Q Yogurt

The service was terrible, and they forgot to give me boba, even though I asked for it. At least I wasn’t charged for them. Meh/​meh.

Came here while waiting for my Daikokuya order and saw the Unilocal Check-​in offer of a free small milk tea with any purchase more than $ 3. So I did a quick Unilocal on this place and set out to try their #1 drink– Caramel milk tea with Pudding and Honey boba. It was amazing!!! I do agree that it really rivals the #1 drink at Half and Half, maybe slightly better even. I think their bobas are more flavorful, but smaller (doesn’t matter to me), and uses less ice. The free milk tea however was nothing special.
The main reason for no 5 stars is the customer service was a little off. The lady almost wanted to charge me $ 1 for the «free» milk tea with check-​in. However, in the end it was fine. Will probably come here again if nearby– a true special place that is not yet well known!

Buy one milk tea get one free, if you check in! The sign caught our eye. We got two medium milk teas for $ 3, one with boba and one without. I get enjoyment out of value as well as quality. For that price you just can’t ask for too much.
What we liked: perfect amount of ice, enough to keep drink cold while leaving enough room for the actual drink. It was tasty and refreshing.
Could use improvement: the «tea» part of milk tea was a bit strong for our liking which gave it a bitter tang.
I may be up for a while tonight.

The drinks here are usually awesome. Except today, I got the peach green tea with lychee jelly. The lady wasn’t the usual nice, sweet lady that helped me before. was some lady in hot pink clothes that was kinda rude and had a hard time understanding me.
The drink came out a but strong than most peach green teas ive been drinking and the lychee jelly… oh gosh it was reaaaalllly strong and sorta bitter and sour. I don’t to think that its expired or somthing.
Overall I hope i see that nice lady again~

I’ve had better. Let’s just say that. My sisters, brother in law, mom and I were in the food court eating and we needed some drinks as well and saw there was a boba place too. So my sisters decided to order and saw the special of buy 2 get 1 free and that’s what my little sister decided to order. And somehow to lady had a hard time understanding my sister and kept asking if she wanted to buy 2 only or buy 2 and get 1 free special. In which my sister clearly stated she wanted the special. Anyway they ended up getting 3 milk teas with honey boba.
As they both sat down my little sister drank her drink and made an awkward face. And I asked her what was wrong and she said the drink was too strong. My little btw worked in a boba place too. Anyway I drank the drink and wow. It was pretty strong and bitter. Has a little sweetness to it but woah. Way to strong with the bitter taste. Had drank so many milk teas from different places before but this one is by far the strongest one. The boba is pretty good though but the drink was a nono. My mom didn’t like hers either in which we all ordered the same drink and she ended up not drinking it and wanting to buy soda because of the aftertaste that dwelled in her mouth was bad. My little sister also didn’t like her drink and so she gave it to me.
So basically it was buy 2 get 1 free for around $ 7ish for regular sized drinks
I’ll consider going to other places first before going to this place again if the opportunity came.

I honestly can’t believe this place isn’t as popular as it should be !! the drinks are AMAZING! their #1 Special ice milk drink with boba, pudding and caramel is delicious !! it seriously beats ALL other boba spots. I know you might think no way a shop with so little reviews can be good. But, trust me it kicks half & half in the ass.

I’ve never tasted anything like this! My family turned me on to this caramel, honey boba concoction of pure goodness yesterday and I’ve been dreaming about it ever since. Thankfully, they ordered me a large! Go check it out if you’re in the area. Whenever I go to Monterrey Park for Chinese food, I’ll have to stop by and grab one before trekking it back to the O.C.

I was eating dinner at Daikokuya in the same plaza with a friend and they mentioned they wanted boba. Well what do you know, there is a shop in the same food court! I saw the sign that you get a free iced milk tea with Unilocal check in with $ 3 purchase, I made my friend check in. :p
The milk tea tasted strangely watered down but was sweet enough. Maybe they used syrup as sweetener? Don’t know but it was okay since it was free, what was not okay and the product of my greed for a free drink, is me drinking caffeine at dinner and not being able to go to sleep until 3am. :/​
Note: The sign says above the counter says Q Boba, but Unilocal check into Q Yogurt. Also if there is no one at the counter, ring the bell for service.

Came here after eating at the food court. This place is friendly, has a great selection and very tasty! The boba is perfectly chewy but not rubbery or soggy. I highly recommend stopping by here if you’re in the area!

Excellent customer service. Owner is very friendly and the boba is chewy but not soggy or rubbery. Above average quality for average price.

Can’t beat the prices. $ 1 milk tea. Got a drink while eating Daikokuya

Came upon this place by accident. I was shopping at 99 Ranch when I got thirsty, so I went into the plaza next door to see if there are any drink places. I wasn’t expecting much, since I knew the places here served things like herbal tea and whatnots, but when thirst calls, giiiirl you gotta make do with what you have.
I got their iced milk with boba, pudding, and caramel. This is hands-​down THE best place to get it. I know that’s a big claim, considering we have lots of iced-​milk giants in the area, like Half&Half and Honey Boba, but trust when I say that this is a gem. The honey boba is cooked to perfection (not sickeningly sweet) and they add just the right amount of caramel (once again, not sickeningly sweet like the other places). The drinks here are cheaper, and they also make cups that fit into your car cup holder. I came here 3 or 4 times in one week once. NO REGRETS.
Note that it’s been a while since I’ve been home, and I’ve gone to this place many times last summer, so I’m not sure what changes happened, but based on recent reviews, I’m fairly certain they have remained consistent in their service and quality.
Part of me selfishly wants to tell everyone to go away and this place can just be my little secret, but I do want to promote good businesses that serve good food, so here you go. Great iced milk for a great price.

Ordered mango smoothie and watermelon juice and both were really good after all the eating I have done.

Really good choice in summer!!!^^ love the green tea dessert, really cooooooollllll.

This place is quite the surprise. I usually steer clear of drink places in food courts since my past experiences have told me that the beverage quality sucks.
However, Q Yogurt is not the same, esp when it comes to boba. I previously went to the Ten Ren’s a few doors down and wow — I’m gusssing since it’s Arcadia, the prices were inflated sicklike — $ 5+ for a regular size boba. Are you kidding me?!
I wasn’t sure how Q Yogurt’s boba would be (and probably never would have known) if my supervisor didn’t buy me one from here.
Their boba is perfect and their milk tea has a slight Thai tea taste. A regular size is $ 2.99, a far cry from Ten Ren’s elitist pricing.
I recommend you try this place’s boba milk tea if you find Ten Ren’s to be ridiculous. Q Yogurt has many other attractive drink selections, so there’s surely other great things to try.

Its located inside the Presidential Square Food Court on the right side. Even if you don’t see anyone working the counter, the lady who runs the place might be sitting amongst the tables chatting with her friends. She’ll come up if she sees someone approach.
Her native language is Mandarin but her English is ok. Not sure if she knows Canto. But I’d say that you’re safe to order in whatever Chinese/​English language you want.
I’ve had the red bean and strawberry pudding iced milk drinks. Even though a sign said $ 0.50 extra for adding boba, she offered to throw in boba with the pudding drinks for free. Not to mention everything tastes awesome here.
This place never has a line and so drinks are whipped up in less than 2 minutes. Beats waiting at Half N Half for 30 minutes. She has always asked me to try the drinks right then and there so she can adjust sweetness level at that time if need be.
Under $ 4 for a drink that would pass for a large at the other tea places in the SGV! Don’t forget to get a stamp, the 11^th drink is on the house.

When in doubt, ask for a recommendation, because they miraculously know what you might like. I was a bit overwhelmed with all the selections on their menu. The owner noticed my dazed and confused look and recommended that I try their Caramel Milk Tea with boba. Oh yeah! It hit the spot. How did she know that I was a caramel lover?
Cash only.

The original and the first in LA boba shop is back !!!
Imagine my surprise to see the familiar looking owner of this Q Yogurt shop, which turns out to be the same lady (Rachel) that used to own a café inside this same food court back in 1994. That was where I got my first taste of a very good and addictive boba milk tea drink and never looked back. It was so good then and she made it even better now. I think she changed the sweetener now which makes the milk tea boba taste even better now. The boba itself also taste like the original, but sweeter and less chewy. I’ve gone back there at least once or twice a week and never dissapointed, so I just have to Unilocal this. There’re other drinks there too, but I’m always a basic milk tea boba guy, although I did try their version of half & half with brown sugar; which was very good as well. The owner also made a special half cofee and half milk tea with boba for my wife, which she said is the best one she ever had; and she’s not even much of a boba addict like me.
I truly believes that she was the one who brought boba to LA as Tapioca Express or Lollicup didn’t exist back in 1994. I’m a regular there now, since I live like a mile away from there, which doesn’t help with my boba addiction. Oh well, at least it’s excellent boba and less expensive than Half&Half or Honey Boba.

Gone to a lot of bubble tea places and even work for one, but this by far is my favorite one. I got the strawberry yogurt smoothie with tapioca and it was so good, also got the water melon juice, the prices for this are kind of high but it’s the best one I’ve been to on California out of the 5+ I’ve been to. Very good

I can’t believe this place wasn’t already on Unilocal.Explains why I can never find the business to check in on my Unilocal app.
Q Yogurt sells frozen yogurt with topping but I never tried it. I only bought their drinks. They have boba but my favorite drink here is the mango green tea half sweet. The price is reasonable. A large is less than $ 4. They also have a special on boba milk tea.
They are located inside the President Square Food Court right behind RJ Patisserie.
They have stamp cards. One free drink after 10 drinks purchased.