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Easy parking in the shopping plaza. However, drinks were a little too sweet even at 25%.Ordered the taro and brown sugar boba.It was okay. I was looking for chunk a of taro but tasted like powder mix! I guess I prefer Yifang boba.The croissant waffle was really good though.

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Takeaway Meal type: Other Price per person: $1–10 Recommendation for vegetarians: Somewhat recommend Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labelled vegetarian dishes Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free of charge parking lot

It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for here. The strawberry foam on the banana split milk tea is phenomenal. The cookies are soft. Service: Dine in Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Dietary restrictions: Non dairy options, but pretty much all the food is inappropriate if you have celiacs View menu

Great place, lots of options and tastes very good. I had Creme brulee and one of my friends loved the taste of it, and ended up coming 3 consecutive days. The only letdown is that their crab rangoon is not up to the level and they are out of sweet chilli sauce most of the time. But as a boba place, this is worth it.Food: 4/5

Its place called Bobaholics, you'd expect Boba pearls in their tea. But no, none of the milk teas have Boba in them by default. You need to add on separately. But their photos for teas show Boba in them. I ordered my drinks and found out there were no boba after it was delivered. When you're paying 6 dollars for your drink, Boba should be by default otherwise its a cheap concoction of milk and black tea.

No one in line, YAYYY!what to chose what to chose?cute pic friendly inside (of course) cashier friendly helpful w/any questions we had about the menu. Lots of parking because it's located in a plaza BUT if you get a close one, DK...if not park walk, you'll be OKDrinks came out pretty fast waited a while for our goodies in a box but, that also means fresh goodness, so didn't mind waiting a little longer for the hot, fresh snacks. Bc View menu

Parking is plentiful and easy to find. The interior is cozy and quite comfy with the long couches/sofas. The lighting was great. It accompanied the walls and the general color theme well. The noise level is average. Brulee'd Thai Milk Tea (5/5): considering I got 50% this was a perfect sweetness level. The caramelized bits were a real curveball amongst the soft chewy boba pearls. The boba pearls were also a perfect size.Tap to pay is accepted. Overall Bobaholics a great place for some delicious boba. The drinks are quite unique. I would come back here.

For my second drink, I went with the Okinawa milk tea since I was in the mood for something creamy. I asked for the creamiest option and was told that half-and-half would be the best choice. However, when my drink arrived, it was much more tea-colored than I expected, even compared to a standard milk tea. Sadly, it just didn’t have the creaminess I was hoping for. I also noticed some inconsistency in sweetness between our two drinks. The Earl Grey was at 50% sugar, while the Okinawa, which I drank from the bottom to avoid the topping affecting the flavor, was significantly sweeter at 75%. Unless the house creamer is much sweeter than half-and-half, I’m puzzled by the differences in flavor....

A reasonable shop to get your boba fix at, but certainly not my first choice. Their boba is reasonably chewy, but definitely softer than optimal. Sugar content and tea quality seems to vary a lot (we both got 50% sweet and one was way too mild). Although their humongous bucket sizes are amusing and apparently cost effective, their teas just don 't hit the right notes to make a convincing melody.The shop does also have snacks and fried goodies, but we had come from a nearby dinner so that wasn 't at the top of our list. Taro smoothie 3/5The taro smoothie seemed good, with a good level of sweetness and a decent taro flavor. However, it didn 't taste terribly fresh and was more powdery than any... View menu