The best place to get taro in Calgary their taro cloud is one of the best I've ever tried. And…read morehonestly the best place that isn't too sweet and has the best creations. One of the favorites is the grape mojito it's so light so refreshing and has the perfect light hint of green tea flavour with real smashed grapes and mint. This would taste really good with alcohol same with the pink drink that's just how good these drinks are. Most boba shops either have super fragrant floral teas or strong and bitter or too light where it just taste like cereal milk but not the moon. For coffee lovers my favourite coffee is their flame cloud latte. Better than my Starbucks go to drink. You have to make sure you stir it and mix up the brown sugar though. Personally I love asking for extra cloud foam. It's also a nice little spot for your friends to hang out since they have seating up to 20 here. You can tell this place is very clean I saw how they are constantly storing away syrups by sealing it off from fruit flies near the end of the day

Average boba but the place was pretty and picturesque. Ok…read morecustomer service considering u just order. Plenty of seats inside to hang out. Ordered the Golden Moon at 50% and it tasted watered-down. I usually order my drinks at that sweetness level so get regular sweetness if you like it sweeter!

Located inside the T&T Supermarket near the entrance/ exit opposite the food court. Their claim to…read morefame is the fresh tapioca pearls they are usually seen prepping in full public view. This particular locale is more low key and very enclosed, on the other hand. Whether or not you get fresh tapioca pearls made with brown sugar remains to be seen, BUT they were definitely yummy in that they were delightfully chewy with a pleasant pop of burnt sweetness. I had the Passion Strawberry Yogurt Green Tea with these morsels of brown sugar. Overall, it was a refreshing combination even with the slight sour quality within the 500mL cup. Strangely, the drink was sealed with a plastic cover but I was given a paper straw as an environmentally conscience option, I guess. Said paper straw with pointed end served as an inadequate puncturing device into the contradictory plastic cover. Somehow I avoided spillage, but definitely something to rethink. Perhaps pair the paper straw with a paper covering.

Stumbled upon this boba shop inside the supermarket. They had a variety of drinks and toppings. I…read moreordered a lychee green tea and it did not disappoint.

Friendly staff and great location. The inside is very clean and airy…read more Ordered Lemon tea, brown sugar bubble tea, Dragon fruit mango slushy. What a delicious tea full of flavour Parking lot is small shared with other businesses

Been twice to check out INCHA Tea House. They're in the same plaza that also houses Blue Ocean…read moreVietnamese Restaurant and WOW Bakery & Cafe. The inside has four tables. Service is a touch on the slow side as there's usually only one worker. The menu is huge; brown sugar milk tea/milk, pure tea, milk tea, snow top milkshake, yakult, slush, soda, tea latte and fruit tea. Prices are $4.49 to $7.59. They give you a stamp card (buy 7, get the 8th drink free). - Matcha latte ($6.29 large) - light in matcha flavour. - Classic taro bubble milk tea ($6.49 large) - Bubble milk tea ($6.49 large) - Grass jelly milk tea ($6.49 large) - grass jelly slightly herbaceous. Milk tea flavour was alright. - Season oolong tea ($4.99 large) - Brown sugar oat milk ($6.79 large) Decent BBT for the area but nothing at INCHA has been memorable.

walking around kensington, i stumbled into yummy q and it immediately felt like one of those small…read morelocal spots worth slowing down for. it's a cozy, compact shop, just a few tables tucked into a corner, but it has a lot of character. warm lighting, quiet background chatter, and artwork by jessie lin on the walls that you can actually buy. it feels like a space built with intention, not just filled for the sake of it. the menu is surprisingly wide for such a small place: drinks of all kinds, plus house made gelato and sorbet that make it hard to decide. even the details feel playful, like the cups with little cat ears on the lids. you can also customize sugar levels from 0% up to 125%, which makes it easy to get something exactly how you like it. i went with the sparkling grapefruit yakult, no sugar, and kept it simple with no toppings, even though there's a long list of options, tapioca pearls, brown sugar pearls, crystal pearls, strawberry and mango popping boba, aloe vera, crushed oreo, lychee jelly, coffee jelly, soft grass jelly, mango pudding, coconut pudding, jasmine jelly, and cheese foam. the first sip was bright and refreshing, light bubbles, a clean citrus hit, and that grapefruit sharpness coming through in a really simple, satisfying way. it worked perfectly while wandering through kensington. it's the kind of stop that reminds you why supporting small local businesses matters. places like this add personality to a neighbourhood, they're not just selling drinks, they're shaping the feel of the street. a short visit turns into a small experience, and that's what makes spots like this worth choosing over the usual chains.

I came here with my sister after dinner and I ordered the Mango Yukult Jasmine tea drink. It was a…read morebad choice to get the bubble tea here. They do uses real fruit but they are so cheap on the fruits. Only 1/10 of the drink is the real fruit and the rest is just the cheap jasmine tea (please see photo). I also watched her count the few cubes of mango. Putting in to the cup and then taking it out. The lady worried putting too much mango. There was only 6 tiny cubes before she crushed them. That is not even 1/5 of the mango. They were not even generous to add in the Yukult. They charges a premium price of $5.99 for a large. I couldn't taste the mango flavor or the yukult flavor. It was basically all water and jasmine tea. I believe they only use the fruit to give it the color of the drink. I guess this is a one time visit. The place wasn't busy when we came. I don't recommend Yummy Q. It is like throwing your money away. If you really like Jasmine tea. You can go to Chinatown or T&T and get a really big bag of Jasmine tea leafs for $3.99. All you have to do is have the tea leafs sit in hotwater and then consume. The place is newly open and if they don't change, all their customers will be one time customers only.

Another addition to the Calgary bubble tea scene! I'm normally a fruit tea fan but heard good…read morethings about the "38 Milk King" which is milk tea with 3 different toppings - brown sugar pearls, agar jelly and grass jelly. I really liked this drink! The tea flavour was good and I liked that they sweeten their drinks with honey. My bf and friends also really their their grapefruit green tea. I personally don't like grapefruit but it's very refreshing! The rose milk tea was not too floral or artificial tasting and was an interesting drink! Personally I prefer regular milk tea, but this one was still tasty They have an app where you can collect points and rewards. You just type in your phone number associated with your account on the screen by the cashier! You can get a free topping for signing up and they have a BOGO offer on your birthday. Plenty of parking as it's in a plaza (the same plaza as Pho Thanh). My new go to for milk tea in the city!

Eeee! So happy to have this close to home!!…read moreFriendly staff, cute little space to sit in. GREAT tasting milk tea -I'll be back

My favorite boba chain! Truedan makes the best milk tea drinks bar none. It's a very small shop, so…read moredefinitely just grab your drink and go, but service is quick and friendly. My go to drinks are the brown sugar thai milk tea (go 30% sweet), the Celadon tea latte or the original brown sugar milk tea. All are sweet and delicious in their own way. The thai milk tea is a bit different from other thai teas I've had but in a great way, the celadon has grassy floral notes and the brown sugar drink is just good old classic milk tea. Pearls are a little on the firmer side, especially for less than large normal size pearls, but it's still got good chew.

Great little boba shop!…read more Tried their Thai Brown Sugar milk tea + their regular Brown Sugar milk tea. Both great, though the winner for me is definitely the Thai brown sugar. It doesn't taste like a normal Thai tea - veers more towards a black tea, but still has that Thai tea essence. I've tried both 50% and 70% sweetness - I would recommend 50%. 70% is pretty dang sweet and 50% is also sweet enough to capture the core taste without being overbearingly. Honestly, I could've gone down to 30% since 50% is still on the sweet side. Their boba is on the more chewier side of the spectrum and also on the smaller side. Definitely recommend if you're in Calgary!

Woo!!! a Gongcha in Canada! And I have to say that the menu selections is a lot bigger than I…read moreremembered it to be compared to The States. Despite that, I still went with my usual Earl Grey Milk Tea w 3J ($6.50). Delicious as always.

Standard boba chain where I have been to in the Bay Area. Reminds me of McDonalds regarding…read moreconsistency of their milk tea.

I came to Pearl House due to a Ritual Deal. They were giving out $5 off for first visit to this…read moreplace. I have heard from a colleague that their red bean ice cream slush is super good. So I ordered that but I made a big mistake by having lychee jelly in it. The taste was a bit weird with the lychee jelly. I came back the second time and I got the durian milktea. Wow that milktea was really good. I can taste the durian flavor. I did request it with no ice but there was ice in it. I was ok with it. There are few seats and tables at this place. Pearl House is located inside Dragon Mall. They are not the only bubble tea place in the area. Their drinks are good.

Really friendly owner who is quick to get your order done, and done right. I just wanted a regular…read morepearl milk tea and asked for less sugar and he made my drink perfectly. If you're the type of person who likes stronger tea flavor in their boba, then Pearl House is the place for you. It also helps that their bubbles are perfectly springy and just sweet enough. If only they had boba places in strip malls with this kinda quality back in the states....