The atmosphere here is very relaxed and welcoming. They have table games available, which is a fun…read moretouch if you want to sit and spend time with friends. They also provide WiFi, making it a good option if you are looking for a casual place to work or study. The staff was friendly and greeted me right away. Once I let them know I was picking up a Too Good To Go order, they started preparing it immediately. I was helped by Min, who was kind, efficient, and very helpful throughout the process. My order included: * Caramel black milk tea with brown sugar boba * Passion fruit green tea with mango popping boba The milk tea was smooth and creamy with a mellow sweetness from the brown sugar boba. The passion fruit green tea was refreshing and reminded me of something you might get from Starbucks, but with an added burst of flavor from the popping boba. Both drinks were yummy and well balanced.

Fair price for boba tea drinks. The milk teas are not as creamy as the other boba tea shops. Only…read more$4.75 for each milk tea drink. The tiger sugar black milk tea with boba ended up being $5.97, cheaper than other tea shops. It doesn't taste as good as other tea shops though. Well, you pay for what you get. I was told they are opening another location in owasso soon but the current location has been opened for almost 2 years. It's pretty empty so it would make a good quiet study spot. WIFI is available.

Tried the strawberry smoothie with boba and wow it hits different frfr The smoothie was sweet,…read morefruity, and super refreshing, not too heavy or fake-tasting. The boba pearls were soft and chewy, giving the perfect little pop of fun with every sip my favvv Definitely a tasty, Instagram worthy drink I'd get again. 10/10 for sure !

Let me tell y'all, I have tried close to a dozen other boba shops and literally no other competes…read morewith Cha Bubble Tea. It is soooo delicious and the quality of drinks is great! The boba is always cooked to perfection or very close, which I've found in my experiences doesn't really happen at most boba shops! They let you choose how sweet you want it, how much ice you want, and you can even get almond milk or LF milk if you're lactose intolerant, all for no additional charge! Cha has a special place in my heart!! I will be a lifelong customer.

Project Bánh Mì Boba was called Ding Tea before. The menu and shop is essentially identical with a…read morefew more tea options. I came in on 3/11/25 at around 6:30 PM and they were out of ALL baguette sandwiches. I was told that they had a large order earlier during the day so I got the taro tiger, their fresh milk tea series. This was a DISAPPOINTING drink. It did not taste like a fresh milk tea but tasted rather powdery. If you look at the cup closely, you could see small white clusters throughout. I did not get fresh milk like I have ordered so I felt let down. This, in addition of being out of baguettes was not a good visit, and I probably won't return.

I am always really happy about my boba when i come here. The menu has a wide selection of what you…read morecan get and most everything is a good price. The tiger drink is amazing and the boba is delicious. Stay around forever because this is my go-to boba spot!

The boba tea scene in Tulsa is really lacking. It's just not thriving like other cities. It's…read morereally struggling. Could it be a lack of investment or is it Tulsa itself? Maybe a little bit of both? Hey Boba reminds me of the boba tea shops in San Antonio, TX. It's privately owned and not a franchise. Because of this reason, there is no regulation on the products the shop uses. If you are used to milk tea from popular boba tea franchises like Tapioca Lounge, Sharetea, Gongcha, Tiger Sugar, and even Kung Fu Tea, then I am sorry to say...the milk tea at Hey Boba and similar privately owned boba tea shops taste "diluted" and sometimes "powdery." Hey Boba tea does not taste powdery though, but does taste diluted. I want to support local businesses which is why I gave it a 4 stars. For me, the best boba tea shop in Tulsa is Kung Fu Tea even though Kung Fu Tea is my least favorite out of all the boba tea franchises.

Been coming here for 10 years. Since I was in high school, the owner is very sweet. I generally…read moreorder, taro, but all the boba flavors , are very good.

firstly, though i'd saw the restaurant building some time ago and had wanted to try it for some…read moretime as well, i just recently learned the name is project bahn mi boba rather than project boba bahn mi, a confusion the bmb abbreviation helps with recalling. food in part because of the restaurant name, i'd wanted to try both a sandwich and boba tea, and learned there are several delectable options for each. the sandwiches come in many options of protein and generally are categorized as vietnamese sandwiches, which typically come with a coldcut meat, and warm sandwiches, of which i'd got the latter with grilled chicken. and for a boba tea, the flavor option called "matcha love" looked good to me, so that is what i ordered. pops brought me to lunch, and while he did not get a boba tea, he got one of the vietnamese sandwiches, also chicken. he enjoyed his, and i very much enjoyed mine too, so i'd suggest you go with your gut and trust you cannot go wrong with either variety of sandwich. the boba tea was quite tasty also, with layers on layers of flavor, from the tea itself, to the milky froth, to the juicy boba balls, such a yummy drink. service excellent, i especially appreciated the straightforward explanation of the sandwich varieties and boba options. ambiance very cozy, open space with limited, though intimate, seating, featuring window views all around the restaurant of a active, developing shopping and entertainment area of the city.

I was craving a Vietnamese sandwich for breakfast and decided to stop by Project BMB. I've always…read moreloved their egg sandwiches. What I forgot is that on weekends they roll out exclusive items like spring rolls, egg rolls, and puff pastries. They even had a special: buy 4, get 1 free. (Not pictured are the egg roll and puff pastry.) The puff pastry comes in either pork or chicken, I went with pork. It had quite a bit of onion, but the flavor was still really savory. The spring rolls were tasty too, though a little on the smaller side. The star of the visit, though, was the Saigon coffee. It's Vietnamese-style coffee made with espresso and sugar, and wow! It was STRONG. Highly recommend if you're a coffee lover. Service was great. The cashier was super sweet. Plus, when I came right at opening (11am on Saturday), it wasn't busy at all, which was a nice bonus.

SO GOOD! I would definitely come here to study, catch up with a friend, or host a book club. The…read morevibes inside are so great, it's so cute, great service, and I love how they have a tea for everyone! I had the pina colada type tea that's blended, and then my cousin had another one - and added boba! Both so good, and I will be back!

I am a hot tea fanatic, and enjoy hot tea over coffee any day. I have been to Nobilitea in Oklahoma…read moreCity a long time ago. It's good to see one in Broken Arrow. I think the main issue with Nobilitea is the lack of the variety of tea. They have white tea, green tea, oolong tea, chai tea, black tea, hibiscus tea, herbal tea, and rooibos tea. This list may look quite extensive but Nobilitea doesn't have much selections in each category compared to other tea shops. I decided to buy 2 of their top shelf teas by the oz for $9.99 per oz, Jasmine Pearles and Embers which are green tea mixed with jasmine flowers and oolong tea respectively. I like the shop in general. Just wish it has more selections to choose from.

Stopped here today and was not disappointed! Really cute and clean inside with a fun Mardi Gras…read morespirit. It's adjacent to Gibbys restaurant, so you can grab a coffee while you wait for a table as well. The coffee is EXCELLENT (not bitter or burnt). The customer service was top shelf and kind. Support LOCAL BIZZ!

I love an independent coffee shop. While passing through town after stopping in some of the…read morevintage and thrift stores, I caught a glimpse of French Quarter Coffee Co., and luckily there was a street parking spot in front, so I went in. The restaurant next door is closed on Mondays and at first I thought French Quarter Coffee was closed too. I pulled on the doorknob and it opened to a large, quiet space with a friendly barista tidying up the coffeehouse. I was told that they were open, but not the restaurant. Good thing that the coffee shop was what I was interested in. Two iced lattes to go and a friendly chat with the barista and I was out the door. There were a few baked goods in the case, but none of the selections looked fresh. They looked day-old or more, and I opted not to get one to accompany my latte. Pastries and baked goods are best freshly baked. A quality brand of packaged biscotti and cookies might be better options for a longer shelf life. Nonetheless, this little town of Claremore, on Route 66, is lucky to have this small business coffee shop as an option. Shop local, and go enjoy a cappuccino or iced latte and a chat with a friend at French Quarter Coffee Co.

Amazing service and Delicious coffee!! Very relaxing work environment. Highly recommend l coming…read morehere

The sweetest coffee shop. I originally saw a tik tok about Brice's and we decided to give them a…read moretry after our Sunday morning walk. The space is super cozy with plenty of seating. Now, Tulsa has a great coffee scene but the matcha scene is lacking a bit so we definitely wanted to try theirs out. Our barista told us that all of their syrup are housemaid and you can definitely tell. Both the banana matcha and lavender matcha were amazing. As a whole, we can't wait to go back and try more matcha and coffees!