Coco Fresh Tea & Juice

Definitely one of my favorite bubble tea spots in Queens. However, the reason why I’d give it ⁴⁄₅ is because I wish they had popping boba as one of the options to put in the drink. Overall though I choose Coco over other bubble tea spots!

Yayayay!!! The bubble milk tra with pudding here is heavenly tasty!
I keep going back for more. It’s kinda little sweet but you can always request to lessen the sugar syrup.
They have a lot of flavors. Very accessible, as soon as you exit the north side of Grand Ave. Newtown station.

Love their bubble tea. I’m kind of addicted at this point :)
Always freshly made and packaged correctly.

Great place to stop for some bubble tea. 5 stars. Wish they could open a store in Long Island

Great Treat for when I’m feeling down and need alittle Sugar pick me up! Small place but very fast Service!
Try the Caramel Milk Tea, Better than Starbucks Fraps I.m.o.

I first had bubble tea when I visited Taiwan. Since then I’ve been finding a place that will allow me to taste the memories of Taiwan in my bubble tea. So far this place is the closest I’ve come. Small store but the extra frills aren’t needed. Order abd get out. I usually order the Jasmine bubble tea or something like that. Sooooooooooo good. Always visit thus place when I’m in the area.

Best bubble tea I ever had. Plain one is the best one I think. Avoid ‘2ladies’ tea from the menu — didn’t like the pudding they use.

I first tried taro bubble tea at a church event and fell in love. So I tried it again in Kung fu panda but wasn’t as good. I decided to give this place a try. Not only was it cheaper but amazingly delicious! You felt the love in every single sip! I regretted not buying the large one. I can see this place becoming my best friend in the near future!

I’ve fallen for 3 Guys. No not actually people but rather this interestingly named drink at Coco’s. There’s also 2 Ladies which is milk tea with tapioca and pudding. 3 Guys contains the same toppings as 2 Ladies but with the addition of grass jelly. I think I’ve found my new favorite drink.
Although I’m sad to see the ever increasing bubble tea prices (where has the $ 2.50 bubble tea prices gone?) I don’t mind satisfying my bubble tea cravings once in a while.
The tapioca was soft and chewy for the most part although I did get a few clumps of tapioca that required a bit more work to get through the suddenly narrow straw. Only thing is that I wish the pudding and grass jelly were cut up in more bite size pieces instead of a few giant clumps. I want to be able to taste a bit of pudding, grass jelly, tapioca and milk tea all at once. Not bubbles and milk tea and then pudding and grass jelly at the end (cuz they float to the top of the drink). The grass jelly tastes like your typical grass jelly (hard to mess up I guess). The pudding had a bit of a hazelnut or coffee taste to it. It was delicious!
There isn’t much space to turn around in this small location. Not even chairs to sit on. You get your bubble tea and you go.

This is a tiny (REALLY TINY) bubble tea place with maybe 2 seats if you really need to sit. It’s a grab and go kind of place that is literally right outside the Grand Ave train station. I tend to get their cold drinks more than the hot, especially the Passion Fruit Green Tea w/​either coconut jelly or lychee jelly. I haven’t had any experience with rude employees, but there were occasions where service was just slow. Just 3 – 4 or us and it took more than 10 minutes to get our orders. Give it a try if you aren’t in a rush or if there are maybe 1 – 2 ppl ordering, but if more than that, pass. The price of a drink is about $ 4 average.

I’m sorry but I have to change my review from 5 stars to 1.
I can tell that the employees changed. I really dislike the employees. They never take their job seriously. I am tired of coming in here using my money to pay for drinks that are just disgusting.
I really do not recommend this place. If you’re on this block and you want bubble tea, please head over to Kung Fu Tea where their drinks are made properly and correctly. Not to mention, Kung Fu Tea employees are very nice and welcoming.
I specially asked for a hot drink in coco and I basically got a cold drink in the cup they use for hot drinks. Haha so funny guys. Can’t tell if they seriously don’t know how to use boiling water or they’re just pranking their customers.
Don’t even get me started on their tapioca also known as «bubble». They are always STUCK together! Like can you not? Every time I come here, their bubbles are always different. One day they are chewy, the other day they are hard. Sometimes their bubbles are sweet and sometimes they taste like water. It’s like half their employees don’t know what to do with their job.
Please get a better staff. I would have applied here but you guys are looking for full time. Maybe you guys should hire POTENTIAL part time. I know a lot of teenagers who are big fans of bubble tea and would really ENJOY making bubble tea instead of just doing a shitty job on making bubble tea for the money.

I enjoy the ‘mango green tea’ drink from here, the milk teas are good too. I haven’t had a problem with the workers like other reviewers have & I hope it continues that way. The worker, Matt, is really consistent and friendly. He always fills my drinks up to the brim. This establishment is really small, so don’t try to bring all your friends here. I don’t even think more than 10 customers can fit in the ordering/​waiting area (10 people is already pushing it).

Very tiny, easy to miss spot — good call on the festive balloons by the entrance! I have a few favorites, but generally, I like to order the lemon grass tea. It comes with a slice of lemon, too. Staffed by friendly and earnest youngsters.

Great bubble teas, try taro slush or passion fruit, service is ok alittle over priced

This review is solely based on customer service.
I love Coco bubble tea. It’s probably one of my favorite bubble tea franchises in NYC and Elmhurst, if not my favorite.
That being said, the staff in this location are terrible. I’ve been given an attitude by a girl there a couple of times due to price discrepancies. They had a go back to school special where you get a buy one Sago Milk Tea, get one ½ off deal. I’ve gotten it 3x before today’s visit and always received that 50%. I went today and was charged extra by this lady (Vivi? Well, terminal vivi & clerk morning. I’m assuming her names Vivi) who said the sign was wrong and there is only a 25% off deal. It is not so much the money, but the attitude and the way she handled the situation. How is it just a day ago, I received the 50% deal and now you’re telling me that the sign is wrong? She clearly could not handle any conflict, giving me an attitude and slamming the bubble tea cup on the table. Please CoCo Management, train your workers more efficiently. And stop ripping people off and providing false advertisement. The guy in front of me ordered 2 Ladys which was also part of the deal. He added tapioca but the total came out to over $ 9 and no buy 1 get 1 50% off deal was applied. It seems like if you don’t refer to the deal, they’ll just rip you off and charge you regular price. So beware of any advertisement or deals they have.
Despite the wonderful tea they have– the service it provides gives it only 2 stars. Many times have I went to Cocos and workers were just chatting away and laughing instead of actually working and giving customers their tea. Learn to treat your customers with better respect.
I don’t think I will ever come back to this Coco location.

I went in here because I work in the area. I just realized this is chain. The tea is good I had the Bubble GaGa. I will wish I can have the milk teas but I a lactose intolerant at times so I can’t risk it. The service is quick but I think they don’t get to many non Asian customers in here. But the tea is still good.

This is not a review of the drinks, but of the employees. The drinks are great.
Where do I begin?
Walked in and there were no other customers in sight, yet the girl at the counter couldn’t be bothered to look up from her iPhone (and the conversation she was having with a friend who was sitting partially behind the counter and had his iPad plugged in). I basically had to beg her to place my order, and she wouldn’t even look up from what she was doing. Then the guy who was actually making the drinks got in on it, pausing to look at the girl’s phone while he should have been making the drinks that I had already paid for. When I very firmly asked him to fix my drinks, he complied, but it shouldn’t have ever gotten to that point.
This is New York, where standards of service are higher and customers expect more. You’re not the only game in town, and I’ll not be visiting you again any time soon (and will be passing word to my friends and anyone else who cares to listen). I don’t pay nearly $ 5 for what is essentially a sugary cup of blended ice to be treated like shit by some teenagers. I’d try to report you to your manager, but I have a sinking feeling that, sadly, you probably are the manager.
Goodbye.

Came in today with my kids and ordered 2 mango slush. I asked if they have a calorie count for the drinks they serve and the worker said she doesn’t know what I mean. So then I asked «what’s the typical price of a medium size drink go FOR»? Her response: «so you want FOUR drinks?» And she looks at my like I’m the retarded one.
If you know what drink you’re getting, then it’s a good place. But if you don’t know which drink is good for you, don’t bother asking the workers. They are clueless.

My bubble tea chain rankings:
1. Kung Fu
2. Coco
3. Ten Ren’s
4. Quickly’s
Even though I’m ranking Coco’s as «#2», it REALLY DOESN’T COMPARE that closely with KF. Coco’s drink MENU is pretty TYPICAL. I used to get their 2 LADIES (milk tea w grass jelly and pudding) but the TASTE of the milk tea has been so INCONSISTENT among the chains that more than half the time, I don’t like it at all. It has a strong coffee-​mocha flavor that does not taste good w the toppings. Also, sometimes it tastes powder-​y.
I had the JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA today and it was really REFRESHING! Tasted like the bubble green milk tea at KF.
I don’t like TAPIOCA but from what I’ve had. the BALLS ARE TOO HARD. Sad.
In terms of PRICE it’s pretty AVERAGE and at par w the other chains.
**Overall, it’s just MEH. Nothing to be excited about.

Cool little bubble milk tea place is now open ! You can order «2 ladies» which is milk tea with pudding and coffee jelly or «3 guys» which is milk tea with tapioca pudding and grass jelly.
They are offering a Grand opening two for one special ! We scored two regular bubble milk teas for a whopping $ 2.75!
They were a bit unorganized since they literally just opened but once they settled down, everything was smooth sailing. The small little shop located right in front of the R Train Grand Avenue Newtown Station generated a lot of excitement and got packed quickly.
I was trying to figure out what was missing from this location and realized that its really quiet and missing ambiance like music. The only noise in this place is the humming of the bubble tea machines. Kinda weird and uncomfortable.