With so many tea places in one area, it's difficult to standout…read more It's a small store. There is a bench for you to wait for your drink. Ordered from the self-serve kiosk. Waited for my order. They called the order when it's ready. I love the fresh fruit and it's convenient if you are in Main Street. Though, maybe because the mango wasn't ripe, it didn't have the usual strong flavor in the mango pomelo sago. I ordered Belgian Caramel Crumble Milk Tea for my friend. Didn't get a picture. My friend likes it and had no complaints. If you are in the neighborhood, go check it out and decide for yourself.

Not too sure if the place really understands the meaning of "less ice" vs "half ice" tbh…read more Can't do no ice = fine. How about less ice? Okay I guess. Received the drink. And....this is not less ice. Period. Ambiance: Your typical boba tea shop with a panda bear logo for the storefront and little space inside to wait for your order. Staff is friendly and helpful. A little bench inside by the glass as waiting area. Minimal wait time like 15 mins on a busy Saturday night. Tea By Do accepts both cash and card. The font can be bigger because it's so hard to read as the drink description is actually really tiny on the menu. Or they can provide paper versions. They can even simply provide a QR code to scan, so customers can zoom in on the menu from their phones. Iced Mango Pomelo Sago Drink 1. Tastes decent even without the extra sugar although not exceptionally amazing. 2. Tsk tsk tsk about the "less ice" portion. With the almighty chunk of ice, you're actually getting a medium sized drink instead of the large (thanks to the unnecessary ice amount). 3. Has mix of decent textures from the tart mango pieces + softness from the sago pearls + smoothness from the creamy coconut milk + juiciness from pomelo pulp. Once and done kind of try for me from Tea By Do.

Went on a Saturday afternoon. Not too busy but there was a 5 min line. Drink came pretty quick…read moreafter I ordered. Love the fresh fruit and taste. Only wish there was a place to sit since it was so crowded but it's just the normal Sat crowd.

I used to really like machi machi when I lived in London, and was really happy to see one here…read more I still think it's great however there are better options around in Flushing that I prefer (Molly Tea, Hey Tea) that machi machi can't really quite compete. I did really like their fruit orange tea though.

Bubble bubble! Bubble tea! Quick on the go bubble tea!…read more Location: it is located in Northern Boulevard, they have few seatings inside. It will satisfy your bubble tea craving! Service: I just ordered at the machine, then picked it up. I forgot to order boba on one of my order so I asked the guy to put and asked him how much and he said it's okay. So nice. Food: I almost taste all the flavors but my favorites are: TARO: as always this is good! Taro with bubbles is great! THAI ICED TEA: this one is good too! Thai experience! EARL GREY with 3 J's: this is one of my fave because it has 3 jellies on it! DIRTY BROWN SUGAR: one of the newest flavors! It is good because not your usual sugar! STRAWBERRY TARO: good too, make sure only 30% sugar because it might be sweet. COFFEE MILK TEA: good, taste more tea than coffee! LEMON AIYU WHITE PEARL: my lease favorite, it has candied lemons which is super sweet. MANGO MILK TEA: this is my newest favorite cause there is mango puree on the milk tea! Price rating: 6 out of 10. Regular price for a bubble tea. Well all recommended! But personally love the taro, earl grey with 3Js and mango milk tea.

Disappointed that they were out of coconut jelly and a lot of other toppings. They put a note on…read morethe kiosk "no boba". I didn't know that meant other toppings as well. I got the passion fruit green tea and mango coconut. Both were actually very delicious. The staff was super apologetic for the lack of toppings and felt bad I didn't want to substitute the coconut jelly. I honestly just wanted something refreshing and it did the trick. This spot is small, but they have spots to sit and WiFi which is really good to know. Not a bad addition to this part of Northern. I think I officially like Gong Cha.

I LOVE TBAAR!!!!…read more I've tried so many fancy bubble tea places, and they don't do fruit tea as well as TBaar does. I know TBaar's a pretty low tier bubble tea place these days considering all their locations closed because they got outshadowed by these new chains. TBaar actually uses fresh fruit in a lot of their drinks, is reasonably priced, and service is super fast. The location in Flushing is also closed late (12 am), so it's my go to place. The fresh passion fruit green tea is my favorite tea of all time as it comes with fruit chunks and mixed jelly... TBaar's milk tea does suck though, but TBaar's fruit drinks are lit!!!

People who read my reviews, probably nobody, know that I'm more of a slushie person than a bubble…read moretea person. But my whole family loves bubble tea, and this TBaar in Flushing is a must go-to for some (others prefer other bubble tea places). My daughter ordered a Coconut Bubble Tea with black tapioca pearl, rainbow jelly, and lychee jelly toppings. Total $9.69. This is something she enjoys and always comes back for. Within the context of this TBaar is a takeout hole-in-the-wall, I'll give establishment 4 stars.

I am a fan of this Boba shop carved into the long standing Great East Chinese Restaurant. The place…read moregives off vibes that a next generation family member associated with Great East had an idea to expand their offerings and set up shop to make well crafted boba drinks. The young person running it was very friendly. I appreciate the entrepreneurship and of course the local feel to this place. What brought me in was an IG story about the classic Ice Rice - I love this style of refreshing dessert. An assortment of jelly, boba, fruit and peanuts in a slightly sweetened "soup". I enjoy it very much. I found the ingredients very fresh and enjoyed the crushed ice mound making all things chill. I spoke with the young person and asked them if they every considered brown sugar syrup in this. They explained this is the more refreshing style and that their milk tea version might be what I am after. When I inquired I was thinking of one of my favorite Szechuan ice jelly (Bing Fen) they serve at the Queens Night Market - it has no sticky rice, similar ingredients, but they use a brown sugar syrup instead (no milk tea). Besides all that Great East Boba's version is Fuzhou inspired, not Szechuan. No matter, I am game to try and will next time I am in the area.

What a great accompaniment to the take out restaurant!…read more While waiting for my food, I looked at the drink menu and the passion fruit tea options caught my eye. I opted for the passion fruit duo, which comes with the green tea base and boba + lychee jelly. Staff noticed that their lychee jelly stock was running low and offered other options to replace it. I chose to add the aloe vera and she even gave me the last of the lychee jelly! Very generous and such great customer service. Tip: for this drink combo, try it without any additional sugar. The passion fruit, boba, and lychee jelly are already sweetened and can satisfy any sweet tooth you have.

I had their regular bubble tea and it was interesting to see it with brown sugar as well. The boba…read moretexture was good, not overcooked and fairly chewy, it was sweetened as well so it wasn't bland either. The tea itself was okay, not bad but not outstanding. Brown sugar tea has gotten very popular in the past few years so I've become desensitized to most brown sugar bubble teas unless there's a more unique flavor profile.

I only come here for their sponge cakes. It's not well known for it and it's not exactly…read morecompetition for Kam Hing or Spongies in Chinatown. The sponge cake flavors vary but every time I go, there's barely any flavors left. And they end up tasting stale/hard which means it's that fresh. For the price, I think I can get better at a regular bakery.

Ordered via kiosk. Besides receiving our drinks, there wasn't much counter service. I tried buying…read morethese "rare" chips that I've only found in Japan, but they seemed too busy making drinks that I gave it up after standing by the register for more than 5 minutes. The drinks were pretty standard for Möge - no complaints there. I got a watermelon slush with crystal boba and grass jelly. Around $10 after tax and tip. It's a premium price, but at least the drink was enjoyable. If this is the most convenient boba shop for you, I'd say it's not bad. But if you have the choice and the capacity to head elsewhere for boba, I'd recommend that.

Now is it pronounced moh-jee or moh-ghee or as a single syllable, mohj? Or maybe I should apply my…read morehigh school German skills and say moy-gah. That double-dot umlaut above the O always gets me confused and what is it doing in the name of a bubble tea place?? Sorry, I got hung up on phonics. This store is on a quiet residential street just off of Horace Harding Expressway. You would never find it if you didn't know it was there because the entrance is set back in a commercial building. Bubble tea shops are a dime a dozen evidenced by their competition, Coco Tea directly across the street. There is no parking lot (unlike Coco), so you'll just have to parallel park it in front of someone's house or you came by Q17, Q74, Q88 bus or hooved it over here from Francis Lewis High School. We come to Möge Tee mainly for the bubble tea, even though they also have snacks and desserts. You can customize your bubble tea just like other shops with additions like tapioca, lychee jelly and variable sugar & ice content. What's makes them unique is that they have a King-size 32oz (1quart!) cup. Yes, it is a whopping $8.70 (+tax), but you'll be sipping on it for days if you keep it in the refrigerator. It normally comes with black tapioca balls (bubbles), but we like to customize it with lychee jelly instead. No extra charge for the substitution (most of the time). When we stop in after dinner sometimes, my wife likes to get the Cheese Foam Coffee. What's even better is that they still have an OG stamp card reward system that gets you a free drink for every 10 drinks you buy. Maybe one day they'll get an app, but until then I gotta carry this card around in my wallet.

This is the only I'Milky that I have been to and I have been here dozens of times. They have the…read moreabsolute best taro with purple rice boba ever. To be fair, most babo spots do not have this on their menu but I'MIky does and it is great. I always get it hot and with oat milk. Next time I go, I need to order their brown sugar boba with oatmilk because that is my go-to at bubble tea but I do not recall ever getting one from I'Mikly because I always get the taro with purple rice. Their rice balls are also great. I have never had any issues with their rice balls. My son also loves it here and does my wife.

I'Milky is a Taiwanese bubble tea and onigiri stall on the second floor of the Tangram food court…read morein Flushing, and it functions as a quick bite stop rather than a destination in its own right. We found the combination of drinks and rice balls makes it a practical option when we are already in the mall and want something light without committing to a full sit down meal. The onigiri are the stronger part of what the stall offers. We tried the spicy pork belly rice ball, which gets consistent positive attention for good reason. The filling was generous and well seasoned, and the rice held together cleanly without falling apart. The two onigiri with a drink combo is the most sensible way to order when coming in hungry. The rice balls are compact and travel well if you are moving through the mall rather than stopping to eat in place. The drink menu covers a range of categories including fresh milk teas, flavored milks, and boba options with milk alternatives available. The brown sugar boba milk tea is the most popular item on the drinks side, but our experience was mixed. The tea flavor came through lighter than expected and not that enjoyable, and for a large drink at around $7 to $8, the value felt underwhelming relative to other bubble tea options in the area. The fruit teas were alright, but leaned a little too sweet and artificial for our taste. Service is straightforward given the food court setting, with orders prepared at the counter and called out when ready. There is no real seating at the stall itself, so plan to eat while walking or find a common table elsewhere in the food court. For a quick onigiri snack with a drink on the side, I'Milky works decently if you focus on the rice balls and adjust expectations on the tea. We would come back for the spicy pork belly rice ball combo and skip the fruit teas.