The Bubble Tea House

I was just there and waited and there was no one at the store. Maybe it’s closed but it appeared that the person just walked off. I thought it was ironic that there was a tip cup… empty. go figure

Terrible. Made with powder, tasted like powder w/​no real flavor, and boba was super overcooked and weird tasting. Girls working were eating lunch and ignoring customers, then didn’t wash hands when they finally went to make our drink. Save your money!

The flavor is so blunt i can’t understand the guy in charge there too. The order taker is the one who makes it too! I like the Delmar loop Bubble tea better… Never again

when bubble tea house first opened I would of given it a 5 star review! Within the past year, they have gone down drastically! Maybe it’s just me but the past few times I’ve been to get my usual taro slush, it was very disappointing. It’s either too sweet, lack of flavor, too watery, etc… something is different each time. My last visit I asked to reduce the sugar like usual. My taro was a really light purple that was water down and just tasted like water. I had to ask them to remake it to add more taro powder. They remade it. It was alright! The guy was super friendly about it. He asked me to try it again. I pretend it was better. I would feel bad if I made him make my drink over again. I should probably try something else next time. I just noticed I’ve have had bad taro experience. Not just here but bubble tea in Delmar too!
Also, they started charging for boba!!! (Tapioca, pearls, so many names for it)! They never charged for boba before! Very sad! For my drink to almost be 5 $ and not over the top awesome is a little disappointment.

Employee is supposed to be working, but decided to go to lunch and watch potential customers come by looking for help. Really? Is there any back up? Any other employees to help the patrons?!

Bubble tea was not that great. If you’re a bubble tea connoisseur like myself, you probably won’t like the bubble tea here. I ordered a thai milk bubble tea and it didn’t taste like how thai iced tea should taste. Thai iced tea really can’t be messed up (you can purchase the powder and just add milk), but somehow it tasted different. The bubbles also aren’t sweet like how they should be. I really wanted to like this place as the owner is nice, but the bubble tea just isn’t that great.

I got a taro milk tea and a green milk tea with boba from here. Prices are actually a bit cheaper than St. Louis Bubble Tea on the loop, and I’d say the quality was at least equal. Their green milk tea was the perfect mix of sweet and fresh from the green tea, with no bitterness like you sometimes get from other vendors.

The bubble tea was disappointing. I was hoping to a get a strawberry kiwi fruit tea with bubbles that wasn’t blended. The lady serving me didn’t know her merchandise well. It was very frustrating trying to order. She also didn’t acknowledge me when I came up to order and was talking to a coworker

A lot are powder. Upset the avocado wasn’t real fruit and it was powdered with vanilla in it. It wasn’t avocado flavor and it wasn’t good.

I can’t speak for anything but the slush/​snow whatever it is, but I get kiwi pineapple and it is absolutely amazing. The service is slow, but it’s completely worth it for me. I can’t find another slush like it.

Ordered a regular sized banana boba milk tea. Maybe the mix wasn’t all the way dissolved, or maybe there’s just a crapload of sugar in the tea, because I could taste little granules in the tea. It was pretty sweet, just like any bubble tea. Plenty of boba. I was a little worried that the banana would taste disgustingly synthetic like alot of fake banana flavors do, but the banana tea was great, not creepily sweet and actually tasted kinda nutty. The regular size was around 2.50 and the large was just 50 cent more. I’m a fan!

I really want to like this place — it’s so cute and the service is great. But unfortunately the tea here isn’t quite up to parr. I ordered the Thai Iced Tea with Bobba and was a little disappointed. The tea tasted quite different than what I was used to, but I can’t quite put a finger on what it was. I know another Unilocaler mentioned it was jasmine tea instead of black — this might be it, but I’m just unsure. Either way, the tea wasn’t very palatable and a little over sweetened. The bobba was I think the worst part. It was so very hard, and not in a chewey way and stuck together. I really want to like this place, but I’m so sad I just can’t :(

We were really excited to see this bubble tea stand as we entered the mall. Unfortunately, it’s not good. We ordered a Thai tea with bubbles. It tastes like they used jasmine tea and a lot of sugar. They don’t use the actual black spiced tea that makes Thai tea what it is. Good bubbles can sometimes save a bad tea, but the bubbles weren’t good either. So all in all, this is a place to avoid. The ice cream was edible by a seven-​year old, so there’s that if it’s any consolation.

I was excited to learn about the opening of a new bubble tea place nearby, especially since I think St. Louis Bubble Tea at the loop is pretty mediocre. The Bubble Tea House can definitely stand against St. Louis Bubble Tea… for the mediocre title. The bubble tea here is alright. I only tried the Taro Milk Tea so far. Surprisingly, it’s not purple like it normally is (see the pic I posted). They said it’s because other places use color and they don’t, and so it’s more natural. Sounds good to me. I just wished it tasted a bit better, considering it was $ 3.41. Whoa. Too expensive for something that tastes so-​so. Back in nyc, bubble tea is around $ 2.50ish and is really, really good. The taro flavor in my drink wasn’t really coming through. It was also a bit too sweet IMO. Can’t comment on the quality of the topioca bubbles, because I never get any in my drinks. Guess my quest for good bubble tea in STL continues…