There's something about honeydew that gets me every time lol. The service is always great at cocoa…read moretea. I've never had any issues at any of the locations. Cocoa tea will definitely have a customer for life LOL

love the prices and the flavour at Coco. One of my go-to places. I love how they make their regular…read moremilk tea!

I stopped by this booster juice the other day and had an ok experience. I think there were 3 women…read moreworking but I didn't feel they were working as effectively as they could have. I was asking the employees which drink they recommended but they weren't too helpful and one of the ladies walked away when I was asking her which drink I should get. One of the women recommended I get the unbeatable smoothie but it really wasn't that great. I found it quite bland. I make green smoothies every morning and needed a filling beverage while on the go but I don't think I would order that again. I also had them add the warrior supplement and soy protein powder. I might try a different smoothie in the future but I don't foresee myself running back to Booster Juice. I would also make my purchase at another location where they provide better customer service.

Booster juice sells some yummy smoothies. I love this chain. Every one of the smoothies I've gotten…read morehas been tasty regardless which location I go. This location is right inside north york centre and service is spotty. They made the wrong drink for the person in front of me in line. My drink was made correctly though and very tasty. Try the strawberry sunshine, the canadian colada (pina colada), mango tango, or the green smoothie (forgot the name but has pineapple and kale in it). Having one of these fruity smoothies in hand on a hot summer day is the best!

Got the #6 and the Carrot juice. #6 is more sour, but if you love pomegranate then this is for you…read more- the difference with #5 is that this had the "noodles" which added a fun texture if you enjoy more toppings in your drinks. I preferred the carrot juice with saffron ice cream - it wasn't sour, but still felt refreshing. The pistachios were a very nice touch. Despite both drinks having ice cream, neither felt overly sweet or sugary. I would return for the carrot juice/saffront ice cream! We watched them make it with many fresh carrots in front of our eyes. Very friendly service and patient with our questions. We beat the rush - they only had 1 person working so was probably a longer wait for other people behind us. No seats inside - this is purely a grab and go spot.

When I learned about this pomegranate juice bar I knew I had to try it. I just LOVE the addictively…read moresour flavour of pomegranate. This tiny Iranian juice cafe, almost hidden away in a little plaza in Thornhill, did not disappoint. Apparently all ingredients are imported from Iran. I went for #4 which is basically a cup of pomegranate juice with a scoop of pomegranate ice cream inside, as well as a couple pieces of pomegranate fruit leather and pomegranate jellies for good measure. Pomegranate overload? Nope. It was heavenly. I've had it twice now and I don't live anywhere near here lol. Or you can get the juice on its own ($14 for a large bottle or $8 for a large cup) which is honestly so mouth-puckeringly addictive....if you love sour fruit juice, that is. They also sell containers of pomegranate fruit leather and other sour dried fruits (cherries, apricots) which are delicious on their own but would probably also be great in yogurt or ice cream. Anyway, love sour stuff? Get your fix here.

Stopped by for a fruit tea on a hot afternoon and it was so refreshing the tea was light slightly…read moresweet and filled with real fruit slices

Tips: - This cafe has Malaysian-inspired coffee buns and…read morecakes. - Debit and credit cards are accepted. Last Saturday, I was at Centerpoint Mall having an early dinner at Jollibee. As I was approaching the eatery, I noticed PappiRoti Cafe & Bakery next door on the left. It intrigued me. I love a good bakery. I had a good feeling about this one. After I was done eating dinner and checking out a store in the mall, I left Jollibee and headed over to this cafe. PappaRoti does not have direct access to the mall. You basically enter and exit the cafe. To get to the mall, you can either cut through Jollibee or use mall entrance 6. This cafe has a small patio. It would be nice sitting down to enjoy a drink and a baked good when it's summertime. I got the nicest man at this cafe. He said hi and was friendly. I looked at all the individual cakes in the display case. They looked amazing. He rattled off what each flavour was. I recognized the tiramisu and red velvet cakes right off the bat. I love tiramisu. I had my heart set on it already! I said yes to the cake. He let me know that it's a Malaysian cafe. They are known for their coffee buns. I'll need to have one next time. I wanted the tiramisu. I looked at the drinks on the menu. They looked great. I went into this store with a Jollibee drink. I'll need to return to try a beverage next time. He carefully put my tiramisu in a container. It wasn't the cheapest cake at $13 after taxes. It looked good that I didn't care. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I thanked the man and happily left with my cake. I could tell that it was quality. It had a dark chocolate goodie on the top of it. I could see the lady fingers at the bottom. I brought it home and had it while watching a hockey game. It was delicious! It had a lot of espresso and cocoa flavours. The mascarpone was creamy. The lady fingers had the perfect amount of espresso without being mushy. It's likely one of the best tiramisu desserts that I've had in years. I was parked for Jollibee at around 3:30 pm on a Wednesday. I had no problem finding a spot. I had a wonderful experience at this cafe. There are places inside to sit down and indulge in a baked good and a drink. I look forward to returning for more yumminess. (159)

4/5 but bumped to 5 for the service!…read more I've been to the Vancouver location many times for their Karak tea. I enjoy their OG bun for the buttery taste and a hint of, coffee/caramel, but their Karak tea has been my favorite. And since I was grabbing some other things and happened to drop by, I decided to get them again after talking to Sina. I loved his energy and service, which also played a factor when debating whether I should consume more caffeine in the evening. lol The OG bun was great as always and the only reason it was initially a 4 star was because of the Karak tea. It was much less intense and felt a bit diluted in my opinion. I reckon it was just today's batch so I'll definitely come back as Sina was great and I think it was just a one off! Arigato-gozaimasu!

A really good tea shop with a cute brand! Got it a lil after…read moreclosing time but they still accepted us in and took our orders. The shop is small and cozy on the inside and can sit a few people but not a big group. The decor is super cute too. The tapioca is ok, which is why it lost a star from me, but the rest of the tea is really really good

There's this little bubble tea place I've gotten quite fond of -- Tea Rex. It's my go-to spot after…read moredentist appointments next door at Doncaster Dental Studio (yes, bubble tea after the dentist, I know!). It's conveniently located, with its own entrance outside the main building and directly across from Kungfu Tea. The thing with Tea Rex is, while it might be a little on the pricey side, the quality of the tea speaks for itself. I usually opt for 25% sugar, which hits that sweet spot perfectly without being overpowering. (At some places, even 25% is quite sweet.) My favorites? The osmanthus sweet rice green tea latte and the grapefruit yakult green tea, priced around $6 to $7. And I can't resist adding jelly boba - those konjac balls add just the right texture. Service can be a teansy bit slow, but it's clear they're not cutting corners and really care about what they're serving. The staff are friendly, always up for a quick chat, and the cat-themed decor? Absolutely adorable. What I especially appreciate is their 11 AM opening time. As someone sensitive to caffeine, the earlier I can get my tea, the better. Tea Rex is about great tea, a friendly vibe, and a cute setting that makes it a little gem in the area. Definitely worth checking out, even if you're not balancing it out with a dentist visit!

The drinks in this store are very creative. I ordered the blue crystal coconut drink, very…read morerefreshing with plenty of blue coloured jelly. Basically a whole cup of blue jelly! Almost eats like a meal! The coconut drink is very easy to drink too. Not heavy at all! Just the way i like it!

Came here with a friend and ordered the passion fruit boom tea which was so incredibly refreshing…read more Best of all, my cup in large wise cost only $4.50 (on special) and came generously packed with fresh fruit (oranges, kiwi, watermelon, pineapple) and lychee jelly. On the other hand, the store is small and has some window seating and a few tables so it is best for takeaway orders

* They are temporarily closed now :'(…read more Cutesy neighbourhood yogurt place. The decor has a warm comfy vibe, and service is efficient. Usually not too busy, so it's a good spot to sit and chat with friends. A bit on the pricey side, but quite a bit more substantial and healthier (I dare say?) than bubble tea. Heard that they source their yogurt from their own farm... Maybe that's why it's a lil pricier. They have a variety of flavours and toppings, and the sweetness is adjustable. The creamy yogurt has a pleasant tartness. Real fruit is used for many of the drinks. Grape green tea as well as peach are pretty awesome! The popping grains oat topping has an interesting texture, so that's the topping I usually get. The mochi toppings are interesting too.

There are so many drink options at Yonge/ Finch. Most of them are boba places, so we decided to…read moregive this a try since it is more different (yogurt based). They had a few advertised specials outside, including drink of the day (few dollars less), and buy one, get one for $3. We were interested in the latter but turns out that it only applies to a very limited selection. Drinks were good... strong yogurt taste. Girl working there seemed a bit clueless/ awkward though.

I got the matcha berry latte, but it has no matcha flavour whatsoever. Tastes like a berry latte,…read moreexcept lowest sweetness was 70% for the matcha drink so it was way too sweet for me.

Literally just popped in to grab a drink…read more Upon walking in, my first impression was "wow, this place is small!" There were actually quite a few people coming in and out during the 5-10 mins that I was in the store. Gazing quickly at the menu, I ended up ordering a REGULAR-SIZED PEARL MILK TEA (their no. 1 drink according to their menu) with 70% sugar and light ice ($5.31 with tax included). The drink itself was still too sweet for me, so I'd probably opt for 50% sugar next time. However, I was impressed by how QQ (i.e. chewy) their tapioca was! So good. The staff were not rude, but service was definitely nothing to rave about. They barely made eye contact with customers and really only had the intention of taking your order and passing you your drink... Basically, to move the lines along as fast as possible.

Came here on a cold winter walk and wanted something to warm up. The interior was very minimal and…read morespacey, looked nice for a meet up or to study. I tried the matcha drop, which was a bit on the pricey side (aren't they all these days) and tasted very mild. Overall, I'd give this spot another try for their espresso based drinks, maybe that would be better.

I stopped by Coffee Lunar after lunch because I needed a caffeine boost before completely passing…read moreout from the food coma. Thankfully, the vanilla bean latte absolutely did the job--and it was genuinely delicious too. The house blend espresso was smooth and creamy, with a rich chocolatey note without tasting overly roasted, exactly the way I like it. The vanilla bean flavour was also really pleasant, adding just the right amount of sweetness and aroma without overpowering the coffee. All in all, it was a near-perfect latte. The only downside was the price--I paid about $9 for a large with three shots, which felt a bit steep. Still, it was a very satisfying cup of java. I also appreciated the fact that it is doggo friendly as it has a jar of treats for your pups. I'll bring little morty over sometimes.