Steep Creamery Tea - San Francisco

Her strawberry Yuzu tea with lychee was incredibly refreshing and delicious! It was my first experience with a fruity boba drink, and it did not disappoint. I also appreciate that you can customize the sweetness to your liking. Additionally, they offer non-dairy alternatives for those with dietary restrictions.

Surprisingly quite nice! We sampled three different drinks and found that the tea had a lovely aroma, the milk tasted natural, and the boba was enjoyable. While it may not be extraordinary, it's certainly a pleasant and visually appealing bubble tea experience. Just a heads-up—the ice rolls aren't always available.

I had a disappointing experience at Boubas. The boba was incredibly hard and chewy, which made it unpleasant to eat. We tried the jasmine tea and the fit dragon tea with lychee. While the tea was enjoyable, the boba was a letdown. I'm not sure if it was just old or poorly prepared, but it was bad enough that I would have preferred to have the tea without the boba. The fit dragon tea also had a very syrupy taste. Overall, I would not recommend this place.

I ordered a Matcha strawberry milk tea with Boba. The automatic ordering machine screen was full of greasy fingerprints and simply rough. The drink came fast. I tried to stick the straw and couldn't because the plastic film was too thick. The straw broke and I tried again with a new straw. The taste was okay. I can say the matcha is good, but the strawberry syrup tastes very fake. It was too sweet and thick. The Boba was the most disappointing part. The tapioca balls were boiled. I said that to the server, but she insisted that the Boba was properly cooked. I don't recommend this place.

Walk in and order on a kiosk, pretty self explanatory. Ice cream is sold by scoops but it seems like they sell rolled ice cream, so it might be a bit hard to visualize this or quantify the amount of ice cream. There was a Yin Yang drink that includes tofu ice cream which is super interesting, but not sure if I would get it myself. I was going to get it assuming it 's a classic black sesame but the tofu definitely intrigued me (while also deterring me a bit).Dark Roasted Oolong Milk Tea with Boba boba was chewy but not bouncy still good though. Actually pretty sweet too, so it stood out from other spots as there was flavor. Tea was more milky and creamy at first sip but there 's a tea after taste, seemed pretty freshly brewed. They have some slogan that reads more than milk, not just tea which I guess is a decent way of explaining it. Definitely some middle ground where both flavors are explicitly obvious. I got 50% sugar and the sweetness was very mild so they definitely accommodated. Less ice was still about 1/3 ice in the cup so that could 've been less.