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Real Fruit Bubble Tea

3.5 (18 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 9:30 pm

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January 13, 2024 - Oolong Dragon Milk Tea
Ann B.

January 13, 2024 - Service was fast and staff was nice. The drink was good, but too sweet, I forgot to change the sugar level.

Stephanie Z.

What I got: Mango Diamond Slush- Large ($7.49) Pros: - This newly opened place had a promotion where they were giving out the mango diamond slush for free to the first 88 customers and buy one get one free for the next 188. Within the first minute, the lines had already reached capacity and I was probably #33 out of 188 for the second promotion. For those that did get the free drink, it was a good way to try the product and the line moved pretty fast. - The large sized drink was quite big, like the size of a pint with actual chunks of mango in it. It didn't taste too icy which was good. Since I got 2 for myself, I had to get a bag to carry everything since I couldn't wrap my hand around one container. - The store itself was also very conveniently located right outside the Dundas subway exit and has ample seating. Cons: - I think because of the promotion, they were batch making the mango slush so it was way too sweet and unlike other bubble tea places where you can adjust the sugar or ice contents, you couldn't do it today. One large drink was about 430 calories so having 2 was basically my dinner before I started my night shift. - Perhaps it was because they just opened, they do not have as many payment options as other places. Currently they do not take Amex or Alipay, only visa/MC or cash.

Large durian smoothie
Cathee T.

Remember the OG Real Fruit Bubble Tea shop from the good ol' Pacific Mall days? Growing up, I remember frequenting the small, bustling establishment situated in prime territory on the second floor of Pmall. Well, business seems to have boomed since the early 2000s as Real Fruit has now expanded to over 40 locations in the GTA. Their addition at Eaton Centre in the heart of downtown Toronto is one of the newest. It's been open for around 6 months now, and I noticed it was busy every time I walked by. Yesterday, I finally decided to brave the lineup. The queue to order did move quickly, but it took a few minutes longer than I expected to receive my drink. I noticed that the design of the store didn't seem to anticipate how busy it would be, as there is no clear demarcation of where to stand in line to order vs. where to wait for pickup -- resulting in the staff having to yell and wave over customers. Orders were not ready in chronological order, so people who thought their orders would be called soon based on # stood near the pickup spot and clogged the path for foot traffic. The amount of required seating was also apparently underestimated, as there are only a handful of seats available. Though the benches are aesthetically designed, many seats were occupied by mall customers who were not Real Fruit patrons. In terms of drink quality, I'm pleased that my durian smoothie tasted exactly as I expected. This is truly the best durian smoothie, in my view, that money can buy in the GTA (beating solid competitors from Vietnamese restaurants). The smell is especially pungent, reflecting the strong flavour of real durian mixed with just the right amount of milk. I ended up paying $8.46 (tax included) for my large smoothie, which is a very fair price. I like that I wasn't charged a premium for durian -- all smoothies are priced by size only. The price point is higher than I recall at the Pmall location, but totally understandable given they have a higher overhead at this location in terms of rent and staff (approx 3x as many staff at this location). All in all, I am super happy that my favourite durian smoothie from uptown is now available downtown. I'll be coming here a lot when the weather warms up!

Black tea and taro milk tea
Amber J.

I'm going to give these guys a 4 star because my husband and I always come here for bubble tea when we're at the Eaton centre! The line is always long, which sucks, but I think we've had consistently good boba here :)

Marz R.

When a place has "real fruit" in the name, perhaps it shouldn't just be certain drinks that use real produce? I guess I got used to my usual spots using real taro in my taro milk tea because that's what I expected. It definitely tasted like it was made with powder. It wasn't terrible, it wasn't great. And a small without tapioca cost $5.07. There's better places out there with better quality drinks you could spend your money on.

Mango bubble tea
Jazz L.

Real fruit bubble tea in concept is great - REAL fruit in the drink sounds like quality an flavour. Unfortunately, I find that there is only ever a tiny bit of fruit at the bottom, and the rest is dilute blended flavoured ice. The pearls here aren't my favourite either.

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Leslieville

Small bubbletea shop that also serves pastries and Filipino meals…read more Their standout offering, of course, is the bubbletea. The tea is loose-leaf, so is elevated from the typical bubbletea. But it's the tapioca that really makes the drink shine with how fresh and bouncy they are. For a tea shop, this place also has really good food. Tried the scones and they were super buttery, very flavourful, and were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside like all great scones. We also got some Filipino meals - the lechon kawali and lumpia super crispy, the bangsilog had a good portion size for the price, and the halo-halo was refreshing. Place is mainly a takeout spot, but there are a couple of small tables to sit 4. Service is friendly. Tea offerings are extensive. Worth a drop-by.

Lovely hidden gem spot in the East End. It's a small cafe located in Greenwood Ave and Gerrard St E…read moreby the Leslieville area. Walking in, there's a great amount of cakes, cookies, and drinks. Cookies: The matcha white chocolate cookie was freshly made. Quite soft and delicious. Reasonably sized cookie. Yema cake: It was my first time having the Yema cake so I was looking forward to try it. I got the ube flavour and a soft chiffon cake texture. It wasn't too sweet and was perfect for a nice small dessert. The staff were friendly and the service was good. It's too bad there's limited seating as it would be great to dine-in. I definitely want to come back to try out their drinks!

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