Chewy Boba Company

The original Lollicup location in Orlando!!! I’ve been a regular here since it first opened and I will forever continue to be! I don’t know why they ever changed their name but I won’t ever stop calling it Lollicup! My usual is Thai Tea Milk Slush and it is not too sweet but still better than anyone else’s I have ever been to, even Quickly down the road. I miss all the photos they used to hang on the walls too! Now it’s just painted one solid color, lacking the once homey feel, but that’s okay. I come in and get my stamp card filled up anyhoo

There has to be something in the drinks that make it addicting!!! Smh. Always get either the jasmine milk Tea, U sweet green tea lychee jelly or the viet coffee with sea salt cream.
Pleasant feel and vibe.
Parents I believe work there and they are always nice when they are working and the rest of the staff is pleasant never any issues.
Don’t forget your punch card, sometimes they may let you combine them if you seem to forget your card and always get a new card. Had so many cards brought them in and I ended up getting my drink for free because I had so many cards piled up in the car.

LOVE chewy boba company! Favorite location is on colonialtown in downtown Orlando, for its neatness and cleanliness, friendliest of staff and always ample supply of macarons.
Favorite drinks include Vietnamese iced coffee (with boba), taro smoothie with boba, mango smoothie with popping pearls, and taro-​avocado smoothie (TAROCADO) with boba.
Excellent boba, chewy and sweet and good consistency every time we’re in Orlando to visit. Enjoy!!!

5 Stars because I. Can’t. Get. Enough.
Oh. And macarons…
I’m on #teammilktea and always go with either the Thai tea or Taro milk tea. I’ll admit, it’s taken me some time to warm up to the tapioca/​fruit jellies… Something about the consistency troubled me (what could be troubling about slimy little balls that pop through your straw randomly?). But those dang balls grow on you (so much «that’s what she said»), and I’m happy to say I’m on the tapioca train now.
Back to the Boba tea base– the Thai Tea and Taro Tea are both pretty delish. Is it considered a problem if a lack of Boba tea in my system makes me sweat profusely and faint? To be fair, it’s June so this could be entirely attributed to the oven we call Orlando. I’m just going to go with that explanation… Which leads me to the conclusion of this rambling paragraph– It’s hot out. Boba Tea is cold. Do it.
Have I mentioned I love a good macaron? This place lives up to its name with wonderfully light yet chewy treats in lots of flavors. I don’t think I could handle drinking a smoothie with sweet fruity jellies AND a sweet macaron, but they are perfectly paired with a less sweet milk tea. The best part? The staff is always friendly and great for offering suggestions based on your taste.
Beyond the product itself, I also dig the look of the place. It’s clean and has some great graffiti art on the wall and matching branded shirts and gear for sale.
Finally, one note to those who have to drive here (I’m close enough for a bike ride): Parking can be a tad daunting. But my suggestion is to head around back where there are parking lots and walk around to the street-​facing entrance. If you can find a spot on Colonial, good on you! Unless you’re on the other side of the street. In that case just close your eyes and say a prayer because crossing is always an adventure.

Stumbled upon this place after I ate Cuban food and was pleasantly surprised that the boba was *actually* chewy. Boba can be a hit or miss, mostly a miss, so I was a skeptic. Chewy Boba Company was pretty good, tho! The milk tea was hella good, not made from powder. This place satisfied my craving when I was in Orlando. :) Yay!

First timer here and I have to say the service was really fast and there were a lot of options to choose from which I loved. I ordered a watermelon tea with boba and it was delicious! It was enough to quench my thirst and satisfy my sweet tooth without overdoing it on the sugar load like a regular milk tea or slushi boba (I love those too tho!). The onlyyyyy thing I didn’t like was the location. It’s a super small place and in order to go here you have to parallel park off the road or park in the back somewhere. When I came I parked off the road by the Lynx stop area. The service is quick so I quickly parked and ran out because I don’t think I was suppose to park where I did actually lol. But I recommend this place overall :)

Why 5 stars? Because this is everything you could want in a boba tea shop.
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:THE GREAT:
–Great variety of flavors
–Perfect taste
–Ideal boba texture (sometimes it can be weird.)
–Super clean and modern feel
–Nice folks behind the counter
–Awesome marketing/​menus
:THE NOT SO GREAT:
–There is nothing to add in this column. I wouldn’t have changed a thing. Chewy Boba Company might be my favorite boba tea shop ever!

I fell in love with boba tea in Los Angeles’ Chinatown while having Dim Sum at a local restaurant. When I returned home, I was not sure how I was going to get along without it.
Then I found Chewy Boba Company! I was in heaven knowing that I did not have to be without this newfound favorite treat. I then turned my kids onto it and they are also as smitten with it as I am.
Chewy Boba is adorable, from their cute, tiny, hole-​in-​the-​wall location, to their bright, colorful and modern décor. I am also very fond of their super cute Star Wars themed logo! My family is particularly fond of the Taro Slush or Taro Milk Tea with extra boba. The macarons they have are delicious as well.
The staff is kind and knowledgable. If you have never tried boba tea, it is time for a new adventure… and Chewy Boba is a great place to try it!

A simple yet awesome place to buy boba tea and macaroons.
When it comes to boba tea and macaroons, I’m a pretty simple guy. I just want a well-​made boba tea with plenty of boba and some tasty cruncy macaroons. Chewy Boba delivers both of items in an effective and price-​conscious manner. Located near the corner of Colonial and Mills, Chewy Boba is a small little shop right next to Anthony’s Pizza and some Vietnamese businesses. The outside of the building is pretty generic and their isn’t much signage, so be careful not to miss it. While they do have some parking on Colonial, your best bet is to park in the parking lot behind it on Mills.
When you walk into Chewy Boba, you don’t see very much. There are some tables, a fun mural on the wall, a mostly-​empty fridge with a glass door, and a rack of shirts and a cool doll. While other places like Quickly Boba have more elaborate set-​ups, Chewy Boba puts all of its effort into the counter area and the food & drink. The counter area has a digital menu with a wide range of drink options, as well as a large macaroon counter and size/​price explanations. The macaroons run about $ 2.50 per individual macaroon (as well as pretty good deals for buying bulk), which is cheaper than most other macaroon spots. The boba milk teas are around $ 4-​$ 5, which isn’t too bad. The service, while nothing spectacular, is always solid and fairly quick.
While the place may not be fancy, the product is excellent. My favorite type of boba tea is the coffee flavor that I had at a restaurant back in Atlanta. While the coffee tea at most other places is either too milky or too sweet, Chewy Boba makes theirs just right. The macaroons are all great flavors. While they don’t have as many kooky flavors as other macaroon places, they do have your basics as well as some seasonal and special flavors. During my most recent visit, I got the chocolate, pb&j, and chocolate raspberry flavors. Each macaroon had a great texture and tasted very good.
Overall, while Chewy Boba may not offer the pizazz that other boba/​macaroon places try to sell, this venue offers some of the best boba tea and macaroons in Orlando. If you are looking for solid boba tea and/​or macaroons, this is your spot.

After being in Orlando all week for a work confrence, this was our grand finale. I linked up with my teammates on the last day for some lunch — then one last drink. Unlike the rest of the week, that drink wasn’t some fancy cocktail or craft beer — it was tea.
I got a Thai tea with boba. It was delicious and perfect for the road back home. The boba were fresh, chewy (living up to their name!) and the tea was nice and creamy.
It’s a cool looking store — with some nice graffiti murals and a ton of TVs with the menus on them. The gentleman took care of us with a smile — and never flinched — even when I gave one of my co-​workers a Stone Cold Stunner (
) to one of my co-​workers right in the middle of the store. I don’t actually remember what brought it on, but looking back, that guy thought we were nuts for sure.

Chewy Boba is my favorite boba shop in the area. Lots of flavors in milk tea or slush form. Truly any fruit flavor you can imagine, they have it (who wants a cantaloupe flavored tea?!). My favorite is the taro slush which is sweet and delightful.
The boba is EXCELLENT. Perfectly chewy and flavorful. They also offer the fruit-​flavored pearls, but boba is more my style. The drinks come out quickly and bonus, they are all dairy-​free!
The shop is brightly colored and fun and the staff is very friendly. Ample parking in the back makes it much easier to visit than it looks when you are driving by on Colonial Drive. They also have a great punch card to earn a free drink.

There aren’t many boba options around my neck of the woods so when I’m craving it I have to travel outside my neighborhood. With that being said, I probably wouldn’t travel to Chewy to get my boba fix. Every boba I had has been decent at best; not amazing but not terrible either. I would give it «the forgotten stepchild» as far as my flavor scale goes.
As far as service goes, it’s excellent. I’ve always been greeted with a smile. I can ask questions about the menu without feeling like I’ve annoyed someone.
Maybe I’m bias though because I’m so in love with the boba at Sunpearl bakery. I have yet to find another place that beats them.
Let’s just say that if I’m near Chewy, I might stop by but I just wouldn’t go out of my way to go there.
I’m not impressed by their macarons as well. I would definitely skip over those. I find most of them to lack flavor and a bit too dry for my own liking.

Having just gotten back from a trip to Miami where I enjoyed some phenomenal macarons, the timing of the latest Unilocal email newsletter couldn’t have been better! The featured subject? Yep. MACARONS. :)
So, I decided to stop by Chewy while running some errands to try them out. And I was glad I did!
The selection perhaps wasn’t the largest –roughly about 12 flavors– but they were fresh, light, melt in your mouth good. And did I mention their milk teas? With several boba options? Yes… delicious.
I’m glad I stopped by. And it’s likely I’ll stop by again! After I check out the other places of course. Foodies must explore, you know! :)

Imagine having big, juicy, (tapioca) balls in your mouth. Think… this could actually become a reality at Chewy Boba Company. Like right now. Yes, I’m talkin’ to you, playa. And for a boba slut like me, I think this Mills50 nook (hollaaaa) satisfies my cravings. Plus, it’s always a good sign when Asian women leave the joint with several to-​go boxes worth of boba. They are the largest consumers of boba on Earth, and I just made that up that stat because #ihavenofacts.
*****
I. FOOD & DRINK
Sure, they have macaroons, but really it’s about their boba. And like most, patrons can choose from their milk teas, slushies, to other mixes. Traditionalists roll with #teammilktea, however, I, because I’m from the North, love me #teamsmoothieface. (‘Cause, I love me that ice, yo.) They offer both small and large sizes.
I downed their honey dew, and even though I think it was made from powder — since the consistency got all too sticky towards the end — it was still pretty good. I’ve also have had their taro milk tea (I know, I switched teams for a sec), and I would pour it all over my body and lick it back up. Yes. Delicious.
The pearls themselves are chewy, not frozen, and, err, chewy! Lol. So, I think they’re legit.
They have other desserts to try, but sweet-​on-​sweet-​on-​sweet might not be a good thing. Perhaps they could cop some savory noms up in thrrrrr.
II. SERVICE
Dude behind the counter held it down and the drinks came out fast. He even took our picture with the ill graffiti boba tea characters. However, he needs to work on centering his pics. Lol. F’real, though, no real qualms.
III. AMBIENCE/​DÉCOR
+The joint is small, so it’s more of a to-​go kind-​of-​place.
+Like most places in O-​Town, the AC blasts hard (yes).
+They have slow-​motion boba tea pouring porn. (Nipples so hard. Or maybe it’s from the AC.)
+Did I mention the large graffiti piece?
IV. PRICES
#bosslady paid, but it should only set you back a few bucks. Affordable.
V. OVERALL
I wouldn’t necessarily drive across town to cop this boba, but I would hit it up all the time if I lived in this hood.

Go ahead, call me a bubble tea snob but I am just not a fan. I find this place to be average. I am usually never one to turn down boba but every time I’m in this area I am never tempted to stop by here. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with this place. It is not bad. I’m just saying I don’t think it warrants 5 stars or anything.
If you do decide to go, I would recommend the taro milk tea with boba and mango or passion fruit anything (iced or slush) with jellies.
Skip the macaroons.
And that’s all folks.

Boba balls. Delicious milk teas, smoothies, and juices. That is all.
Firstly, if you have never had boba, do yourself a favor. Go to the search bar in Unilocal,type in boba and find the closest and best place, might be here, to get boba. Next get your butt off the couch and GO HAVE SOME BOBA! You’ll thank me for pushing you.
I have been to chewy boba numerous times now. And every time is delicious. I can recommend the taro, Thai tea, honeydew, and tarocado to name a few. And you of course get boba in those for the best experience. Technically you can just get the milk tea, juice, or smoothie separate, but the whole experience hinges on the boba. And if you’ve never had boba, imagine chewy, tapioca balls about ½in diameter. Yum!

I have their smoothie during the dragon Chinese festival. I decided to go to their actual store to get the smoothie with boba. Definitely the store prepared this drink better than their remote vendor stand.
The Chewy Boba located at Colonial at Asian restaurants concentrated area. Parking is a bit tricky for street side curb. I have order the avocado mango smoothie which is very tasty. The boba is definitely chewy. During the weekday, this place has low customers traffic. We were easily get our order in.
The inside display the photo of the customer in the past visit on TV screen. It is unique to see that.

Cute lil place in Lil Saigon! What can you not like about a place that serve boba drinks and macarons! Macarons $ 2 for one. ummm a lil pricey, but it was tasty. I had the Hawaiian sunset specialty drink, which was watermelon, pineapple, and papaya. It was delicious and refreshing. Funny thing that happened that day. There was a man that came back with a drink. He told the guy that it didn’t taste good and got something else in its place for free. I wished i asked him what he ordered. Anywho. this place got cool wall art and they had tshirts for sale!

This isnt the ideal location that I would stop for a Boba drink, we didnt find any parking whatsoever and the closest thing we could do was my husband waiting in the car in a Bus stop while i quickly hopped in to get the drink.
May be the fact that I got a drink with regular ingredients with none of the fancy popping pearls and all, I didnt find nothing special about the place or my drink .I got a large Taro Milk Tea with Extra Boba and the price was $ 6 –Overpriced IMO. Drink itself was OK, not enough ice added and not enough Taro flavor –Nope not for me.

Just so you don’t miss out, there are at least 3 Chewy Boba Company shops in the Orlando area.
Wow, this place was packed, but the line flew. Options, they were endless. I didn’t know where to start.
Well hubby’s was easy Passion fruit with strawberry jelly. For me, I always want something different. I picked honeydew melon. They said it was popular. I had it with passion fruit popping boba. Not my fave. The Passion fruit with strawberry was way good.
This place is super bright and fun. The guy working was nice and had a super funky mustache. They have a frequent buyer card too for when you stack up those boba drinks. Enjoy and chew chew chew at the Boba Company!