Tea

“Xing Fu Tang (bubble tea, my favorite in the city)”

“Teado in Manhattan’s Chinatown is by far the best spot to get consistent, high quality bubble tea that doesn’t taste too artificial.”

“the best bubble tea in sunset park is at JOOY TEA!”

“It’s across the street from Hey Tea! Really delicious bubble tea.”

“Debutea, and also artisan in flushing are both top of line and must-try boba spots imo.”

“Their drinks are also really delicious (think plant-themed bubble tea)”

“They have excellent bubble tea!”

“They’re good, so I’m here for it! I like Fifty Lan and TP Tea better so I wish it were one of them making the big push, but 2 Fifty Lan locations in lower manhattan is better than nothing!”

“vivi for bubble tea if jooy has a line”

“Get it with bubble tea.”

“Lazy Sundaes (bubble tea)”

“They also have bubble tea.”

“They used to have 2 shops next door from each other in Chinatown, one sold bubble tea drinks and then other one sold loose tea.”

“heavy on chicha san chen! it was my favorite boba chain even back home in hong kong and it's still banger here in nyc!”

“Nowadays I think Tiger Sugar is mid at best.”

“Their teas have a good strong flavor and the bubbles are usually fine. Bubbles could be a bit softer sometimes but they're not bad.”

“but as someone had a lot of bubble tea in Taiwan I would say they are pretty good.”

“I would skip their bubble tea personally, 1 because there's better options.”