InfiniTea

Favorite boba place! I’m a regular and I always get black tea with the mixed flavors; peach, passion, lychee, and guava. I also love it when they make the boba warm!

Am I crazy for liking this place so much? I came here around 2 on a weekday and it was empty. I’ve never tried this place but the Happy Hour Special tempted me — $ 1.99 for tea with boba? Yes please.
I got a hot Guava Classic Milk Tea with honey boba. The guava definitely made me fall in love. It tasted so good!!! And not many places offer guava as a flavor so that’s a huge plus. And SO much boba. More boba than I would’ve liked but at least there’s no lack of boba. Seriously, for a little over $ 2, WHAT A STEAL. If it was closer to where I live, then I’d come all the time but unfortunately it’s not. However, if I found myself in the Richmond District, I’d definitely stop by if it’s happy hour time.

THIS PLACE IS THE BOMB​.COM​.ORG​.NET
As someone who has had boba in almost all over SF, this place has a special place in my heart. It’s SO good, and super fresh (doesn’t taste like that powder sh*t you get at other places). Their prices are very fair, and they aren’t super skimpy on boba like other places (coughcoughTPUMPS). My favorite go to drink here is the Watermelon Juice with boba. It tastes exactly like a fresh watermelon on a hot summer’s day. Also, the honey boba here is the perfect amount of chewy and sweet and deliciousness. OVERALL, InfiniTea is worth every penny because its SO DAM GOOD=)
TLDR; watermelon juice+boba is a1

Best time to come here is between 5pm & 7pm. I almost thought they were closed! I needed caffeine in a bad way. Their tai tea with boba did the job. Great non oily snack is their nonspicy popcorn chicken. Yummm!

A solid 3. Ordered a warm Hk styled tea, which I thought was pretty perfect considering the cold weather, chewy boba, and the right amount of sweetness. However, my hubby ordered a passion fruit black tea that tasted fuuunkyyy. :/​this is a very mom and pop shop. Unlike other boba places with high schoolers making your tea, the more seniority owners are dedicated to working here! Would come back to support small businesses.

Great place for cheap boba. I also got a discount for checking in here which was a huge win. I got my usual, mango green tea with boba, and it came super quick.
The price correlates with the quality of the boba so I was satisfied enough. I also bought curly fries seasoned with cajun and it was great! I highly suggest getting it because both were around $ 5 only!
Would love to come back again if I had the chance.

I frequently stop in here for myself, and my family. The watermelon, and the cantaloupe slushes with honey boba are both delicious. My brothers are big fans of the Taro Milk Tea. And I am also quite fond of the Chai.
I haven’t been to the other tea places nearby, but this one hasn’t disappointed me in service, or flavor, so I haven’t felt the need to put myself into an intimidating line anywhere else. (I’m a fairly shy person, so trendy group crowds freak me out.)

Probably my go-​to tea spot in San Francisco, and has been for the past year. You really can’t beat the quality/​price ratio; and even if you could, you know that whatever you drink you get here will be authentic tea. Sad part is a lot of commercial tea spots really water down their tea, when you shake hot tea with ice… it’s common sense that half of what you’re drinking turns out to be water/​melted ice. Here you really get that tea taste.
Their boba is soft and warm, not too chewy, and on the rare occasion that they have the small boba, you should opt for that. But if you like milk teas, my regular drink is the honey milk tea.
Cheers!

Great service and very good tea and food. I usually get Thai tea and I love their Thai tea it’s fresh and good. Also the popcorn chicken is very good, I would Definitely come back here whenever I’m in the area.

Really cute little boba shop with a number of unusual flavors (at least compared to the more mainstream boba places)! Starfruit, yay! :D Also, how could I not love the punny name? ;)
The two behind the counter, whom I assume to be the owners, are really quiet and don’t say much, but they definitely know how to do a nice bubble tea! The boba were well done – chewy and just slightly sweetened. Mr. Piano got a milk tea with pearls and I got a starfruit tea with a mix of normal boba and the popping boba, and they were both quite good! I picked up a stamp card, because I would definitely like to come back again next time I’m in the area!

Great service, quick and friendly but their space could be cleaner and more tidy!
Gotta say though, their honey boba is great.

Gotta give props to the mom&pop competing with the big box Sharetea across the street.
$ 3.80 for a medium peach earl grey tea using a fruit purée, $ 3.10 if you get it with a fruit syrup. That’s about the most customizability you’ll get though, as their menu is largely set.
I liked their HK milk tea and milk green tea with matcha, but would recommend against their famous honey boba in hot drinks… unless you like smushy balls.
Unfortunately, I am a Sharetea and Cool Tea fan, but I can’t disagree with the offerings and prices at InfiniTea.

Say yes to Infini Tea!
I’ve been here a few times and they have been so helpful each and every time.
I sometimes get a deer in the headlights when I walk into these places with so much to choose from. I’ve had diff people at the counter and they’re all really helpful and nice!
I have had the HK milk tea and green tea latte with honey boba. The boba here is what really sets this place apart from other boba spots. The honey boba is warm and possibly sweetened during the cooking phase so it has great flavor in it.
I’ll come back the next time I’m in the area!

JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA is actually green here! (I didn’t believe it when my friend first told me, I had to try it for myself and it’s great!)
That is my go to drink and I’ve never changed it. Only tiny thing that is noticed was a struggle is whenever i tilt my cup or move it, the drink would spill out a bit. ASIDE from that tiny tiny problem, they have never disappointed me with my go-​to drink.
There have definitely been times when I have driven by and they’re closed, so that was a bummer but whenever they’re open and I’m near, gotta go here. I can’t do those large cup drinks or the to-​go porridge container sizes (who actually needs it that big), i need my 16oz and that’s fine with me.

Honestly, I’m surprised at some of the low ratings for this place. I think the boba here is cooked really well, and there’s never a long line! Their boba is pretty reasonable for prices, and if you check in on Unilocal,you get 10% off your order.
I also like how they have a good selection of flavors and drinks. Theu are pretty creative with their flavor (who else has strawberry cheesecake and marshmallow flavored drinks?!). I think it does take a couple of times to find a flavor that you really enjoy, tho. So don’t be put off by a first experience here!

This place seems to be our go to boba place when we eat dinner in the area. They have earl grey on the menu which makes the fiancé happy, and I always get the almond milk tea with boba. The boba is usually cooked well and the tea flavors are pretty good.
You can get a discount for checking in on Unilocal and they are already one of the cheaper boba places around.

Probably a sub-​par boba tea spot in San Francisco, but the daily Happy Hour deal is absolutely worth it is if all you want is a milk tea with some honey boba in it.
Don’t expect any cute or fancy cups and straws that might draw attention to some of the competing tea cafes nearby (ShareTea, Honey B, Purple Kow, etc.).
So this Happy Hour Deal…
Monday-​Friday 1:30 — 4:30pm
$ 1.99
Milk Tea with Boba — variety of flavors available (Mango, Strawberry, Green Apple, English Toffee, Caramel, Peach, Honeydew, Guava, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Vanilla, Passion Fruit, Litchi, Honey, Hazelnut, Mashmallow) — yes some of these are a bit bizarre…
The $ 1.99 price applies to their small (16 oz.) cup, but you can upgraee to the large (20 oz.) cup for just an extra 2 quarters.
They do have a stamp card that you can use if you plan on buying boba drinks frequently from this location, but the Happy Hour deals are excluded — just remember that.
When I want a quick-​fix to my boba/​milk tea craving, this is where I will be coming! SO happy it’s just a 10 minute walk from my house. Yay Richmond District!

I’ve been here about twice. Loved it first time, hated it second time.
What’s to love? The price, it’s so cheap here. They have a 10% check in discount and a happy hour price. Another thing to love is that they use soy, no need to worry about lactose problems. And I really loved the Taro Milk Tea I ordered that first time, it was so tasty.
So what’s wrong with them? The boba is horrifyingly sweet. I drank all my milk tea and dumped the boba, it was horrible. And even though I loved the taste of the Taro Milk Tea, I was disappointed that it’s not made with real taro.

The service is always excellent and their honey boba is the best I’ve had. When you receive your drink the boba can be kind of gooey, but this can easily be fixed by stirring up your drink a bit. A bit of work, but hey, it’s better than bland/​hard boba at other places, right?
I actually feel really bad for infinitea that a large boba chain opened right across from them. Infinitea is better than most boba places but doesn’t get as many customers and recognition when the prices are better + happy hour. Oh and the boba topping is free!
–1 star cause their drinks doesn’t have enough flavor.
Okay, tbh I favor the place across the street more but I do come back to infinitea now and then. Definitely think everyone should give Infinitea a chance.

One of my coworkers loves Infini tea! When the roommate decided to pick up dinner at Volcano on the way home, I decided to finally try their milk tea!
I ordered a small Classic milk tea with Honey boba and Grass jelly ($ 2.98 with 10% off for check in). I asked for it less sweet and with less milk and they happily accommodated my request. I’m actually not a huge fan of honey, but I loved the honey boba! Added a subtle sweetness to the drink and the boba were soft and chewy. The grass jelly had a nice consistency right after I got the drink. Nice and silky. As the drink got colder though, it got harder, so was a little tougher to drink.
Remember to check in on Unilocal as you get 10% off. I couldn’t get the math to add up as small milk tea is $ 2.45 and honey boba and grass jelly are $ 0.55 each. I wasn’t sure if the milk tea included a topping, but with either scenario, the total should have been $ 3 or $ 3.55. With the 10% off, neither amount equaled $ 2.98 (even with sales tax), so I gave up trying to figure out how they got to that amount.
The interior is very stark and white. Not exactly welcoming, but I always take my tea to go, so that didn’t bother me at all. A great option for boba when the craving hits on the way home!