Tips: - Lucky Tea is located inside Red Lotus Restaurant…read more - Half the drink items are unavailable on the menu. After my friend and I had hot pot, we wanted bubble tea. I did a search and found Lucky Tea and CoCo nearby. We decided to try Lucky Tea. I used Google Maps to get us here. It was bad. It told me to park behind Btrust Supermarket. Sure, we had stuffed ourselves at the all-you-can-eat hot pot and needed exercise. I wasn't expecting this much of it! We walked around the supermarket until we found an entrance. We then cut through what felt like the largest Asian supermarket until we got to the other entrance. We then saw Red Lotus Restaurant with a sign for Lucky Tea. Lucky Tea is located on the right when you enter Red Lotus Restaurant. No one was there, so someone at the restaurant had to fetch a female staffer to help us out. The digital menu looked good. However, when we looked at the physical menus, half the items were unavailable. My friend got the lemon yakult. I went with the supreme grape. Both are fixed as far as size, ice, and sugar levels go. I paid for both our drinks, as I owed my friend money from the hot pot. The woman had to fetch the payment machine so I could pay with a credit card. Once the machine was in front of me, I tapped and all was good. We watched this woman make our drinks. She was skilled and efficient making them. She gave us straws. We thanked her and left. My friend enjoyed his lemon yakult. He finished it as I drove us back to work. He liked how the yogurt complimented the tart lemon. I got the grape supreme. It's yogurt with grapes and ice blended together. I enjoyed it immensely. It's not my typical drink, but I'm glad that I went with it. I didn't realize hours later that I'd end up with a stomach ulcer. The yogurt in this drink likely disguised some of the pain and symptoms that I had. It was interesting seeing the World Tea House seal on our drinks. They are likely related. Now that I know where this tea place is, I'd go back and sample whatever is left on the menu. If you want more bubble tea varieties, you may want to hit CoCo instead. (161)

At Lucky Tea to get something refreshing!…read more They removed a lot of their drinks from their menu so there's not as many selections as they used to have. I ordered the Tofu Milk Bobo, Lucky Ovaltine and Red Oolong Milk Tea. The Tofu Milk Bobo was silky smooth and creamy. It's very authentic to what I expected it to be. The Lucky Ovaltine is a nice drink to have to beat the heat. I like how they lined the cup and topped the drink up with even more Ovaltine. The Red Oolong Milk Tea was a bit weak in my opinion. Overall, it's a nice place to grab something quick to drink.

Very impressed. Repeat: VERY IMPRESSED. Spotless place, nice ladies working there. A small,…read moreindependent, Filipino-owned business which I'm always happy to support! They have a wide variety of drinks (boba is fresh and of good quality). My tea was delicious and hubby loved his fruit drink. They have a TON of Filipino baked goods including the famous Filipino pao (bao). THANKS ALEX for introducing me to this delightful shop. I WILL BE A BECOME A REGULAR. Guaranteed. Parking lot is tiny and co-shared by several businesses. Salamat poh!

Located in the plaza on the south side of Wilson just east of the 401 West off ramp…read more This independent shop was plenty friendly when I stepped in and was surprised with the spread available. It's starting to get warm and tried out the Taro slush with mango jelly. Wow! They whipped it up and I was pleasantly surprised with the generous serving of jellies in the cup. There is a nice sitting area inside to sit down and have a nice relaxed chit chat while sipping away your drink and indulge in the plentiful array of baked goods. Will definitely return to try out their menu and report back to all

I remember years ago when I had my first BBT, those tapioca pearls with milk tea were good! As…read morewith anything, you have to constantly create new flavours and new packaging to keep people coming back. One thing is for sure, whatever they are putting in those drinks have my fellow Asian population hooked!!! So many new stores and so many new drinks that I have to up my insulin - ugh. Today is iTea One. They are located inside the twin finger towers at 4750 Yonge Street. The finger towers are two tall green condos with curved penthouses. The bottom of the building are shops and offices. There is even an LCBO inside the place. iTea One is on the west side. Walk into the little shop that stands in the center of the pathway. Fresh citrus and other fruits are present - always a nice thing to see. Two friendly shop owners greeted us and asked for our order. I was looking forward to their New Double Roasted Milk Tea. My kid, who just polished off a Johnny's Banquet Burger with Fries and Gravy, eyed himself a Pearl Strawberry Latte. You would think he looked like his old man but nope...fitter than the proverbial fiddle! Oh to be less than 2 decades old again! LOL! The Milk Tea was good. I had it with regular ice and less sugar. You can really taste the double roasted tea. The other drink looked like a strawberry shortcake blended and put back into a cup. Layers of flavours. It was so good that the kid finished it off before we even left the parking area. All in all, a good experience. Good service, good product, but the location is more geared to the walking customer, as parking can be a pain. I was able to parked on Beecroft, north of Poyntz. Costs 50cents for 15mins before 4pm or it's tow truck time! Walked into the nearest door from there - it is the closest to the food centre. Cheers!

Cute tea shop with interesting and unique bubble teas!…read more We got the osmanthus oolong tea latte with tapioca and the strawberry golden shake with cake cream icing and tapioca. The osmanthus oolong was quite lovely, with a fruity floral aspect to it. I'm a bit disappointed that this drink is mostly just a tea bag + sweetened milk, but the flavour is quite unique regardless. The strawberry golden shake was actually so interesting. It literally tastes like liquid strawberry cheesecake, which is may not sound delicious, but it's super delicious! I definitely recommend coming here to try some unique and interesting bubble tea flavours!

Came here around 8:30pm and they were open. Really wanted to try it as their menu features drinks…read morewith fresh fruit and plant based milk. There are no tables inside so it is takeout only. The cashier seemed to speak limited english but she was very attentive. I ordered the taro mochi latte and it was very thick. The coconut mochi was really tasty and the taro was nice, creamy and thick. The tea was very light though and I mostly just tasted the milk. The sago was ok. Most of the drinks come in the large size by default. The herbal lemon tea had a strong lemon flavour and then herbal aftertaste. I think it's good to drink if you want to relax as my boyfriend who drank it got sleepy after. I ordered a total of 5 drinks and it came out to $42, which is pretty good! I definitely recommend this place and am looking forward to going again to try different stuff on their menu.

Another bubble tea place option near Yonge and Sheppard, and I'm glad they opened! This shop has…read moresome really unique offerings. The toppings are fresh, and they even have a little take-out window you can order through. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. I tried the signature grass jelly milk tea, and it was amazing. I'm a sucker for lots of toppings and this order came with a whole assortment, including grass jelly, coconut(?) jelly, clear tapioca, red bean, and less commonly found peanuts and raisins. They tasted good individually, and together, they provide a mix of textures and flavors that makes it fun to eat. The tapioca was extra chewy, I wish there were a few more in there. The milk tea itself is light and refreshing. I will definitely be back to try more of their drinks.

I went to this location a while ago, during the summer, when the weather was extremely hot! Nothing…read morelike a cold cup of milk tea to cool yourself off, you know? This was actually my first time visiting any Palgong Tea but after a recommendation from a friend, I couldn't keep putting off visiting this store because I was already somewhat in the area :D When I walked in, one of the workers was hard at work taking promo shots for new drinks that were incoming. (he ended up giving us a few of the drinks to take with us to try but shhhhh) A different worker helped us during our visit to the store and she was extremely friendly! I ended up getting my standard drink of -[OOLONG MILK TEA] in large $4.49 with the least amount of ice and sugar possible! I usually always go for this flavor of milk tea because Oolong is one of my favorite flavors of tea to drink. This is usually how I establish a baseline to see whether or not I'll be back to try some more adventurous drinks! If you're wondering, I'll definitely be back and I have my eyes on a couple of drinks already.... -[TIRAMISU MILK TEA] *seasonal* I guess I have to go back REALLY soon or else this drink may evade me forever D: -[STRAWBERRY EARL GREY MILK TEA] This sounds like it could very well be up my alley because I love earl grey and the flavor of strawberry! I honestly don't see how this combination of flavors could go wrong so I guess I'll have to try either this or the tiramisu one on my next visit! Give this place a try because I heard their cheese foam pairs really well with their Oolong Milk tea! (I still have to try this combination to verify it but I trust the friend who told me this haha)

Super cute new bubble tea shop at Yonge and Steeles area! Randomly found this place looking for a…read moreplace to go to for a late night bbt run and was pleasantly surprised. Inside has a lot of seating options and the decor is modern. They also have free wifi (pw: 80808080). The staff are very friendly and helpful when deciding which drink to get. We got the mango black tea with milk foam and mango smoothie with pineapple jelly. The mango black tea was so good! It is now one of my favourites. You can taste the mango pulp in the drink, and the milk foam is a nice touch. The mango smoothie was average, nothing outstanding. However, the pineapple jelly was different and went well with the smoothie. A bonus is that their prices are not as expensive as the big chains here like Coco, Chatime, etc. Great place for good and reasonably priced bubble tea. Would recommend you give it a try!

New bubble tea store conveniently located right next to NoFrills (perfect timing to grab a bubble…read moretea haha). Fast and friendly service. Very clean take out spot!

Tried the Taro Milk Tea, Strawberry Milk Tea and Iced Matcha Latte. Highly recommend trying those…read more Great tasting drinks and friendly staff.

Nice little Chinese dessert shop downtown. The shop is fairly nice with a nice Cantonese style…read moreflair. They serve more drinks than traditional HK desserts. They only have a few options dessert wise, but have many drinks and a handful of snacks. I had their Mango Pomelo drink and it was fairy tasty, but a tad too sweet for my taste (even though I asked for less sugar). More customization would be nice in terms of sugar content. Drink was also very milky content wise and lacked more mango flavour and depth. The flavour of caramel syrup dominated this drink.

I ordered the taro purple rice fresh milk tea. They used real taro instead of the powder which is…read moregreat. Nearby have several bubble tea but they use powder. If you're looking for real ingredients give this place a try. I ordered with no sugar and no ice since the drink is already a bit sweet and cold. You can't choose different kinds of milk unfortunately. The place is small and clean. The service is friendly.

If you're fruit tea lover, highly recommend try this brand of fruit tea, half of cup fruit with…read moregreat tea, recommend take 50% sugar tho