The Daily Juice

this random little spot next to a parking lot is by far the best place EVEEEEER for my ultimate bubble tea hunt.
no k-​town, no chinatown, no tea-​do, no frappucino, no caffee bene can match their super super super AWSEOM taro smoothie.
it’s been constant
since i discovered in 6 yrs ago.
never failed.
ultimate YUM stamp

My fresh fruit smoothy was just OK. I don’t think the fruits they use were ripe or sweet bcoz my smoothy was very blah. I’ve had much better but i don’t go there w/​high expectations — only to quench my thirst.

I’ve only ever had the smoothies here so this review can only speak for that. They aren’t bad, but the amount of fruit that actually goes into your cup and the price of the smoothie is not proportional. I don’t think $ 4.50 for a base price is reasonable for a smoothie if you are as stingy as them such as only putting around 4 blueberries, 2 or 3 strawberries, or a tiny spoonful of yogurt in my smoothie. I started asking for less ice too since that would normally take up at least 50% of the actual smoothie. The good part about this place is that you can watch them make your drink and the ingredients seem fresh. However, I prefer making my own smoothies since it tastes just as good if not better and is less costly. If you do end up going though, remember to pick up a loyalty card and bring cash!

Fresh fresh fresh fruit and veggie juices. This is the first stop on my «roll out of bed on a lazy weekend» status. Cash only juice shop, but this place is amazing and delicious.

Since this is the second time this happened to me, I must write a review. I ordered a juice, gave the guy a $ 20 and he gave me change for a $ 10. I questioned him on it and he said no I gave him a $ 10. What can I do but write a review & never go again since I don’t have proof! If this happened to you too please write a review! It happened to me two times here. The first time I wrote it off an an honest mistake. Second time I know it’s no mistake.

For what it’s worth, I do think that the drinks here are decent enough. It’s just a shame that their portioning is really small and that they make their milk teas with powders.
Came here with my friends and ordered a thai tea without bubbles. The guy pulled out a thai tea powder, which is fine — I’ve come to accept that bubble tea on the East Coast works differently than the West — but then he only made less than a third of the concoction before he jammed the 12oz cup full of ice and then added a skim of milk on top of it. I admit that it’s my fault for watching him do it, but it made my heart sink a little seeing how much I was getting ripped off.
On the plus side, they offer a lot of good fruit and protein options. I think coming here for smoothies would probably be better than milk tea.

We tend to review things via stars based on how many things we find wrong with it. In that regard, the only thing to change here is the price. It was nearly everything we wanted it to be: fresh, tasty, lots of options, you could even see everything freshly made. Just a bit expensive though! Great hole in the wall place, very speedy service and relatively polite workers (not much English spoken). Would happily return. Remember, cash only!

Love this cute juice stand. Fresh pressed carrot juice is the best.

One day I was walkin’ by with a walkman on and I caught a guy givin’ me an awkward eye. So I told him yo. I need some bubble tea around here. In Stuytown? You kiddin’ me. Nah son. It’s true. It’s here. You missed it.
The storefront is so easy to miss. I walked by so many times and never looked at the huge menu — a variety of (powdered, of course) bubble tea and smoothies.
It tastes better than you’d expect, and it’s the only bubble tea place in this area. Cash only.

A spot I’m finding myself more and more reliant on. Open late with a wide range of fresh fruits and veg to make juices. Perfect juice dinner option.
Do Try:
Kale, Apple, Mango, Parsley mix — My new addiction
Tip:
Bring cash
Take a punch card if you come here often

*CASH ONLY*
Hours: 1030a-​8p
–I ordered the «Hawaii» fruit smoothie which consisted of pineapple mango and orange with soy base ($ 4.50) and whey protein (+$ 1)
–There is no added sugar and it is not too sweet. It is just right for anyone.
–I was sold at first sip! It was so delicious I couldn’t stop sucking (stop having dirty thoughts!)
–Yes I’ll be back to try their other smoothies. Yum!

i’ve walked by this WINDOW on 14^th street over a hundred times & finally decided to give it a shot!
TOTAL CUSTOMIZATION. they can pretty much blend anything you want as long as they have the ingredients! you can even choose what type of milk goes into your drink
—$ 4 for the small TARO SMOOTHIE (taro milk tea is on the menu but the taro smoothie isn’t, so i just asked for it!): pretty standard EXCEPT the ice was blended to a fine texture just the way i like it!
NOTE: they even advertise homemade soy milk!
CASH ONLY, there’s an ATM right next to this window

Taro milk bubble tea. 24 oz $ 4
Just like any other fake taro root powdered tea. It is pretty hard to mess that up. I have seen other places mess up the tapioca balls though but the ones here were cooked just right, not too hard, not too soft, just the right texture.

You know, they don’t provide the fastest or friendliest service. They’re cash only, and their bubble tea isn’t that great. But BOY do they make decent smoothies. Their smoothies are cheaper and better than most of the smoothie trucks and Jamba Juice, and totally hits the spot after a good workout.
They even give you the option of a milk, soy, or orange juice base for your smoothie, and they have a loyalty card that gets you one free for every 6 you buy. A large (20oz?) smoothie is $ 5.75. Totally recommend hitting up this place if you’re in the mood and in the area.

I had to force myself NOT to come here every day when I lived across the street in Stuy town. These guys are open till midnight every day (including Sunday) and they have the best selection of delicious bubble teas — with milk or without.
Their fruit slushes and smoothies are amazing too — the other day I tried a watermelon slush and it was absolutely delicious. Nothing but pure, fresh watermelon and ice (plus a few bubbles, just for giggles).
It’s not the cheapest — expect to pay $ 4.50 — $ 5 for your drink. But as an occasional treat it’s more than worth it!

REVIEW for black milk tea with bubbles ans fruit smoothie
I’m a regular here because this place IS THE BEST PLACE FOR YOUR SMOOTHIE/​BUBBLE NEEDS! Why haven’t I reviewed this place earlier?! I thought I already raved about it, but I haven’t so i am going to rave about about it now.
I personally always go in the evening after 7pm because there is a guy working the shift and he makes it the best. :-D I’ve been to this place during day time, but the other workers don’t make it as well.
So, their black milk tea shoots any other teas in that I’ve had and my list is extremely long. They use REAL black tea and fresh milk. None of those powder crap. And their bubbles are sweet, chewy and fresh. Yum…
Also, I personally like their green apple green tea and peach black tea because they are refreshing. The thirst disappears as soon as their cold drink enters your lips. NOTE: you can ask them to adjust the sweetness /​milk level and they do it right. :-D
And now their Smoothies. Fresh, tasteful and options of milk, soymilk, honey, sugar etc etc. Their price is cheaper than the competition and the man knows his drinks!
Man, I want some now. I just had some last night, but I want more.
:-P
Last note, if you are disappointed at the fact that they don’t have sitting, first, it’s still totally worth the quality and price and artichoke is right across, so you can quench your thirst from this little hole in the wall drink haven :-D

This is the closest bubble tea place to my apartment, and I really wish it was better. This rating is for the bubble tea and the bubble tea only — I haven’t had the chance to try their smoothies or juices yet.
I would definitely not recommend getting any of their bubble teas. I have had the strawberry and the taro here and both times it was disappointing. The strawberry milk tea is basically strawberry powder with creamer or something and tastes just like strawberry milk — no tea taste at all. Very artificial. Same with the Taro — it hardly tastes like taro at all. Very watered down.
The bubbles were a decent consistency but didn’t really have any taste to it.

We need more places like this.
It’s a simple hole-​in-​the-​wall joint that serves fruit juices, smoothies, and veggie juice.
I’m trying to prepare myself for a juice fast so I stopped by to try the green juice. I chose the celery-​spinach-​apple combo and was pleasantly surprised. If I were to change anything it would be less celery and more apples. It was a great way to test out green juices before leaping into a juice detox. A large one of these would be a great meal replacement/​snack. If she asks for ice, it may be better to leave it out or just take a few cubes as it can dilute your drink too much.

–just what i needed after a july 4^th beach day!
–watermelon slushy is delicious, very fresh

Another inconspicuous juice stand on a major street that pops up right when I’m craving something sweet! Halting my walk to work this morning, I decided to take a peak into this blender and bubble tea hole-​in-​the-​wall operating out of a window on 14^th Street.
The menu is short and sweet, offering a selection of simple juices, smoothies, teas (bubble and regular) and not a whole lot else. Each smoothie comes with the simple fruit combo plus a choice of milk, soymilk or OJ — no weird sugary additives or preservatives here. Smalls will run your $ 4.50 and large goes for a whopping $ 5.75. I say that slightly sarcastically since a large at Jamba Juice will easily knock you back $ 7 – 8. My soymilk, strawberry and banana concoction was a bit watery, but in a sorta healthy way.
If Daily Juice is in your vicinity it’s the perfect cheapo snack to keep your mornin’ moving!