I stopped in here for a healthier choice for a light supper while on Whyte Avenue recently. The…read moreplace is small but bright and clean, and the server was friendly and helpful. I asked what the most popular bowl is and he directed me to one with layers of acai slush, peanut butter, and granola, topped with sliced banana. It was refreshing and filling. I will definitely be back to try another bowl or a smoothie. The choices are also gluten-free and vegan.

Beez is a decent place to get smoothies, especially if you're in a hurry and don't have enough time…read moreto sit down and eat a full meal. The prices are *slightly* more expensive than Booster Juice, which is rather annoying because their smoothies aren't that much greater to be honest. The first smoothie I bought from here was a tad too sweet, but second one I got was good.

If you can tell me why brown rice, chicken, feta, green onions, tomatoes, bell peppers, Sriracha…read morehot sauce, and ranch dressing taste so awesome when slapped together and eaten out of a styrofoam box, please get back to me. Despite many attempts, I've never been able to faithfully recreate Beez's signature dish, the aptly named "Chicken, Feta, and Veggies." It's a deceptively easy meal, apparently, because it never tastes right when I make it. Don't bother--just come here and order it. And feel ashamed because you inhaled 2000 calories' worth of rice in a single meal, not because you utterly fail at mixing rice and condiments in perfect proportion.

The drinks were good, both tasty. The service was quick. The store itself is very minimal and is…read morequite small, just enough to function. There are not a lot of places to sit down and enjoy your drink, more of a grab and go.

Yet another facelift done to this infamous location and they are sticking by with the Taiwanese…read moreinfluenced food to go along with their BBT. Any OG Edmontonians remember when this place was Taiwan Bubble Tea with the eye soar red booths, dimmed lighting and split sitting areas that didn't go with either scheme? Yeah, well when you walk into HI Tea you don't see any remnants of that decade which I'm glad we've moved on from. They've managed to renovate the space and make it more modern with LIGHT! Nothing like a 2018 cafe without some scattered potted plants for decoration, wooden panels for an accent wall and of course tables and chairs with the same wood to blend it all together. Ah, now Hi tea you've sure got the aesthetics down now! Now to their menu, before Hi Tea became Hi tea it was a split between Taiwan bubble tea and Cheers Cut (that place with the giant flimsy piece of chicken that was half bone and looked nothing like the display out front) Food wasn't great, and it was more of a novelty visit more than anything. Fast Forward to today, food wise nothing really different or tantalizing, same mix of Taiwanese snacks and bowls and bentos. Bubble tea prices start from $4.80 for an artificial flavor all the way to $7.50 for milkshakes and milk caps. More epensive than coco's but -OKAY HI TEA. We got the Toufu Mik Tea - ($6.xx) - Bae liked this a lot, One of their specialty drinks that wasn't on their main menu but a seperate picture poster, pretty unique! Super Fruit Iced Tea ($6.99) - I paid 7 dollars for a cup for 70% sliced fruit, lol. I mean it was good, but like $7. This was my bad. It was on a poster and looked super pretty. Competition especially around this area will probably be the reason why I wouldn't revisit. Not a bad place to go if you're in to try for something different though.

If you visit SUB, you would see the usual establishments like Subway & Edo at the food court but…read morethat's not the case for Juicy. They are located by the elevators near the bookstore, hidden & quiet from the chitchatting of students. They have a decent selection of smoothies along with paninis, ice cream and sandwiches. I decided to give the Berry Forever smoothie a try. Unlike Booster Juice which blends in the juice & sliced fruit, Juicy has it mostly premade, only needing ice before going into the blender. Aside from that, my drink turned out to be pretty good, not too sweet or sour, just right. There's not a whole lot of seating from a couple tables inside and in the hallway but it is a nice hangout place if going with your friends or classmates. Prices at Juicy are reasonable and definitely a cheaper option than the numerous Booster Juice's on the University of Alberta campus.

Juicy was one of my favourite places to get a snack on campus when I was there. You might not have…read morenoticed it even if you spend a fair bit of time in SUB, since it's around the corner away from the rest of the food court. Juicy's main thing is smoothies. To be honest, I haven't tried too many of them, because my absolute favourite is the Breakfast Smoothie. It's got your standard smoothing ingredients (orange and banana in this one, I think), but they also add a scoop of oatmeal that makes it taste like you're eating an oatmeal cookie. I love it. They also have sandwiches and soup, making them one of the better lunch choices in SUB.

I've had more smoothies here than I can count from my years of working on Whyte Ave…read more Like all Booster Juice locations, the product is consistent and I love that! This spot can get hoping busy by U of A so be prepared to wait if you hit the morning or lunch rush. Two thumbs way up on the new plant based straw that decomposes in 180 days! Works just like a plastic straw and even my kids (who bite their straws - ugh) like it and we don't need a second or third like with paper straws that fall apart. My frugal pro mom tip is to order a regular and have them split it between two snack size cups to save a couple bucks!

I had two very berry smoothies from Booster juice Campus Tower and they were fantastic ,…read more very refreshing and I highly recommend them. Erwin

I tried My Tea a while back based on a friend's recommendation. It has a very calm/cute atmosphere…read moreand the drinks are decent (more slushy like than bubbletea though) - it's worth to visit if you want a break from walking on Whyte Ave. I'd rate them a 7/10.

So many bubble tea spots have opened up lately that My Tea seems to have got lost in the shuffle…read more We decided to try it on an early Monday afternoon before hitting up a fringe show. The inside is cute and cozy. It has about a dozen seats and there's three up front if you want to people watch. The staff were very friendly and let us take our time perusing the menu. Lots of options to choose from: bubble tea, fresh tea, milk tea, smoothies, fruit slush, specials and yakult. - Mango pineapple slush ($7.50) - we subbed in mango stars instead of tapioca. This tasted more like a fresh bubble tea to me than a slush. Decent but pricey. 3.5 stars. Decent but I'm not sure what distinguishes them over nearby BBT chains Chatime and Gong Cha...

Love 'em all but the Citrus Glow is my absolute fave! The fresh ginger pairs perfectly to give it…read morea kick! Pick up a bottle (easily big enough for 2 servings) for just over $8 or do a multi day pack for a discount! Located inside Barre Body Studio Edmonton - double treat!

Decided to finally try this place for the first time after scrolling through their website. The…read morejuices are delicious, I can't deny that. They offer a wide range of different juices (~$8 each, but you can score them for lower by getting a multipack) for different purposes so you'll have no problem finding something you like. The lady at the front was extremely friendly and answered all of our questions. She seemed to really know her stuff! The customer service here when I went was very good and it made the experience much more enjoyable. The juice is pricey at $8 a bottle which is what's holding me back from coming again. You also don't get much in a bottle so I don't think it's worth it. However, if juices are your jam or if you're trying a juice cleanse for the first time, you'll definitely love this place.