Loved the flavors. I had fererro, salted caramel and filter coffee…read more Self service but very pleasant and patient Cute place. Clean. Good ambiance.

Great little shop with ice cream, boba, tea, among other things. We were in there about 30 minutes…read morebefore close, but they were friendly and patiently gave my family samples of many flavors. Each flavor I tried was incredible. It has a nice little ice cream shop vibe.

Awesome ice cream great staff and very welcoming ambiance. We have been there multiple times and…read moretried different flavors and drinks and each one of them is yum. Definitely a must go place for icecream lovers.

On a rainy Saturday we took our family to get some ice cream to lift our spirits and this…read moredefinitely did the trick! The flavor selections were unique and delicious. The server was adamant about us tasting the flavors before we made our selection! We got the strawberry chunk, mango sorbet, salty little secret, vanilla & pistachio. The pistachio tasted so fresh and creamy, and the salty little secret was something I'd get a pint of and eat the whole thing at home! I loved every bite, I will say it was a little expensive but this definitely a well worth it splurge.

This place is an eye candy! My eyes didn't quite know where to look when I first stepped in. So…read moremuch to check out here. And I do think the space is small because of the claw games. I definitely felt a little claustrophobic when I entered. Note that the photos I took are on 0.5x, so in real life, the space looks a lot smaller. I got myself the Malaysian coffee drink which comes with coffee jelly and boba and absolutely enjoyed my drink. I would suggest going lower than usual on your sugar level. I asked for 30% sweet and it was still too sweet for me. They also have a Vietnamese coffee drink option. I don't think I've ever seen a Malaysian coffee drink ever offered in any other boba place, so this place stood out for me. When I came in on a weekday, it was dead quiet. It will be great if the store played some music to make it a more welcoming place. I can imagine this becoming very popular with the tween and teenage crowds over the weekends. I don't suggest bringing your kids under 5 in here, they are going to want to touch everything, and because of the limited space, I imagine this can be really stressful for parents. Personally, I think this place has way too much stuff for people to want to hang out there. It'll be a lot better if they reduce some of the things they have there so it's easier to look for customers. Way too much going on. Not a fan. It feels like a lot of clutter for no good reason. Service was average.

This place is pretty stinkin cool. The drink was a little too sweet and not "smoothie" enough…read more Needs a little more ice I think but I'm not an expert I guess. the decor is on point though.... The kid at the counter works well... very attentive and kind.

Teapioca in Georgetown is the place to go when you are craving for Boba or just any tea. There are…read moreso many options to choose from, not just boba, but also delicious macarons, refreshing shaved ice, and fresh fruit cups, all at reasonable prices. They have at least 10 people seating inside the store. They are selling tea sets as well if you are looking for a set. The staff here are amazing. The cashier was super friendly, and all the workers were really attentive. I placed my order and had it ready in under 5 minutes! There's plenty of parking available since it's in a shopping center, though it is shared with other businesses. Still, I've never had trouble finding a spot. Also, tip is optional, which is nice if you're just grabbing something quick. Highly recommend if you're in the area and craving something sweet or refreshing!

This is a nice boba shop in Georgetown with plenty of drink options. There are some milk tea…read moreflavours I haven't seen before. I got the taro milk tea with boba, and the price ($6) was reasonable for how large the drink was. It was very good, and the staff were very friendly. There is plenty of parking in the plaza.

So first off, right as I walked in I realized there was no music and no one else there buying…read morethings. I order my drink ($7 for a large) and it takes about 4 minutes to make. As I leave, I turn over my drink to get the Boba around (there was a seal) and the drink bursts open all over me. The seal had broken. I go back in and the lady spends 10 minutes re-sealing and then ripping off the top of the drink. I eventually just left with a drink with no lid. Was never offered a refund or anything compensation. The drink it's self is ok, but the Boba is flat out tasteless. Don't waste your time here.

From the owner: Zesty, fruity or creamy, we have the perfect drink to satisfy your cravings!! Step in, to get a…read morefirst time discount of 20% on your drink purchases of $15 or more.

My kids loved this place, we usually do milk based smoothies but the slush was really tasty. Alize…read moreor Alice I don't know how to spell her name was so kind. I'm visiting from California and this was the first place I visit here and I will definitely be back before I head back home. Thank you for your kindness and for making great drinks!

Decent boba, interior could use some work. Would benefit from some Lofi on the radio.read more

This is such a wonderful place! I visit almost every weekend, especially when I'm out grocery…read moreshopping because I always make sure to stop by for a boba. The service is consistently great, and the girl who served me today was especially kind and friendly. The food is delicious, and I absolutely love the little spongy cakes they are incredibly soft and tasty. The atmosphere is also peaceful and welcoming. I always enjoy coming here and highly recommend it!!!

TLDR: Good boba spot with a diverse menu that includes some decaf drinks and a variety of foams…read more Make sure you cut that sugar content because my 25% was still overly sweet. I've been a fan of Feng Cha for a while (discovered them in Houston) so I'm familiar with a few of their offerings. They have a diverse menu, with several caffeine-free options (including the option to sub sparkling water for tea in some of their fruity drinks). They also have a variety of foams (foam fan here) like taro and matcha. Their drinks *usually* hit the spot. On my most recent visit, I tried the Bursting Dragon Fruit (with sparkling water instead of tea). Even though I ordered it with 25% sugar, it was still really sweet. Didn't feel like the subtle sweetness that I expected. Can't even imagine what 100% is like. So, don't forget to scale back on the sugar.

Came here for the first time! We got daily detox and sweet dream! Very refreshing and delicious!!…read more There are zillion kinds of boba combinations but we were glad what we ordered! Feeling much refreshed and get some energy! Love the vibe of this store as well! Keep it up! Cheers

I'm giving it two stars because I do like the drinks here, but otherwise, the place kind of sucks…read more I've had to wait 15-30 minutes for my drink (very simple milk tea) because they have awful time management, and only seem to work on one drink at a time instead of batching. So, if a drink needs to be steeped, they will wait until every drink in front of it has been finished to even start the 5-10 minute steeping process, instead of starting to steep the leaves while they work on blended drinks. Three employees wander around aimlessly while dozens of people wait for a single, simple drink. Most other boba places are able to get drinks out within a minute or two. What is your excuse? There is truly no reason for a single milk tea to take 30 minutes. Fix your training. EDIT: In response to the owner, I do understand that popularity will slow things down, but that wasn't what I was observing. It was a steady trickle of guests coming in every few minutes, and it seems like the crowd was created from congestion of orders stacking up at a higher rate in than they were going out. Orders were only being handed out every several minutes, and while I have also worked in food service/retail and understand having to take breaks and slow down sometimes, the employees seemed like they were just meandering about without a care in the world. I'm truly not sure why, at the very least, steeping wouldn't be started early. I go to a lot of boba places, and I've had many good friends who work (or worked) at boba places, even if I have not directly worked at one myself. The employee behavior was not like anything I've ever seen before.

This may be the best bubble tea I've ever had. I ordered a taro milk tea and it had excellent…read moretexture. The Boba was cooked perfectly. And I was drinking real black tea, not a bunch of milk. Excellent quality product and will absolutely come again. Highly recommend you stop in for a visit. It was very busy at around 8pm so people definitely agree that this is a quality place for anything tea related.

Yes. The place everyone's been talking about…read more Not disappointed at all. Just not enough options for little kids that ca not drink tea yet.

We ordered the Matcha lover and Lemongrass Orange Peach Black tea. Very nice setting, lovely…read morestaffs, drinks are just sweet enough for us at 1/2 sweet and do have tea fragrance nicely. Normally you can lose the tea essence with the fruity and matcha flavors. We loved these. Will stop by again.

Overall: 3.7/5 [dine in]…read more Unfortunately this place is closing down on May 24, 2026 due to failed lease negotiations with the landlord. We made the drive up north to try it before they close since they carry some Vietnamese snacks that are hard to find in Austin. Their menu is extensive covering drinks, desserts, and snacks so it took us a while to decide on our order. All their drinks are lactose free which was great to hear. The staff was nice but it did take a while for everything to come out. Peppermint Pandan Latte / Sam Dua Bac Ha ($6.95) + Crystal Boba ($0.95): We got this at 75% sweet and it was delicious. You can distinctly taste both the peppermint and pandan and it was really refreshing. Matcha Lover ($8.75): We got this at 75% sweet as well. It is a matcha latte with matcha foam, matcha pudding, and matcha mochi. We were not huge fans of this one. The foam was really thick and creamy which made it hard to mix, and the drink had a strange taste that we think came from the flour on the matcha mochi. I think it would have been better if we had eaten the mochi off the top first before mixing everything together. Popcorn Chicken ($8.75): This was okay. They used a different type of batter than what I am used to and it was pretty bland. I didn't like the chili dipping sauce either. Taiwanese popcorn chicken is still way better to me. Mixed Soft Rice Paper With Full Topping / BT Phoi Suong Full Topping ($14): This was our first time having banh trang tron with dried meat and seafood toppings. It also came with a sliced hard boiled egg instead of quail eggs. Very interesting and different. I really wished it came with tamarind sauce because that was the one flavor I felt was missing and would have tied everything together. The portion size also felt a bit small for the price.