This location of Sun Tea opened recently and I took advantage of their half off any drinks promo. I…read moregot the oreo cream milk tea and the orange jasmine tea. 1) Oreo Cream Milk Tea I really enjoyed this drink. It came with a lot of Oreo crumbles and an a whole Oreo cookie as well. The only thing is I didn't get to taste the flavour of the tea as much because of the Oreo. I believe I got the drink with less sugar. 2) Orange Jasmine Tea The jasmine tea was very fragrant and pairs well with the orange. I like orange green tea so I also enjoyed this drink. I have yet to try their regular milk tea which I would get the next time I visit this place. The staff was also really nice and friendly (I believe the owner was also there). Service still needs improvement but as they just opened, it's understandable.

Sun Tea Ratings: 4/5…read more Food: 4.25/5 - Late night boba run with my boyfriend cause we are staying nearby. I mainly wanted to explore Toronto and try as many local boba shops as I can that's not in the States. Sun Tea definitely exceeded my expectations. It was also my first time trying a grape drink, so good experience overall! Please see the drink we got to share below. - Fleshly Grape [GET]: We got the drink with less ice and 30% sugar, but could be sweeter though. The drink itself was refreshing, not heavy. The tea flavors were pretty noticeable and high quality. I was surprised by the real grapes they used in the drink too, because I enjoyed them more than I expected. They tasted fresh and delicious. The toppings were only average though. The tapioca boba was chewy but a bit mushy, think it was cooked too long, and the agar boba was not as bouncy as I like it to be. Ambiance: 3.75/5 - Tiny boba shop located on Yonge, probably only fits around 4-5 people at most. The interior is clean, bright, and organized. There's nothing much to see. As soon as you walk in, you see the menu displayed on the TVs and an open kitchen. This place is only for take outs, and there's no indoor seating available. Not a place to hang with friends. Price: 4/5 - The Fleshly Grape is one of their popular drinks. We substituted the jelly topping for tapioca boba instead at no additional cost. The total came up to be around $9 after tax. I would say pretty pricey, but quality is there and tasted pretty decent. Service: 4/5 - There were two staffs working there. One of them took our orders while the other staff was preparing the drinks. They were friendly, and I'd say the service is like your typical boba shop customer service you can find anywhere else. BLUF: Offers interesting and unique flavors drinks, mainly specializes in fruit teas on Yonge. I would recommend any of their fruit teas or slushy, and get half sugar. I recommend get some other toppings, the honey boba and agar boba was just okay, maybe I was just unlucky that day or because it was late in the day, so the batch weren't that fresh, but definitely still worth of a try if you are in the area and if this is your first time!

This place got a large variety of different drinks. They also have daily deals where you can get…read moredrinks for $4 medium size and $5 large size. Drinks are colourful and tasted good. Ingredients they use are good quality and are made in front of you. Their ice cream waffle snack is a must get. It pairs up with their drinks well.

I went here a couple weeks ago because I was craving a bubbletea. While my bubbletea craving is…read morestill at large, I enjoyed my experience here. Walked in and it was instantly warm inside. Contrary to the weather outside. The young worker behind the counter greeted me with a smile, in spite of their preoccupation in making drinks. I asked her questions to help me narrow down my choice. I settled on a creamy mango with boba. With less ice and less sweetness. It was refreshing and satisfying, next time I will ask for 80% sugar because going down to 50% was too much of a drop. The place is pretty modern inside with an exposed brick interface, it kind of gave me the impression of being on a street in Taiwan. Outside they have this cute street post sign on the side of their building. All in all, service 10 outta 10, ambiance 10 outta 10 (although when I went the only other customer had left, so knowing how loud it gets, I was not able to decipher and that may impact this rating.) And drink... ah 7 outta 10. This is because it came out to be expensive for the size . Will try again.

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.

Tried out cha miao for the second time, but first time at this location! They also have daily…read morespecials where specific drinks are discounted. We tried their mango pomelo and grape coffee drinks. Surprisingly, although the grape coffee sounds a bit odd, the drink was not bad at all! Tastes just the way it sounds - grape flavoured coffee. The mango pomelo was good too, but not the best I've had. It had some hints of coconut and was very refreshing. Cute small shop with good service!

Pros- they have daily specials for $5 - drinks are SO pretty…read morelooking:) Cons- Customer Services wasn't great but wasn't bad. When we walked in , the lady didn't serve us and just looked at us then went back to what she was doing. I had to then ask if we had to use the kiosk to order or she takes orders and she said it was fine to take my order . Taste wise , I couldn't really taste the dragon fruit in the smoothie. All I tasted was whipped cream and sprinkles lol I'd be interested to come back to try some of the bubble tea..

Cute spot and decent boba! We ordered the watermelon cheese foam slush, a passionfruit tea, jasmine…read moretea, and brown sugar milk tea. All the drinks were made fresh and tasted delicious! The venue is cute too, with swings and some seating space. The only downside was the watermelon cheese foam slush (which had way too much foam) and the brown sugar milk (too much milk, not enough brown sugar syrup). Other than that - great spot!

No lie: the BEST bubble tea in a long time! It is formulated / mixed correctly where you can taste…read morethe tea through the milk, and the pearls are a proper consistency! I got half sugar, half ice and it was perfect. The cups are stiff (and reusable/recyclable) so it's easier to hold onto a large drink. We came at a time where there was buy 1 get 1 @ half off, so very reasonable. They've got cute bubble chairs to pose in too!

What we ordered: * Strawberry Cheese Green Tea ($8.95)…read more * Mango Cheese Green Tea ($8.95) I might've just not liked the drink I got, but I didn't think it was worth the price Mango one was better than the strawberry. A cute little shop in the neighbourhood. One table to sit, and it's connected to a sushi spot. Our server was really nice, it's too bad I didn't like my drink. Would definitely try something else on the menu!

I was walking down Yonge Street last week and spotted the tea shop is to be opened which got me…read morereally excited as we have few options in this area. As I was scrolling throw Instagram during dinner time, I saw the ad that the location opened and they currently have a promotion from Sept 11 to Sept 13 at 50% off. I took a walk downstairs and saw their tea shop was opened with floral arrangements outside for their grand opening. In the front of their store, they have a sliding door with a display case of fresh fruits. They share the main entrance with Sushi Rock, but like many shops on Yonge and other teashops in the area, it's a take out place. The teashop decor is very clean and spacious for a take out location. I really like how they had the sliding door opened in the front so their staff can get fresh air too. My friend whose been to their teashop highly recommended the mango pomelo yogurt drink, so that was the drink I ordered today. The drink tastes amazing! There's also a lot of toppings! There's mango, pomelo and mango jelly in there. I will definitely return to try their other drink selections.

Nice little shop although when I went, there was only one staff member working. They need to hire…read moremore people but the one person working there did a good job.

There are so many bubble tea places opening in downtown Toronto. Kung Fu Tea opened it's 6th…read moreToronto location at College and Spadina. The soft opening was on 2020-01-22 at noon. They were offering 20% off all drinks from 2020-01-22 to 2020-02-14. The grand opening will be on 2020-02-15. The tea cups have been changed to a rounder bottom. The drinks I like are (in no particular order: 1. Matcha Slush with Red Bean, large $6.20. Add Sago for $0.80. 2. Pearl Cheese Milk with Ice Cream, $7.20. 3. Power Taro Pudding Pearl Milk, $6.60. All ingredients except milk are shipped directly from Taiwan. They use honey instead of sugar. The Red Bean Jelly Milk will start Jan 25, special price $3.99 until Feb 22. The seating/guest area is more square than rectangle so it feels more spacious. There is another location very closeby at Dundas and Spadina! I guess Spadina Chinatown must be very popular for bubble tea since there are many other vendors there. There is free WiFi. There are two gender-neutral washrooms downstairs.

This BBT location is right under the green building on Yonge and Sheppard. Always ate the food…read morecourt but never got the opportunity to try out their BBT, so here i am! CUTE LOGO like SO CUTE! Definitely would not miss the store when you walk pass them. There was only one person working, so i would say drinks take 10-15 mins if you see a line up. Would recommend ordering your drink first before heading to the food court so you wont have to stay and wait. The Tofu pudding milktea 4/5 Its actually taste really light and not too sweet. Kind of like a soya milk milktea. Definitely a strong milky taste than regular milktea. Peach Greentea 4/5 It actually taste like peach jelly but in a drink. Very peachy i would order less sweet tho~ 50% or 30% for my asian taste bud Overall 4/5

Been here a couple of times. Standard bubble tea place that I would've given 3 stars to, except…read morethey had a couple of amazing offerings that bumped it up to 4: - Sakura: Sooo refreshing! Tasted like pulpy summer in a glass - Coconut Jelly: Jelly in a coconut husk. The jelly was creamy and loved how you could scrape off the coconut meat which was a good contrast. Also topped it with mango and pomelo which were nice. Other offerings were standard. They've just opened so have a couple of BOGO offers for both the bubble tea and the coconut jelly, so helps with the price. Worth a visit.