Walked in this morning placed our order for 4 drinks got the green apple smoothie, taro dragon,…read morejasmine tea all great drinks service were quick and efficient. There were 3 super great looking Asian females doing a great job during a busy time in a professional manner. The ambience in the place was great music low light great place to chill. Need to stop by plenty to chose from lots of great tasty choices of drinks I can see why people keep returning but definitely always a large why not. Just try it. Great job ladies you ladies did great keep it up and smile !!! See you soon!!! Btw no pics drinks didn't last lol

What a fun and funky place to randomly walk into! I waltzed in to Tea Do to find it absolutely…read morepacked (I'm sure a large portion of the patronage was due to the fact that it was Pride, but from what I've read this location is typically pretty busy regardless)! They have three tablet kiosks for self-ordering, and it's an intuitive UI, so the process was simple. Once I made my decision from their extensive list of options and combinations, it took me maybe 2 minutes from start to finish to build and submit my order. I ordered a large taro milk tea and it was everything I had hoped for. Flavorful, not too sweet, and the tapioca was a wonderful consistency. My only thing was that it was so busy and loud that the staff were unable to continuously call out when orders were complete, or you couldn't hear them. I eventually went up to the bar, noticed my drink had been sitting a few minutes, yelled over, "This is mine, thanks!!" Smiled, and then grabbed it. Beyond that? It was absolutely a great experience.

The drinks here were top tier with high quality passion fruit and tea. Every weekend you can do…read morefree tea tasting which is amazing. The service was amazing with very interacting with customers.

It was such a good experience I loved the coconut service. Even though the area was very crowded…read morethe order did not take too long. The place looked very nice and clean/spotless. I loved the way the place looked. This one worker was very nice.

Iim a big connoisseur of bubble tea. I always get bubble tea at a bubble tea shop, and this place…read morenever disappoints. one main thing i grade is the bubble; bubbles should be straw sized, soft, and chewy. This place has GREAT bubbles unlike tea-do or gongcha. the milk to tea ratio is also perfect, not watery at all. they also use lactose free milk! i really really enjoy molly tea, but its sad how theyre taking sm business away from smaller business who ate just as good, but everyone just wants to walk around w a pink cup or bag. no hate to molly tea, but please if you like bubble tea give this place a try!

Loved their Lychee Tea with Boba! Great amount of Boba and balanced sweetness. Service was great…read moretoo- they gave us a pastry for free. Great place to hang out with friends. Will definitely be back there next time we're in Boston.

This hidden gem of a Japanese matcha shop near MFA has a history evident in its decor. It's…read moredefinitely run by Japanese (not Chinese), which is quite rare. They offer four types of ice cream: matcha, hojicha, ube, and yuzu. There are flavor restrictions (see menu) for mixes, but you can have any combination. A cup costs $7.75 and is enough for two people. Matcha Soft Served Ice Cream: It looked ordinary, but the taste was authentic and pure, with a rich, bitter and fragrant aroma. For most palates, it might even be a bit too bitter. According to the shop, they use matcha from Harima Garden播磨園, Uji宇治. The texture was also very smooth. Ube Soft Served Ice Cream: After seeing the annual "Art in Bloom", I felt the taro flavor was more suitable for the blooming flowers of spring. Spring should be sweet, not bitter! It also had a very pure and natural flavor, not too sweet, but very fragrant. Its texture was a bit smoother than the matcha one. I'd love to try the parfait and drinks next time! However, you need to pick up your food at the counter yourself, and it gets crowded and chaotic on weekends.

I love Matcha Maiko. Heart of Fenway, super potent matcha in soft serves, drinks, and all kinds of…read morecombo desserts. Service is friendly and fast. Small seating area for some casual catchups with friends. Their new mango sticky rice dessert is literally mango sticky rice in a cup and I LOVE it, so tasty and perfectly ripened mango.

If I could associate my childhood with one place, it would be Banh Mi Ba Le in Dorchester. Easily…read morethe best banh mi I've had in my life, and I've been to Vietnam a few times. My go-to order is banh mi thit heo nuong (grilled barbecue pork) with pate. Everything is homemade and delicious - a crunchy Vietnamese baguette, crisp pickled vegetables, sweet barbecued meats, and a rich pate. Their pre-prepared foods are also excellent, such as their baked goods, banh cuon (rice rolls), goi cuon (spring rolls), cha gio (fried egg rolls), and mi xao (stir-fried noodles). I also love their drinks - my favorite is their nuoc mia (fresh sugarcane juice), and you can't go wrong with a Vietnamese coffee. I think they have a couple of tables, but it's mainly a take out spot.

It was my first time here yesterday and there was a line with 10 people ahead of us. Really good…read morebanh mi's. I got the bbq pork and my husband got the bbq beef. Both were really good. I feel like I could've eaten 1 and a half sandwiches because I was so hungry when I went and they sandwiches are light. Affordable and hard to come across a place that's actually within the budget that it states on its page. Ie it's $ and IS $. Whereas other places it'll state $ but when u get there it's actually $$. The service is quick. We got our order to-go but I did see a few chairs to sit and eat.

I am thinking labor must be expensive as most of the Chinese restaurants have no paper menu and…read moreeverything is ordered though the machine and no cashier. I paid around $8 dollars to drink as unfortunately that is a going rate now a days, but was really small. The drink size is not too bad, but did drink the sucker fast. The drink overall was good. I had a blue drink full of the toppings. This was not too bad.

Average and convenient spot for some boba, but there are plenty of other better places within close…read morevicinity.

Consistently good drinks!! Not too sweet and interesting flavors…read more I got the mango grapefruit boom and guava grape drinks. Both had real fruit incorporated (yay!) and had delicious flavor profiles. I loved the texture of the sago in the mango drink, and the guava drink had a nice touch with the slushie. Will be back for more!

Heytea's coconut mango boom made for the perfect summer drink! The portion was pretty generous (we…read moregot one to share) and it was very refreshing and not too sweet (the ultimate Asian compliment for a dessert haha). I really enjoyed the variety of textures in this drink as the sago made it fun and bouncy. The mango tasted fresh and sweet Last time we had to wait like 40 minutes but this time it was only 10!

We came here for their new specialty the broken rice dish and it was the best in Boston so far …read more They also specialize in their sweet desserts and offer a variety of selections . The owners cook and served us at same time . Everything was good here .

Coco Leaf is located in Little Saigon, Dorchester Ave. Parking can be a bit tricky here as…read moreeverything seems to be street parking, that's what's painful coming in this area - but it's worth the trip if you're looking for Vietnamese spots! After eating a nice Vietnamese food lunch in this area, we were in the hunt for desert. Coco Leaf is a solid pick in this area and they also had assortment of pastries. We tried two (as pictured which was banh dua and matcha bun). Both were delicious and not too sweet which is what I look for in Asian deserts. Service was friendly and quick as when we visited it was in the middle of the day so there was no line. Ambiance is clean and has the typical vibe of a boba tea place! Our drinks were as expected -

They have several caffeine-free options, which is nice…read more The price is definitely higher. I got a medium bubble tea, which costed $9+. There were two orders in front of me where they forgot boba in it, so the staff had to remake it. There was one order in front of me that took so long the guy almost missed his train. So plan accordingly and give yourself plenty of time.

I skipped my usual Starbucks fix at South Station this morning and grabbed a 3J iced Earl Grey milk…read moretea at Gong Cha. It's delicious. Service was fast and friendly, and I made it down to my train and no time at all.

Not as busy as my often to go milk tea shop in Chinatown, I always stop here to grab some milk tea…read morefor myself & parents when I am in South End area. Walk about 10mins from my parents' place. Yummy for the tummy!

The honey lemonade was delicious! I loved it with the boba. The inside of the place was cozy and…read morehad cool decorations on the walls. The one complaint I have is that the entrance was not accessible at all. The step was loose and it was hard to navigate going in. If I didn't have the door to hold onto, I would have tripped! I am visually impaired and there was no contrast with the steps either. But overall, I had a good experience.