Wushiland Boba is my new favorite spot for boba in Sac!…read more I found out about it from a recent Feed Mei Mei YouTube video, and of course I had to check it out asap. I looked up the origin and it turns out Wushiland is a spin off from the Taiwanese boba chain 50嵐 (if you speak mandarin, it says Wushi Lan). Located on Sutterville in a tiny strip mall with minimal parking right next to the Freeport area where there are plenty of good eats, some of which are my favorite places in Sac to eat at, Wushiland is in an optimal location. Bright, clean, and with a decent amount of seating, you have the option to order from kiosks or up front at the counter. The AC was blowing cold and a nice respite from the El Niño heat. The workers are friendly and drinks are made quickly. Be advised that the drinks are voluminous, especially if you're like me and ask for less ice. Coming from someone who considers Chicha San Chen their favorite Taiwanese tea chain (but alas we don't have it in Sac), the difference in quantity is huge. Obviously if you're looking for a refined style of tea chain, Wushiland doesn't compare, but still the taste of their teas shine through and there is a good variety for everyone's palate. The first time I tried their earl grey tea because I have been craving an earl grey for a while, and that was deliciously smooth. The mini boba were so fun to chew on, and I usually prefer them over the regular size. They provide a ton of boba here as well. The next time I had their yakult green tea and that was very refreshing indeed. Both times my husband went with fruit teas, and had nice remarks to say about both of his drinks. He also tried their new QQubes and their texture was very QQ (I had a sample). We will most certainly return to Wushiland, especially since it's so accessible. Prices are standard, and honestly for the amount of tea you get, it's very worth.

Wushiland has some pretty good milk tea and fruit tea drinks. You can get brewed teas, yakult teas,…read morebrown sugar drinks, macchiatos and even ice cream drinks, which not a lot of other boba shops have. And you can get an extra shot of tea if you want your drank strong. Prices range from $5.25-$7. I've tried the roasted oolong milk tea and the grapefruit green tea and they've been on point. I usually get them both at 50% sweetness. Another thing they offer here that some other shops don't have are the mini boba balls. My friend ordered the uji matcha latte macchiato with the mini balls, and he wanted another one to-go! The shop is a tad small and cozy(ish) since the seats and tables are close together. The theme is very colors of a bee; black and yellow. There's a long bench with cushions so it's a good place to sip and chill, and people come here to study it seems. Ive been here a few times mainly on a Saturday and all 3x it's been busy. They have 2 kiosks you can order from, or you can order from a human. Wushiland choose a good area of Sac to post up shop because it's the currently the only boba drink shop (for now) near Hollywood Park/Land Park and very close to Sac City College. They're located in the corner of a strip mall type plaza. And parking isn't too bad. Overall, good drinks for a reasonable price and service is decent. They have a fun logo, too. I would definitely come back here to try more of their drinks!

Originally came here for a card trade show. The boba was amazing! Came the next day because the…read moredrinks and boba were delicious. I really enjoy the customization options for bases! Not to mention the decorations in here are so cute! The staff is extremely friendly and provides amazing customer service! It gives the place such a great ambiance.

I have driven by this place many times and thought I would try it…read more Ambiance Bright colors, nice staged areas for photos. Nice music playing. Rate 5 Customer Service Guy at counter explained the menu. May try milk tea drink next time. Viet Iced Coffee Very tasty but a bit too sweet for me. Rate 3 Booba Variety Not really a booba guy but my kids love it. If u luv booba I would assume this is the place for u.

Ordered a milk tea with boba. First drink came out basically white. Tasted like milk. Went back to…read moreask them to remake it. He made a new drink and topped it off with tea then served the drink in my photos. Didn't have the heart to tell him that it looked exactly the same as the first one lol. This is my first time at this location, not sure if this is just how they make their milk tea but for anyone looking to try this place - just be prepared for milk with boba. lol $7 for this I will definitely not be back to this location.

I've been coming here for years and I have my favorite drinks here too. But over the years I feel…read morelike the service hasn't been the same. When I do pick up my drink I don't expect much other just waiting for my drink. I ordered my usually lychee sushi and aloe and my drink wasn't made correctly. A large for $8. I didn't realize it until I drove away. They don't repeat your order and you assume it was made correctly. I'll have to double check and confirm my order next time when and if I do return.

Always a pleasure coming to Tealicious. The crispy pork is my go to and you cannot go wrong with…read morethe mapo tofu. I love the mango and citrus teas. Service is always fast and efficient and you'll always feel like home when you're eating there. There's not a ton of space inside, but they do a good job with the layout.

Heard this was the place for best Chinese roast duck and was pretty disappointed. Food was OK,…read morewould not necessarily say it was any better than Ranch 99. Service left a lot to be desired. They prioritize the to go orders over the diners. Got the 2-item rice plate with duck and crispy pork. The duck was all bones, the back part near the tail. I asked the server if that was normal and she got so angry and said we'd have to pay extra for a different section. I told her we'll pay extra and she took our plate away. They replaced those pieces with 1 cut up drumstick. The crispy pork was really good. The vegetables were completely cold. The table next to us ordered the same thing and specifically asked for duck drumstick or duck wing pieces and they weren't told they had to pay extra. The beef brisket clay pot came in a steel hot pot type pot, not clay pot. Full of tendon and ligaments, some cooked lettuce and daikon radish. This was underwhelming and not worth the price. The pork intestine clay pot came on a cast iron pan (like fajitas come on) and was stir fried with onions, bell peppers and red sauce. This was pretty good, but for sure needs to be eaten with rice. The crispy tofu is actually heavily salted and tossed with chopped jalapeños, red chilis and garlic. All you taste is salt. I would not order this again. Another table got the mushrooms/tofu/vegetables dish and that looked really good.

One of my favorite boba shops! I love that it's a hybrid boba with donuts! The employees are also…read morevery nice and accommodating

I stopped by recently and had a great first impression. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted right…read moreaway, which is always appreciated. The ordering process is self serve, with two touchscreen kiosks located on the left side, making it easy to browse the menu and customize your order without feeling rushed. I loved the variety they offer. Not just drinks but also hot foods and donuts, so there's something for everyone. I decided on the Panda Milk Tea and adjusted the sweetness to 50%, which was perfect. I was pleasantly surprised that it came with both agar and regular boba, adding great texture to the drink. It was refreshing, flavorful, and definitely something I'd order again. For food, I tried the French fries and the popcorn chicken. The fries were decent but could have used a little more salt, while the popcorn chicken was flavorful and enjoyable. My only complaint was with the sauces. When my hot food was handed to me, no dipping sauces were included, and I had to ask for them. Thankfully they were free, but I was only given one ketchup and one ranch for the entire order, which felt a little skimpy considering the portion size. Sure, I could have asked for more, but it would have been nice if they were offered automatically or included from the start. Aside from that minor issue, the food and drinks were good, the service was friendly, and I'd definitely come back to try more of their menu.

Stopped by another Bober location recently and it was just as fun of a treat stop as always…read more We tried the taro and black sesame mochi donuts this time, and both were delicious -- soft, chewy, and just the right level of sweetness without feeling heavy. Mochi donuts are honestly one of my favorite things to pair with a drink, and these definitely didn't disappoint. For drinks, we ordered the chizu pink peregrine tea, which was so good. Light, refreshing, and the creamy cheese foam on top added that perfect little extra flavor that makes it feel more special than a regular tea. Everything came out quickly, the atmosphere was bright and welcoming, and it was just one of those easy, happy stops that my daughter and I enjoy together. It's definitely becoming one of our regular treat spots and don't forget their app for quick runs. Final verdict: absolutely worth it.

Needed a place to get some reading done. Stopped in on a Monday. Debated between the Vietnamese…read morecoffee and coconut taro latte. Ordered at kiosk and settled for coconut taro latte, mostly because it was flagged as most popular. Drink came out quickly. I could taste the coconut and taro. Something was lacking though, couldn't put my finger on it. I think that I'm used to stronger lattes, maybe. Got some reading done. Steady stream of customers during my time there. Background music was Olivia Rodrigo and BTS. Will be back to try the Vietnamese coffee. They have $1 mochi donuts on Tuesday with any drink purchase.

I've been to a lot of Korean corn dog shops, and eaten a lot of Mochi donuts. Happy Mochi has some…read moreof my favorite! I always get the all-mozz corn dogs wherever I go (idk what it is but the half + half at any corn dog spot gives me the ick). Here, the dogs are always freshhhh and the cheese pulls are incredible. Even though they said a 10-15 minute wait, I waited maybe 5. Enough time for me to eat a donut and take a few sips of my drink. Speaking of, recently I learned that Vietnamese coffee is meant to be sipped slowly so that the cream and ice melt it down a little and the flavors marinate. Idk if that's true or not but I'm a member of the Slow Drinkers Club and, by the time I got home about an hour later, my Viet Coffee Cloud was at its best: perfectly creamy and delicious. It's now 4:30 in the afternoon and I'm going to save the rest for tomorrow which, usually, would gross me out. But CM Rachel (or is it CD now?) told me that's how it's supposed to be done!! Back to the food... I'm obsessed with the corn flakes corn dog topping: it makes the coating so crunchy and mixed with the sugary sweet... omg... 12/10. Plus, I haven't seen that topping option anywhere else! The potato topping is also great. At other places, the potato chunks are larger and can sometimes be overcooked, but here the dog was fried to perfection. In the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, they had a Lucky Charms Donut and it was honestly the best flavor I've ever had. I know, I was shocked, too. The frosting had a very light berry flavor (maybe raspberry?) and the cereal on top added a nice crunch. It was gone before the corn dogs came out :D There was more seating than I recall from previous visits: a few tables and chairs inside and a few outside. There was also a selfie donut wall and a toy claw machine. Very cute! I regret not getting the Happy Meal (Drink + Donut + Corn Dog + Toy for $16) but... next time. To wrap it up, the location is great and parking is easy, so if you're with a group there are TONS of options: Chipotle, Jamba, Pieology, Greek, Crawfish, and much more!!

Stopped into Happy Mochi after being at Delta Shores for something else…read more It was my first time here and so looked over the donuts out on display and the menu, and then decided to order the following: Mochi donuts: Strawberry funnel cake Ube Churro Cookies & Cream Drink: Brown Sugar Milk Tea Boba The Strawberry Funnel Cake donut was my favorite of the 3, Cookies & Cream was ok, and the Ube Churro was I didn't try. The Brown Sugar boba drink was good as well. Overall: The Strawberry Funnel cake Donut was good, Cookies & Cream was ok. Mochi donuts are kinda expensive overall so I wouldn't get these on a regular occasion. But it was something I wanted to try.