I've wanted to try this place for a while and finally did. Once you walk in, you can immediately…read moresmell the tea. There are many options to choose from. You can make your own tea or place an order. If you want you can buy tea leaves and make your tea at home. Prices were fairly reasonable. Service was great as I was given a good overview on what was offered.

Great place amazing customer service I got the apple pie and then I came back and got the black tea…read moreno original tea 10 pumps of brown sugar oatmeal and honey bubba it was really really good what I did was I mixed the two together but the customer service was on point I end up leaving my phone and I end up calling it and they answered it which was I was so happy about the place is just amazing cuz when you walk in they have everything that you need to know about the establishment so this is an amazing place I sure talked a lot on this

It's true, Boba is my love and I've found my BOBA BAE at Boba Mi Amor…read more They do it right here. Most people think that it's called "bubble tea" because of the boba tapioca balls, but it's not. It's actually because of the foam that "bubbles" up when the tea, syrups, and cream mix together and become airy and frothy. This place nails the foam. They also have somehow duplicated the correct texture and temperature of the tapioca balls. In Asia, and other places in the U.S with a large Asian diaspora, when you order boba tea, unlike here in El Paso, the tapioca balls are warm, slighty chewy, and has a lingering sweetness. It's supposed to stand out in texture and taste from the actual liquid it's suspended in (milk tea, Thai tea, taro milk tea, etc) even if the drink is cold, the boba is warm. I haven't had the pleasure of having authentic boba milk tea in El Paso, until I tried Boba Mi Amor's. Turns out, the owners have lived in China and travelled around Asia and have taken courses on traditional boba milk teas. They wanted to bring an artisanal experience to El Paso and like a lot of tea shops in the Asian community they're also open late from 11:30am-9pm. I tried their Thai Milk Tea with Boba and Coffee Jelly and their Jasmine Boba Milk Tea. Their Thai Milk Tea might be my favorite drink as it's perfectly sweet. The coffee jelly was a stark and sharp contrast to the soft chewiness of the boba. I don't think I would combine those 2 again as the texture was odd and too jarring. They use compostable straws and the servings are generous. The Jasmine Milk Tea was really good, usually with Jasmine tea, there's an tannin finish, but it's smoothed out with the creaminess of the half and half. The tea wasn't overly sweet and you can taste the delicate tea flavor. There's no powders or artificial flavors here. They hand steep their teas, they cook their bobas daily (which means they might run out), and their simple syrup and dairy blends are made in house. The owners are proud of their craft and wanted to bring the authentic boba house experience they found in Asia with a El Paso twist, so be on the lookout for some new flavors that celebrates that and they will have something soon that I've been craving...sea salt cheese foam!!! I'm also trying to convince them to make boba ice cream and sandos in addition to the Taiyaki that they make in house. Come check them out and #supportlocal. Prices are fair ($5+) and they decor is IG-worthy. You'll probably see me there as I get my back cracked next door (which is why I've been patiently stalking their Grand Opening). Boba Mi Amor 7226 N Mesa St, El Paso, TX 79912 (915) 433-5118

So good! Boba is great and they have a variety of drinks and alternative milk options. Will def be…read moreback.

I'm on the fence if I liked it or not…read more Today I came in and looking for some tasty boba and tea. There was plenty of options on the menu to choose from but I went with the fresh brew Jasmine green tea with the tapioca pearls. The barista was so sweet and kind allowing me to taste test the sweetness level with the tea! They were very helpful and quick too when it came to the final order. The atmosphere itself was fine. It seemed clean and there was a lot of seating areas for people. Nice patio too. The drink itself turned out to be ok. The tapioca was actually not bad but I think it was just too plain. There wasn't enough brown sugar syrup on them so it tasted slightly plasticy... the tea itself wasn't bad but it could have been maybe instead of 50% sweetened we could do 75%. See what happens then.. I don't know if I like this spot. It was very pricey for average tea so I'm going to have to think on it. It's not a bad option and if you want a wide variety of menu this is the place to go to!

Overall: 4.6/5 (take out)…read more We within 1 hour of closing on a Monday night. All the workers were together talking by the cash register but when we came in, they dispensed and we were greeted. The two taking my order were really sweet, and the drinks came out right away. While they made our drinks, we took photos at the decor wall. The menu is extensive with so many possible combinations so I had to review it beforehand so I knew what to order before I came in. This would be my go to place if I lived in the area. It's spacious enough to bring friends and family to hang out as well! 22 Oz Ca Phe Bac Xiu With Mini Pearls: This was really good. It's a lighter version of Vietnamese coffee so less strong in terms of coffee and sweetness from the condensed milk. It went really well with the mini pearls which is rarely offered at boba shops these days. I only took 2 sips so the caffeine doesn't mess up my sleep. 22 Oz Taro Coconut Smoothie With Taro Pudding: This was a really great combination. I didn't really taste how sweet it was until a few sips in so you have to constantly stir the drink as the ice melts so the sweetness doesn't concentrate at the bottom. The coconut flavor does stand out a bit more than the taro but you can still taste it. The taro pudding was soft and complimented the drink since it didn't give an overpowering taro taste.

I went there with my granddaughter, and I thought the owner was a lovely woman. She had a frozen…read moreyogurt and I had a kiwi tea. It was delicious. It was a nice spot and clean. I would go there again.

Preface: This location is not closed, like it says…read more Finding good bubble tea in El Paso is like trying to find water in a desert, which can be difficult but if you know the signs, you'll be rewarded. Sadly, bubble tea at Yogo Berry falls solidly in the meh category. I've devised a standardized system to evaluate bubble tea that has 3 distinct categories: taste of the milk tea, quality of the boba, and level of Instagrammability. Milk tea: I've had worse, I ordered the taro coconut flavor, and it tasted vaguely of taro and vaguely of coconut. I didn't see them make it but I assume it was with powder. It was sweet and didn't taste too watery. 2/5 Boba quality: they were of good size and chewiness, no qualms here 4/5 Instagrammability: This is where Yogo Berry Bubble Tea takes a hit. Inherently, instagramming a chain boba place that doesn't necessarily specialize in boba brings the post down a notch. Also, the decor inside does not particularly promote a good picture. The plastic cup had a large generic logo, and the cover was a standard plastic top. In this era of social media and businesses, having an instagrammable product can do wonders for a business. See below for a picture 1/5 This review is solely about the bubble tea, but Yogo berry has froyo with many possible toppings and açaí bowls as well.

I am brand new to the area and so this was the first boba shop I wanted to visit!…read more I'm not too impressed. Upon entry the entrance and sitting area seemed cute and comfortable. It seemed very clean inside too. The menu had some good options for drinks too! The lady at the counter seemed a little off putting to be honest. Maybe customer service should be looked over... But onto the drink! I ordered a Jasmine Green Tea no milk with brown sugar boba. 75%sweetness. To be honest it was nothing special. The tea itself tasted like it's been sitting a jug all day long. It's not fresh brewed and the boba had a weird syrup that almost was film like... the chewiness was perfect and the amount of boba given was awesome but just something about eating it made me nervous. Flavor is bland and if anything tasted old. Freshness level is below for me. Maybe next time!

Delicious tea and good prices, plus a nice cozy atmosphere. Drinks came out quick too!read more

You gotta love Yogo Berry simply for the fact you can get boba tea here! They also got the Frozen…read moreyogurt options where you pay by the weight but I prefer the tea. If you've never had Boba Tea before you may wonder what the hype is all about. It's basically bite size tapioca balls mixed in with a tea flavor and it makes drinking iced tea so much more enjoyable. There only down side is that the tea is a powdered, sugary mixture and I'm not entirely sure any actual tea leaves were involved in the whole process. So basically it's a drink I get every now and then to treat myself. I typically like it when I'm just waiting on the wifey while she shops. Really, drinking the tea reminds me of my time in Houston, so there's a little nostalgia there for me. So if you try it and see like, "what is this?" Please don't blaim me, but then again if you're thinking that right now then I wonder, what's wrong with you! Haha jk Overall, I'm glad Boba Tea is offered in areas my wife loves to shop because I'll take a Thai Boba Tea any time!

It is merely unfathomable to picture this place with exquisite drinks. I visited this establishment…read morea couple days ago. To put it shortly, the prepared drinks were not good. I ordered an Horchata Milk Tea thinking my tastebuds were in for a great refresher, turns out it wasn't the case. As the drink was presented upon me, the unfamiliar smell passed through my nostrils; I knew something was wrong. I had a sip of the drink and right off the bat, I decided I'd never sip again. Pardon me for my language, but this drink tasted like the fat logs my friend drops in the toilet. Anyways, the yogurt is good. NOT GREAT. In essence, do NOT BUY the fartchatta late for your own good. Thank you.

Cute drink spot with amazing customer service!…read more Tried their nachos, green team and Taiyaki!

Not the best Thai Tea I've ever had... cant really put my finger on it. Not as sweet as I'm used to…read moremaybe? A little bitter? It wasn't bad but it wasn't what I expected. Service was quick and friendly though. Inside was sparsely decorated with a few tables and a seating area with a couch. I did see on their menu they have Kolache's coming soon and they have a convenient option to order online using their website which is nice.

This spot could be better…read more Came here today and upon entering I thought it was very cute. I like the lifted seating area and the lighting definitely a quiet cafe spot. Although the boxes of random supplies and cleanliness seemed a bit off for me.. even when ordering looking into the back looks all sorts of messy.. Service was amazing! My barista had a great conversation with me and got my order out in speedy time too! Very sweet and very helpful! 5/5 for service. The boba itself was good. Nothing too sweet nothing too dull. It was a jasmine green tea with brown sugar boba. I wasn't impressed because it wasn't brewed. So it lacked freshness for me. The boba itself was the best boba I've had so far. But even then I just want more flavor. It was average boba nothing special. If I wanted boba again I'll probably come here just because it wasn't bad but it was fair. Thank you!

This place is alright, not sure how it's listed as a top boba spot in El Paso. The service was…read morenothing ground breaking. Outside appearance is meh, the inside looks a lot better. I got Vietnamese coffee slush and coco matcha. The coffee was very watery tasting and the matcha tastes like straight coconut milk. Very mediocre matcha quality.