The Street

Ordered the diamond ice small with my wife and son. The fresh fruit toppings were absolutely delicious and combined with the fresh mocha as well it was refreshing on a hot summers day. They also put a heaping helping of red beans gave it just the right amount of sweetness.
For the price, the diamond ice dessert is a steal and very tasty. Will definitely be coming back in the future for more.

Awesome milk tea and boba! Went here today and got the taro milk tea. Tasted great and boba was perfect. Fast service!

My favorite place for a fruity smoothie and boba! My favorite is the strawberry peach smoothie with boba.
I recently tried coconut with strawberry and it was really good!
I usually get the same thing every time I go somewhere, but it’s fun to switch it up sometimes.
The lady that owns the shop is nice.

My niece and I started coming here over 4 years ago and we always get the Honey Green Tea Boba-​Bubble Tea.
We have been to other bubble tea places in the valley but nothing can compare to the Honey Green Tea here. We don’t really care about the other flavors (we love the honey too much!) but they have a long list of them.
We have also watched the art work grow on the wall and the tables over the years. I always bring a sharpie with me so my niece can doodle. We even check on the little jellyfish she drew about 2 years ago –still there!
We always come after school so around the afternoon time and the last few times it was busy but this trip a few people popped in ordered ramen and bubble drinks to-​go so it was quite and they were playing some good tunes –overall a good way to spend a warm afternoon.
We love this place! :D

I love this place! Their Thai tea is to die for. So great. And you can use post mates to have it delivered! Food is awesome too

«The Street» is such a cool place and it has delicious boba tea, smoothies, and other drink options. When you walk in, you’ll be surrounded by a cool vibe and customer driven wall ‘art’. It would definitely be a cool place for kids and youth to hang out… but not a joint for a high maintenance date. haha
My lil boy had been bugging me for a week, saying he wanted some Boba. We are from the SF Bay Area so Boba is extremely easy to come from up there. It took me several attempts to find a good boba place but finally, thanks to Unilocal,we found The Street. We got lucky, too. Though their hours say they close at 8pm, sometimes boba places will stay open a bit later, as demanded by traffic flow. So, even though it was after 8, I called and sure enough, they were still open. LUCK! If you are craving boba and it’s after hours, a 30 second phone call might make your night.
The lady behind the counter was super nice, too. I’ll have to ask her name next time.
And they have Korean shaved ice — BING SOO! I almost forgot to mention that. Bingsu
Pro tip — ask for half sugar if you don’t like things too sweet. This is possible in some, but not all drinks and desserts.
We are so glad there’s good Boba in the Mesa /​Tempe area!
See ya there!

Just got back from 2 weeks in Taiwan and needed to find a local tea spot. Popped in to pick up a boba green tea and it was delish!
Place had funky graffiti on the walls and lots of seating. I am hoping this place is packed evenings and weekends. Looks fun for teens.
Will be going back!

Best boba in AZ hands down. This is what I recommend depending on your taste.
milk tea with soy milk
chocolate strawberry
chocolate strawberry banana
chocolate peanut butter
strawberry

Stopped in for a quick boba fix, as I am on the hunt for the best boba/​bubble tea in this beautiful state!
Decided on a Red Bean Milk Smoothie with boba. The drink itself was around $ 4, which I think is leaning on the more expensive side. The drink was smooth but still had bits of Red Azuki bean in it and the boba was decent, slightly chewy but soft and not flavored. The drink itself was a bit sweet for me, so I would suggest getting it less sweet.
Interior is interesting with graffiti from guests along the wall, leaving it with a casual vibe similar to that of Angry Crab or Boiling Crab. The service was fast and there’s plenty of seating for one to sit and have drinks with friends or family. I don’t recall if there is Wi-​Fi available. The Street doesn’t have snacks, but do serve instant ramen with rice cakes (Korean) and Patbingsoo (Korean Shaved Ice) as an alternative dessert.
Definitely would love to try their shaved ice as I didn’t find the boba here amazing.

I had the spicy ramen and diamond ice, totally obsessed with both! My son had a strawberry smoothie and loved it. Definitely going back soon!

Really hip place to be at. You can draw in the wall. Bring your own drawing material. The drinks are inexpensive and they have ramen! For 7 bucks you can get a bowl of ramen and a boba drink! I have not tried the ramen, but I will be back to try it. Today, I ordered a Milk tea with boba. $ 3.00 for the large cup of milk tea and $ 0.50 for the topping. They do not cheat you with ice. Bring some cash to tip. I was unable to tip today. I will be back!

This place is thee stop for the best boba drinks, their whole «writing on the walls» thing makes it a very fun place, and it’s affordable. Some of the drink mixs up I’ve made were not the best, but it’s been fun trying out new flavors. My only issue with the location is the employees, not always the friendliest «we’re glad you’re here» people but I’ll live.

Okay so… I love the idea of letting customers bring their own markers and what not to graffiti on the walls but this place looks like a dump. It looks as if they were too cheap to decorate so they let their customers do it for them. All throughout the store there are boxes stacked up and the tables so disarrayed. Maybe that’s why it’s called «The Street»…because it looks like it belongs out on the street. But maybe I caught them at a bad time and they’re in the process of moving things around.
Luckily, their diamond ice is pretty good. It’s very simple but delicious. It’s shaved ice with red bean and condensed milk plus a mixture of seasonal fruits. How can you possibly mess that up? There’s nothing special about the ice itself but the red bean and the condensed milk really make it shine. The size small diamond ice is HUGE. Fortunately for me, my friend that I was sharing it with has a garbage disposal of a stomach when it comes to sweets so we were able to finish.

I have to admit some of the smoothy is hit or a miss.
But my overall fav is the pineapple slushy. Its made with real pineapples and it tastes awesome!
The bathroom may need a little work for kids but what do you really expect from a small old building.
Regardless service is nice, drinks are good, and the diamond ice is old fashion korean style which is hard to find anywhere these days.

I am never disappointed when ordering at The Street. I have tried virtually all of the tea and coffee options and have begun dipping my toes into the fruity selections with my most recent choice of coconut. I have not once wished I had not tried something new; all drinks have been made well. I’ve never tried their «Diamond Ice» shaved ice concoction nor their soups, and really, I don’t intend to because I’m coming here for the drinks, not to eat. There is really no comparison to the bubble tea you can get elsewhere in the area (*cough* *cough* Bosa Donuts and any other donut shop, really); The Street offers consistently, good quality. Honestly, the only «Bad» flavor was the red bean with boba. However, I am sure this is an acquired taste; I would be curious to learn whether it is good for those who like this flavor.

Place is cool. Graffiti all over the walls and even a set of displayed rules on what to do if you want to add your own. Ordered the diamond ice and it’s super tasty. Would definitely go back especially on a date. Great date place for after dinner dessert.

I came in here and looks like they let the graffiti «art» get out of hand. Customers are allowed to plaster their names or write silly things on the wall to their hearts content with sharpies, but its starting to look less like art and more like a mess.
We ordered our regular milk tea with boba. Their milk tea always tastes chalky and for some reason the drink has an odd color… The diamond ice did not look appealing unless you like crushed ice with sad pieces of fruit and hard mochi. Some of my friends love this place, but it still hasn’t warmed up to me yet.

This is a solid three star kind of place. Decent drinks and pretty good boba for sure. Service is perfectly adequate, but not anything spectacular. The location is superb for those attending MCC or working at the big medical campus across the street. Dutch Bros is too close by though to make this a regular stop for coffee or smoothies. Nothing too exciting to report on the ambiance, which is highlighted by graffiti on about everything.

Located near Asiana and Hodori, the Street makes a nice addition to the line of Korean markets.
I absolutely love Diamond Ice — it tastes like the authentic bingsu from South Korea. After lunch, I went to the Street with my sister and my parents, and ordered the medium diamond ice. The portions were huge; between the four of us, we had to «push» ourselves to finish it. It came with mochi, fresh fruits, ice, red beans, and condensed milk. It’s a pay-​and-​eat kind of a place, so there aren’t many staffs but the lady taking our order was nice and the wait time wasn’t long. The shop also has ramen, boba, and smoothies, and the prices are good.
The decorations within the shop is interesting — I think that you can leave writings on the walls as long as you let the owner know. There are lots of graffitis and drawings, giving the shop a «hip» feel — really cute!
Will be back for more diamond ice and boba in the foreseeable future. Highly recommended.

so thankful for The Street after being relatively deprived of asian desserts in Tucson (except Bing’s Boba)
LOTS OF SEATING, our large group of 11 was well accommodated as the friendly workers put together huge tables for us
FYI the drinks only come in a large size, bang for your buck i guess? well portions here in general are just GINORMOUS, the «tiny» diamond ice is enough to share btwn 2 ppl while the «medium» is enough to share btwn 5!
–diamond ice: TONS of toppings, they really don’t skimp. not bad
–coffee milk tea: standard
NOTE: no credit card minimum! i guess i’ve been jaded by NYC and LA