Was randomly walking in Causeway bay and someone handed me a $5 cash voucher for this TP tea. We…read morewent to the closest location and it was pretty much empty (around 3pm). I was even the first customer of the day (my receipt said 001)! I've had this before in taiwan and it was super popular there, but I guess not as popular in hk. I ordered the honey lemon drink with aloe. The drink tastes great and was super refreshing. I kinda wished it was bigger in size. I didn't know it would be that small. They also have some free samples for their tea while you wait!

Delicious bubble tea at TP tea. The pearls were juicy and the tea was very good. Service is very…read morefast. Although I find it a bit inconvenient that many stores accept only octopus and not visa or MasterCard.

This Gong Cha is located in the MTR Tung Chung Station. I can't imagine anybody riding the MTR just…read moreto get to this Gong Cha, especially with all the different locations splattered around Hong Kong. But there is a location all the way here, I'm guessing for convenience! With the shopping outlet just around the corner and the buses that lead you to different destination spots in Hong Kong, Gong Cha is sure to lure you to buy a drink, especially since the drinks are quickly made, everything's fairly cheap, and the drinks are always on point. After exiting the MTR and making a right, you'll see the small Gong Cha storefront. There are signs plastered all over the windows that advertise their top bestselling drinks, but everybody seemed to be ordering a regular boba milk tea, so I followed their lead. Yep, the best boba milk tea I've had during my trip to Asia. Comparing to Coco's in Taiwan, Gong Cha's milk tea was stronger and more flavorful, coming very close to Half and Half's boba milk tea back in the States. I feel like all the tea drinks I've had in Asia (with the exception of China) were smooth, and this was no exception. Milk tea was smooth and flavorful, boba was cooked perfectly and retained the chewy quality. Only minor complaint is that they don't have mini pearls. And of course you're able to adjust the sugar and ice levels. I almost always ask for less ice. Overall, a solid tea place. Super handy if you're on the way to the outlets and want to get something to drink. There are definitely busy times - when school ends, when there's a rush of customers who just got off the MTR, etc. - but the workers are pretty fast and you'll get your drink within a few minutes.

I got the passionfruit green tea with bubbles 1/2 sugar and less ice. Strong consistent tea and…read morenice chewy tapioca's. Price is better in Hong Kong compared to the states. The menu is on the glass wall outside of the store. Decide what you want before entering the tiny store, they're busy most of the time because it's located near the MTR.

BBT fan? Try this!…read more KOI is typically busy in the evening, so I usually just walk past it telling myself I will visit one day soon. Should be good if there's like 10 other bbt places w/in a 30 sec walking distance w/ shorter lines (or even no line), right? Or maybe it's just busy with first-timers like me who have heard it's good... but I'll be back to try more drinks! I've been in Hong Kong for a month now and I decided to finally wait and see what the hype was all about. It was early in the afternoon, so not as many people as I usually see. I got an iced Golden Oolong Milk Tea -- the golden bubbles and the oolong tea were good. You can customize amount of ice and sugar, I got less ice and 25% sugar. They seem to be pretty efficient and you can wait on the sidewalk by the fence and watch for your number in red, then go and pick up your drink when you see your number (...duh, mei. lol). At first I thought I would have to really listen for when they call my number, so this went much more smoothly than I expected. So I'm actually chewing the rest of the bubbles now as I write my review (note: there is an overwhelming amount of them left, so I will be asking for less next time) and I'm realizing they are a little chewier than I've had. Also, they are smaller bubbles--at least these golden ones anyway. I prefer the softer and larger bubbles...they have two other kinds of bubbles so I will be trying those soon hopefully and will report back!

I think this is a branch of a famous boba tea chain in Taiwan... but don't take my word for it :p I…read moreonly heard it through the grapevines. I'm personally a big fan of that Taiwanese chain, so when I learned of this place, right in the heart of where I used to hang out as a teenager, I decided to stop by to see for myself. The tea was decent, but nothing stood out. I would call it average, since there has been many good places that opened up all over Hong Kong. Given how quickly these places open and close though, I'm surprised this one is surviving, especially in a very competitive corner of Mong Kok. It's worth a try when you are in the neighbourhood. But, really, why not just fly an hour away to Taiwan for all the deliciousness over there? Save your appetite while in Hong Kong for their other local delicacies.

As a tourist, I came to this place based on the must try places I read online. This place is a…read moredreamland for mango lovers. I was fortunate that this place was near the hotel I was staying at. I got the A1 and A4. The drinks were huge and the mango flavor was strong. But, I don't recommend people to get this if they are trying to relinquish their thirst because the drinks were kind of like a mango jello. It didn't have that much liquid. Overall, I can't wait to go back to HK to try it again.

This is a popular dessert chain in Hong Kong that seems to be busy at every one of their locations…read more But rightfully so, their mango desserts are very good and refreshing. If you love desserts, Hui Lau Shan offers a unique selection of drinks and interesting desserts. This location has limited seats with wide open floor to ceiling windows, so I opted to take-away my drink order on the balmy day I visited. They offer fruit based drinks with herbal jelly, ice cream, and other desserts. Prices here are average and service was prompt and nice. The drink portion was large, but the dessert portions aren't big enough to share.

Why would anyone want to order something else beside their Steamed Milk Dessert?…read more Double Steamed Milk is my favourite! So smooth and with the right amount of sweetness. Ginger Steamed Milk is so gingery spicy! I love that. I was lucky both time there was no wait at all.

It was my first time having Hong Kong-style Milk Pudding and I loved it! I arrived at 8:30am on a…read moreThursday and it was packed, so I joined a line out the door. I briefly went inside to ask for a picture-based menu and ordered take out (better understood as "take home" here) of Milk Pudding, Hong Kong-style French Toast, and Macaroni and Ham which is a thing here. The steamed and chilled Milk Pudding had a mild and perfect sweetness and this really nice skin on top with a satisfying texture. Get this! Then the HK-style French Toast reminded me of the kind Denny's used to have for kids in the 80s but 20 times better! They were addictively eggy, buttery, and slightly sweet. Then the Macaroni and Ham had super mild flavors that could be comforting, but I wouldn't get it again. The Milk Pudding and French Toast were the shining stars. I can't wait to try their Egg Pudding next time I visit.

Pretty expensive (~$8 usd) and the spanish latte didn't have any noteworthy flavors. Service was…read morevery quick and friendly though.

Back to Yelp! Yay!…read more So my friend kept telling me how good Arabica is when I was in Japan, and unfortunately I was not able to make it in Kyoto. This time, when I visited Hong Kong, I know for sure that it would become one of my destinations. Arabica was secretly tucked inside the port, so it took me a while to locate it. Nevertheless, the line was still super long that one would get a number and wait before a sip of coffee. Menu was simple, espresso or milk coffee. I opted for the iced latte, perfect for the hot weather. The latte was as balanced as a piece of silk, yet never too thick to swallow. Also liked the temperature of the drink, very considerate. The tall size was definitely too small for me... Wonderland.

A well known milk product company in Hong Kong. They are famous the milk desserts. I had the…read moredouble-skin milk pudding with ted bean and the hinger milk pudding. Both are super delicious. Be prepared to share a table with others. They also have take out service.

When I visit HK, one of the first things I do is go for a double milk skin pudding, one of my…read morefavorite desserts, a steamed treat made of milk, egg whites, and sugar. After dinner, Yee Shun is packed. From the window, there are trays of white bowls filled with milk puddings of different flavors. They seated me at a table with a young couple. There's a frosted glass partition on the table. While our knees are almost touching, we can't see each other. Double Skin Milk is a pudding with a smooth, creamy, and custardy texture. You can have it either cold or hot depending on your mood. The best part is the thick chewy skin that has formed on the top of the pudding. There's something extremely satisfying about carving little slices off the pudding with your spoon.

**BOBA PRINCESS APPROVED**…read more Really good milk tea in Hong Kong area that tastes like its US counterpart! It's the only decent boba in the Jordan area and right next to Temple Night Market. Comebuy is just a front store where you take the drink to-go. I ordered the regular Milk Tea twice, and the drinks are around ~$3.50+ USD so pretty pricey but worth it. Enjoy!