Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Oasis Tea Zone

    3.2 (21 reviews)

    Order Oasis Tea Zone Takeout or Delivery

    Oasis Tea Zone Photos

    Business Info

    OASIS TEA ZONE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

    You might also consider

    More like Oasis Tea Zone

    Recommended Reviews - Oasis Tea Zone

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    Reviews With Photos

    MJ D.

    I've been to several other Oasis locations, and was a regular at a different location for many years. I love this business and think the owner is lovely. Usually Oasis is my favourite place to grab a Bubble Tea. However, my first (and only) experience at this Edmonds location was definitely lacking. My drink tasted weak, but was extremely chunky. Yuck. I've never experienced this before, but something was definitely off. On a positive note, Oasis was bustling with people who looked to be having a nice time. The games in the shop are a nice touch.

    Harry S.

    We like Oasis and we're happy to have one so close in Edmonds. Their online ordering system (run by Toast) is convenient, reliable, and fast. Only street parking is available but currently, it is pretty easy to find parking in Edmonds downtown (it's getting busier every year so we will see if this situation changes in a few years). Staff are friendly and during my first visit, when I was confused about different percentage of sugar, they offered to let me try various strengths before I could make my choice. They have always been friendly and courteous. Inside, they have a number of board games and puzzles to play with your companions while enjoying their drink offerings. In Edmonds, this is a wonderful stop for our family when we like to stroll through our cute downtown. I also want to add that this is one of the few places that actually carry popping boba, which we love.

    Boba tea
    Kevin F.

    A fun friday stop while walking about Edmonds, of course, walking by, they had me at boba! Lol A busy Friday afternoon, I think the school district was on spring break... or a bunch of kids were playing hooky? Anyway, a great selection of different tea flavors and additions. Local art adorned the walls, which was a theme throughout Edmonds. Although they were busy, orders came out quickly. I ordered the ginger jasmine tea with boba, tasty, with a good ginger bite. Very refreshing on a sunny afternoon stroll. Cheers!

    Christopher V.

    This Oasis is in a rustic-styled building. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. No music was playing inside. The menu offers plenty of options for teas and toppings. They have different categories for teas too. I ordered a strawberry milk tea with tapioca and a ginger milk tea with tapioca and received them in ~5 minutes. There weren't any orders ahead of me. The tea isn't too sweet and the tapioca pearls are soft and chewy. It didn't taste like the boba was sweetened (I prefer this but my wife doesn't). 4.5 outta 5

    Lychee nectar
    Stephanie C.

    This is my first Oasis shop and I like the variety they have. It's located in a beautiful part of downtown Edmonds and it's a very nice place to sit outside. The inside seating is also not half bad, with some board games and a pacman table. To my knowledge, there's no option to adjust ice and sugar level, or I wasn't asked. I do feel that it's a very typical kind of boba shop and I'm not 100% sure if real fruit is being used because all I really taste is sugar. I'm not sure if I would come back, but if you want boba, it is here.

    Inside the cafe
    Ngoc R.

    Cute little spot to grab bubble tea in downtown edmonds. Oasis is always consistent; take it from someone who worked at their Chinatown location ten years ago. The owner was very adamant on training workers to measure the ingredients accurately. I'm glad to see this is still the case! ESP as they expand in so many different cities. The staff at this location were so sweet! Can't wait to stop by again :)

    Tracy A.

    This is a nice location in Edmonds. It's in the heart of downtown and can attract all the foot traffic from people visiting the area for shopping and a lot of the events that take place there. I really like Oasis tea because they give you an option for milk tea, snow, or smoothies. I love the options for flavors and toppings. Also I love their tapioca. It is chewy, but it is softer than others. The space is a little small and because this is a busy area for Edmonds, it can get filled up with people and a line fast.

    Stopping in for a bday boba!
    Sara V.

    We love Oasis, Cap Hill, UW and the ID are all great locations, this new location is a great addition to downtown edmonds. At this location they serve bubble tea and plain powdered sugar puff waffles, at some other locations they have more options, but this one does sell some packaged snacks and trinkets as well. They're also looking for local artists and may have some new art up in the near future. My sister for example has some of her art up already! Lol This visit was for my bday - if you sign up online, you'll get a whole free bubble tea on your special day! Worth a visit I'd say!

    Taro Milk Tea w/ Oatmilk

    See all

    5 months ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    1 year ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    10 months ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    2 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 2
    Oh no 0

    7 months ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    2 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    2 years ago

    Helpful 2
    Thanks 0
    Love this 2
    Oh no 1

    3 years ago

    Helpful 11
    Thanks 1
    Love this 7
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1

    3 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 2
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1
    Photo of Iced T.
    0
    42
    16

    3 years ago

    Helpful 2
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    3 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Oasis Tea Zone

    You might also consider

    Kocochi Cafe - Popcorn Chicken

    Kocochi Cafe

    4.0(33 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Came here twice and the boba is the best I've ever had. They have not disappointed me yet and I…read morehave to say this might be my favorite joint. Highly recommend the rose garden tea and Kocochi milk tea.

    My friend wanted to have some popcorn chicken and a drink so we decided to drive from downtown…read moreSeattle all the way up here as reviews were promising. Fortunately, there was no traffic so it was a 20 min drive easily. However, a lot seemed to have changed from about a year ago? We got popcorn chicken which was $9 for a very tiny plate (like the medium size sampler food container you get at food tasting events) which is a joke of a portion, and the chicken was not even good quality - heavy on the batter. Compared to pictures a year ago, where the portions looked much much larger. They are so stingy on the amount of chicken, that I thought they were giving us a sample to try before they make a real batch lmaooooo. I tried the Kocochi milk tea with creme brulee, boba, jelly, etc. Sounds good on paper, inflation I get it, was expecting $7 but it was $8, plus tax, so it is actually not that competitive of a price anymore now that I think about it. I could get a very good quality boba drink for $7.50+tax elsewhere without all the fancy toppings, but with boba included. I was pretty disappointed with the quality. The boba is so overcooked that it is mushy, and the creme brulee was not thick enough that I have to use a spoon to even be able to get any of it out (instead of being able to drink it from the other side which is what it is supposed to be). I'd avoid this place unless this is a one off but I will need to be redeemed a better experience before recommending this place. There are better options in the area

    Photos
    Kocochi Cafe - Interior

    Interior

    Kocochi Cafe
    Kocochi Cafe - Cocochi milk tea

    See all

    Cocochi milk tea

    Caffe Ladro - Edmonds

    Caffe Ladro - Edmonds

    3.7(102 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $

    Certainly WAY overpriced for regular drip coffee. Like, about a dollar more than it should be for…read moreeach size. I don't mind their prices on mixed drinks because of the ingredients and the employee prep time that goes into it, but I feel a little taken advantaged of when drip coffee is almost $5 with tax. HOWEVER, the employees are wonderful. The setting of the shop is really nice. And the coffee is actually very good. Price is the only thing making this under 5 stars.

    In short Dependable little spot with a drive-through window…read moreand a decent amount of seating inside. In long This is part of my new regular tour of Edmonds coffee spots since I'm down here a time or two a week these days. Ladro has lots of fans and it's easy to see why, even if the smaller mom-and-pop places get higher rates around here. Ladro deserves credit for doing everything right. This is an older strip mall, probably built around the time that phrase was coined. Wide variety of businesses, wonky shapes and angles in the parking lot. Inside, there's the big coffee bar on one side, and tables and chairs over there. They have some merch for sale, including plenty of choices among their own house-roasted beans. Lots of blends, and even a few interesting-looking single-origin bags, too. Not any cheaper than the big premium roasters charge. I'd have to try some of the beans before I could say if that seems justified, but I bet it might be. You can order ahead, but not only did I choose to order manually, I went inside and looked the poor kids in the eye. They all seemed to enjoy each others' company, and their nice work environment translates into a nice ambiance for relaxing with a cup. I ordered chai lattes to go, and they were boiling hot and tasted like they were from a tea bag (not the sugar-bomb concentrate that some places use). I also had a brown butter scone that was great even at room temp. They didn't get overly chatty making the drinks, but they were definitely friendly, and everything was ready quickly. Nice kid clocking off for the day even held the door for me as we went out, given that my hands were full. Honestly, if you didn't know this was a chain (albeit a small, local one), you'd think this place existed simply to caffeinate locals in the neighborhood. Everything about it has that nice neighborly, next-door vibe. They don't have anything quirky about them, really, and that huge pastry case is definitely not filled by on-site bakeries at every location. But it all still FEELS like a friendly spot down the street from home. 2 coffees and a scone were about $20 before tip. Could be better, could be worse. I'd definitely come back.

    Photos
    Caffe Ladro - Edmonds - Pouring pretty daily!

    Pouring pretty daily!

    Caffe Ladro - Edmonds
    Caffe Ladro - Edmonds

    See all

    The Crumpet Shop - smoked salmon & cucumber

    The Crumpet Shop

    4.7(30 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    A beautiful menu of options --either sweet or savory toppings on crumpets and fresh brewed stiff…read moretea. The crumpets themselves were expertly baked and yeasty as they should be. The menu has classy options and is rather understated, which is a relief. [I positively despise the Cheesecake Factory model of long menu of items with small variations on the same boring narrow band of ingredients -- which taste roughly all the same...marketing to a customer base with limited palates is all kinds of unappetizing!] Here, in addition to more reasonable portion sizes than the Cheesecake Factory, the menu choices are delectable and artful. Each crumpet topping or combination demonstrates care and good cultural taste. I had the savory pesto, ricotta, and tomato...it was adroitly put together on a plate. I wolfed it down at the outdoor seating patio with my fingers. An off-the-street enclave of restaurants, pubs, and ice-cream shops is a nice setting -- albeit a bit too concrete and too hot in summer. I will be returning to this open-kitchen, informal, tea and crumpets shop for more of their menu...

    My sis took me here for brunch when visiting her and it was such a cute special experience!…read moreLocated in Edmond in a plaza that looks new next to an ice cream place. They have savory as well as sweet crumpets with alot of different flavors to choose from. I really enjoyed my Rob's fav and Strawberry crumpet. My sis got the egg& ham and her bf got the raspberry. All were good but i liked mine the best. There r a few seats inside and outside and they offer coffee and non-ceremonial matcha and lemonade fizz drinks as well. I would def come here again to eat some more crumpets!

    Photos
    The Crumpet Shop - (5/26/25)

    (5/26/25)

    The Crumpet Shop - Lemon curd & ricotta

    Lemon curd & ricotta

    The Crumpet Shop - The Crumpet Shop

    See all

    The Crumpet Shop

    Drumlin - Peach Gingerbread Cake (7/12/25)

    Drumlin

    4.5(36 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    This is a lovely, spacious cafe that serves yummy home-made pastries. Great coffee and the muffins…read moreare particularly delish (and healthy).

    This Drumlin update is essentially transitional, jumping from Nov 2022 to Feb 2025 to July 2025…read more(7/20/25). I enjoy stopping by Shoreline's Ridgecrest neighborhood, because of the Crest theater, Ridgecrest Books, Cafe Aroma, and Drumlin. Drumlin is the sister restaurant to the adjacent Ridgecrest Pub which often hosts a wide variety of food trucks. I like how Ridgecrest overall has created a pleasant sense of community. Drumlin first came onto my radar screen because I heard about an Escoffier trained pastry chef working there from another Yelp Elite. I tried a few times to stop by, but the popular baked goods were always sold out. But I did end up having a tasty lunch which I wrote up in my previous review from 11/13/22. This pastry chef has since then moved on. Drumlin then returned onto my radar screen because I heard of about a revamp of their beverage and culinary program. I was able to spontaneously stop by, snag a two top and really enjoyed my first 2025 visit back on February 19th. I savored my spinach salad, casio e pepe risotto, and Running Up That Hill cocktail. It was a bit spendy since I had just started a new job. However, I appreciated the quality and its location close to home. It was nice to see positive write ups in Seattle Magazine and The Stranger, giving positive props to this Shoreline destination. Then I heard that Drumlin went into full cafe mode with daily business hours 7am to 1pm. Menu focuses on beverages, baked goods, and breakfast sandwiches/wraps for the time being. Interesting pivot, but not fully using their awesome multi-purpose space. They have outdoor seating, a full bar, a stage, many two tops against a banquette, street parking, and a dedicated private parking lot. Oh well, I'm sure there is a story behind that and why dinner service has been suspended. Anyways, subsequent visits happened all within a week on July 12th, 13th, and 20th. The first two visits were around 11 am, today's visit was at 745 am. The visits were all onsite for one hour, 90 minutes, and five hours, respectively. Absolutely chill vibe being onsite. Often the challenge visiting indie cafes, there's never enough seating, too crowded, the sea of laptops, ad naseum. I enjoy seeing solos, pairs, groups, and families stopping in whether to stay awhile or as takeout. I've enjoyed collectively to date: 3 - 16oz iced mochas, 1 chocolate chip cookie, one peach gingerbread cake slice, and two Morning Glory muffins. Today's muffin was especially awesome, still warm from the oven, love the overall moist crumb, and especially the pepitas for texture. This going to be a hard situation because I enjoy Cafe Aroma located diagonal from Drumlin, but I definitely favor the fresh onsite scratch pastries here. There's also some featured baked goods from Kaffeeklatch, located in Seattle's Lake City neighborhood. I've contributed two posts and 40 photos over five visits. Hopefully this provided a comprehensive view of my experience at Drumlin. I've been a Shoreline resident for over 23 years, I'm always rooting for hometown businesses to succeed as they evolve, remain vibrant, and viable.

    Photos
    Drumlin - Interior. Vast cafe space, open daily 7am - 1pm (7/12/25)

    Interior. Vast cafe space, open daily 7am - 1pm (7/12/25)

    Drumlin - Baked goods before 11 (7/13/25)

    Baked goods before 11 (7/13/25)

    Drumlin - Interior. The Drumlin continues to evolve (7/12/25).

    See all

    Interior. The Drumlin continues to evolve (7/12/25).

    Oasis Tea Zone - bubbletea - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...