Hey Tea is deserving of the hype! Ordering ahead on their app is a lifesaver (vs waiting 20+ mins…read morein line). The app's UI is easy to use. The wait time estimates are relatively accurate too. Menu-wise, they have a nice variety of both fruity and creamy flavors. Definitely easy to find something for everyone's palette. I really enjoyed their Grape Boom Drink! The sweetness level was perfectly not too sweet with plenty of freshness from the actual grapes. Their Mango Sago Drink was also great but a bit too heavy. If you're looking for more refreshing drinks, definitely go for their fruity options.

Smells like fresh tea in there I love it! Small space and it gets pretty busy sometimes so it's…read morevery cramped when there are people waiting. I think the ones in China had more selections but pretty good overall.

I have a couple go-to places in Chinatown and decided to try Teazzi with my colleague. He got a…read moredark roasted oolong with boba and I got the honey amber oolong with boba. It was so darn good!! I think I found a new place to add on my list of favs! Two thumbs up! The oolong tea was smokey. The boba was soft and chewy. Sweet and nutty.

Teazzi was a boba chain I was unfamiliar with, as it has very few locations on the West Coast. I…read morewas very excited to try it, and I thoroughly enjoyed my drink. The inside of the shop is nice and bright, but there wasn't really any long-term seating. This place is definitely more of a grab-and-go type of establishment. There's also a mini store to the right of the entrance, selling a bunch of cute trinkets and collectibles, that you can browse through while you wait for your drinks. House Special Milk Tea (4/5) - I got this with 70% sugar, and I thought that was a decent "not too sweet" level. I'd prefer even less sugar next time. This drink contains oats, and lots of them. To my surprise, I really enjoyed the oats because they added a unique texture. I also got tapioca with this drink, and I must say the boba is soft but strangely more brittle than chewy. TLDR// Teazzi is a solid boba shop I would return to.

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!

Drinks came out quick and easy…read more Ordering process was simple Coconut mango boom always goes crazy. Overall same heytea like previous locations I've been to.

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.

Great, upbeat vibe! Perfect for an afternoon bubble tea. Boba were fantastic and tea was tasty. It…read morewould be nice if they had a no sweet option when ordering but overall, will be back!

Excellent service! Got the Strawberry fruit tea and it was flavorful and refreshing. Coming back to…read moretry the rest of the menu.

I've been a fan of Yifang bubble tea for several years. I dont know when they changed their name to…read moreBloome, but I'm glad their drinks are still top-notch even if ownership may have changed along with the name. I got a winter melon milk tea. The employee was really generous with giving out the tapioca. I was lucky enough to get seating in front of the windows too. So that I could stare outside as I sipped my drink. And stare at the bubble tea competition, zero&, across the street.

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.

My go to for matcha! Whenever I'm in the area, I come by here after for dessert. I've tried the…read moreMatcha Maiko parfait and other drinks they've offered but I think they do the matcha soft serve best and that's the only thing worth getting. Everything else always feel like a bit of a let down (hence the one star off). Sometimes they have the hojicha and it's a grainier version of the matcha green tea which might not be everyone's cup of tea but I personally really enjoy it! TLDR: Get the matcha soft serve and skip the parfait

Food- Classic milk tea with grass jelly was so good! Got 30% sweet and it was perfect…read more Service: Fast! Love the machine :) Ambiance: Love it, so clean!

Came for a small mid-afternoon snack since I rarely see Taiwanese food…read more Got a large popcorn chicken and a milk tea with tapioca. The portion size for the large popcorn chicken surprised me. The milk tea with their golden tapioca was the highlight of my midday snack aside from my dining company though. The interior of the restaurant was full of parents with young children and kids coming in after school.

Ten One Tea House in Back Bay is a great spot for boba…read more The drinks are well made, and you can really tell they care about quality. What stood out most is that they use real taro, which makes a huge difference in flavor compared to the usual powdered version. Everything tastes more natural and less overly sweet, which I really appreciated. Definitely a go to if you are in the area and want a solid, high quality tea drink!

Ten One Tea House on Newbury Street is easily one of the most popular tea spots in the Back Bay…read morearea of Boston. We stopped by while walking around Newbury Street and ordered the Peach Lemon Oolong, which turned out to be incredibly refreshing. The drink had a light oolong tea base with a bright peach and lemon flavor that made it perfect for a warm day. The place was fully packed with people waiting for drinks, which shows how much locals and visitors love it. Even with the crowd, the drink was definitely worth the wait. The menu has a lot of creative tea combinations, and it's a great place to stop for a refreshing drink while exploring Newbury Street. If you enjoy tea drinks or are looking for something different from the usual coffee spots in Boston, Ten One Tea House is definitely worth trying.