Their drinks are yummy! I try to measure a place on their classic milk tea and frosty fox has a…read moregood one! They also serve panna cotta and it is yummy too! The staff are always so kind and friendly and are happy to talk about the menu if you have questions. The space has ample seating and is cozy so if I needed to get some work done this would be a nice spot, yay free WiFi!

Another hot day in Austin, TX…read more.. When it's hot all I think about are cold drinks with lots of ice. Today was no different. My eyes locked onto Frosty Fox. With a name like Frosty Fox they had to have some cold drinks. According to the manager the most popular drinks were posted on the wall with the Hong Kong milk tea being the most popular...in slot #1. Therefore, I decided to go with the most popular tea. I was told you could not find this tea anywhere in Austin. So, why not? I have to admit it was delicious and reminded me of tea not from Hong Kong, but from Taiwan. Needless to say it was quite delicious. Service was quick and pleasant with my drink taking only a few minutes to make. The shop was half full with customers, who appeared to be regulars at Frosty Fox. Frosty Fox had a friendly neighborhood vibe...

We have been to Teapioca but have not been to this location before. After shopping at HMart, we…read moredecided to get boba tea for a refresher. Unfortunately our experience at this place was terrible. The guy employee that was taking our order had a bad attitude and just seems like he didn't want to be there. He was unhelpful when I ask questions about the drinks and was just rush answering without answering. The customer service is seriously lacking and unfortunately it made our experience really bad where we will never return here again. Boba madness: 3/5 nothing special but ok Cantaloupe: 1/5 milky and artificial taste. Do I recommend this place? No. Terrible customer service and the drinks are not good.

Teapioca is my favorite boba tea shop that serves authentic boba tea, premium loose leaf teas,…read moresmoothies, and coffee. They use fresh, high-quality ingredients to craft customizable drinks including classic milk teas, fruity blends, and rich coffee beverages. The tapioca pearls are cooked daily to ensure the perfect chewy texture that boba lovers crave. I don't normally go to this location, this is their first and original store, and they offer consistent quality and service across all locations. The friendly staff provides fast, welcoming service in a cozy atmosphere. I am a member of their rewards program where I earn points and enjoy discounts on your favorite drinks. My go-to drink is the 44 oz White Peach Oolong Tea and I add peach flavoring. I don't usually add boba. Always refreshingly sweet and hits the spot.

Last stop before heading home...at this juncture, I was a bit thirsty for so liquid refreshment, so…read moreI stopped by a neighborhood shop...Boba Bites and Tea. Initially, I was thinking more of a black tea, but the store manager, Lynn, talked me into a traditional milk tea. She provided a sample of the milk tea and I was sold. The traditional milk tea was refreshing with a perfect balance of tea to milk. It was rather large in size, which I shared with my hubby. Interestingly, the container was shaped like a heart with a little red hard stopper. The container was so stinking cute! It almost made you not want to drink the traditional milk tea. The shop is open until 9 pm. At this time, there a few customers in the shop. Overall, a very chill vibe...

This is a very cute and nicely decorated shop with boba and snacks. The cafe has games and is a…read moregreat hangout spot. I had the ube matcha tea with tapioca and the mango panna cotta. The ube in my matcha was quite grainy and had an unexpected consistency (I assumed the drink would be smooth). Taste wise the matcha was delicious. The mango panna cotta was very light, refreshing, and not overly sweet. The dessert was a delicious sweet treat. The staff is incredibly welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed my drink and dessert and will definitely be back.

Incredible matcha ice cream. High quality drinks. Limited seating inside, but it's a boba/soft…read moreserve shop, I'm ok with not sitting down as long as the drinks are good

Nothing like a refreshing drink after brunch !…read more The ambiance in Junbi is so cute and perfect for a tea shop! The menu had really good options! I grabbed the Yuzu Dragon Fruit Jasmine Tea . It was a little wait because it got busy. My drink was so pretty and looked tasted. I got a large. They don't have medium sizes, only small and large. My drink was tasty, but I should've gotten my tea a little sweeter than normal! Overall, I had a good experience.

Tsaocaa offers a great amount of refreshing teas and boba! I had the location in North Carolina,…read moreand was so surprised to see a location as I was visiting family in Texas. We went and got some milk tea, such as the blueberry milk tea, rose oolong tea, and jasmine milk tea. For milk teas, I would recommend getting 100% sugar since 50% substantially changes the milk tea flavor. Great spot for a quick drink! As of this post, they also have a deal for $10 off your first purchase of over $20 so take advantage of that!

Tsaocaa is my go to boba place in Austin. The peach mojito with crystal pearl is my absolute…read morefavorite. The mint leaves and lime make it so refreshing, and I've tried similar menu at other boba places but nothing even comes close!!! I like it they have other dessert menu too, like Amy's ice cream or macaroons. The macaroons are small but definitely very tasty. The ambiance is pretty cute too with cute wall decorations and small claw machines.

Rating: 4.1/5 [dine in]…read more Super cute Vietnamese cafe with nice decor. You can order at the front counter or use the kiosk. They offer a variety of drinks and snacks so it took us awhile to decide on our drinks. Cloudy Taro Bliss + Lychee Jelly ($8.04): I ordered this at 75% sweet. It's perfect if you sip continuously, but the sweetness becomes more noticeable when you pause. Besides that, the drink is very smooth and has a prominent taro flavor. Popcorn Chicken ($8.99): Decent, but not the best I've had, though my friends enjoyed it more than I did. However, everyone else likes it. The portion felt a bit small for the price too. It came with a side of pickled veggies which was different. Vietnamese Stir Fry Corn ($8.49): The flavors were on point. They seem to use Vietnamese butter which makes it taste more authentic, and the Chin-su sauce really elevates it. Durian Sugarcane ($8.94): My husband thought this tasted canned rather than made with fresh sugarcane. Roasted Rice Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend's husband ordered this at 100% sweetness, which was too much for me, but the flavor combination wasn't bad. Strawberry Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend got this at 50% sweetness, and it was a bit sweeter than my Cloudy Taro Bliss. The drink tastes exactly like strawberry milk, so if you like that, this is for you. I enjoyed the taste, but it's not my go-to milk tea choice. Sesame Coffee: The Vietnamese coffee had a strong, bold flavor, though the sesame notes in the foam were quite subtle. Rice Paper Salad: Ordered to-go which is not recommended. Unfortunately the rice paper was hard and clumped together, even after pouring the sauce on top, which really affected the overall quality.

Sip Munch is my go-to boba spot in Austin & a place that truly feels like home. I love the ambiance…read moreand decor, and the staff always make me feel so welcomed & like family. The menu has great variety, from amazing Vietnamese coffees to refreshing sugarcane- and fruit-based boba drinks. My go-to order is the pandan coffee and the kumquat sugarcane drink.The coffee is extremely strong( which is what I expect) , and you can tell they use beans from Vietnam . They also offer great snacks, including some traditional Vietnamese street foods. Honestly, whatever you order will be good, from the fruit drinks, milk teas , smoothies, & snacks you won't be disappointed. Also, dont sleep on the croffles. I usually don't like croffles at most places because the texture can be dry / hard or overly sweet, but these are the best I've had, in my opinion.

Came here since I was close by my sister in law's place! It's been a while since I've been here and…read morethey had Felix' pics so I had to try them! Place was clean and organized so I am definitely coming back with my daughter

Really good basic teas for a decent price are to be found here…read more Anytime I visit a new Boba joint, I always try a basic milk tea with oolong. I asked for mine to be the least sweet possible, but still found it to be a little bit sugary, but it wasn't bad. That's just honestly a personal preference of mine. My husband got a drink with some IU jelly and it was very refreshing. I can't remember the exact TV base that we used but we enjoyed it. Customer service was excellent. We will definitely be back when we are in the area.

We ordered the Matcha lover and Lemongrass Orange Peach Black tea. Very nice setting, lovely…read morestaffs, drinks are just sweet enough for us at 1/2 sweet and do have tea fragrance nicely. Normally you can lose the tea essence with the fruity and matcha flavors. We loved these. Will stop by again.

Overall: 3.7/5 [dine in]…read more Unfortunately this place is closing down on May 24, 2026 due to failed lease negotiations with the landlord. We made the drive up north to try it before they close since they carry some Vietnamese snacks that are hard to find in Austin. Their menu is extensive covering drinks, desserts, and snacks so it took us a while to decide on our order. All their drinks are lactose free which was great to hear. The staff was nice but it did take a while for everything to come out. Peppermint Pandan Latte / Sam Dua Bac Ha ($6.95) + Crystal Boba ($0.95): We got this at 75% sweet and it was delicious. You can distinctly taste both the peppermint and pandan and it was really refreshing. Matcha Lover ($8.75): We got this at 75% sweet as well. It is a matcha latte with matcha foam, matcha pudding, and matcha mochi. We were not huge fans of this one. The foam was really thick and creamy which made it hard to mix, and the drink had a strange taste that we think came from the flour on the matcha mochi. I think it would have been better if we had eaten the mochi off the top first before mixing everything together. Popcorn Chicken ($8.75): This was okay. They used a different type of batter than what I am used to and it was pretty bland. I didn't like the chili dipping sauce either. Taiwanese popcorn chicken is still way better to me. Mixed Soft Rice Paper With Full Topping / BT Phoi Suong Full Topping ($14): This was our first time having banh trang tron with dried meat and seafood toppings. It also came with a sliced hard boiled egg instead of quail eggs. Very interesting and different. I really wished it came with tamarind sauce because that was the one flavor I felt was missing and would have tied everything together. The portion size also felt a bit small for the price.

I've always loved the Alley, having first tasted them in Honolulu. Now that they're here in Cedar…read morePark, this is a regular favorite stop of my wife and I. I like fruit tea and drinks, so I get the mango coconut milk smoothie. The staff here is soooo nice, they checked up on us a few times after getting our drinks and sitting down. The shop is very clean too and comfortable for sitting and enjoying your drink. Now there's new food offerings like the croffles, I'll come back and try them next time.

The first time we came here, it was right after they had opened. At the time, I thought their…read moredrinks were too sweet and I vowed never to return. But we received a BOGO coupon in the mail, and sure enough we wanted to try them out again. When we got there, the bobarista happily accepted the coupon and took our order. I went for their Lychee Green Tea and P2 ordered their Uber Smoothie. It didn't take too long for our drinks to come out, around 5-7 minutes. We were seated on some comfy chairs, and the bobarista served our drinks to us. I think presentation-wise, they did a good job. They claim to have "beverage aesthetics" and I tend to agree. Does having good "beverage aesthetics" make a drink taste better? No, definitely not. We both thought our drinks weren't too bad, however. I had ordered my drink with 0% sugar but I added boba to mine. My drink also already came with lychee coconut, so the two toppings sweetened my drink naturally. P2 complained that her drink was still too sweet for her liking. We appreciated the service and the pleasant ambience inside. I took off a star because the drinks were just too expensive. Without a coupon, I don't think we would come back here with drinks costing $7-8 each!

Came here on a Saturday evening to pick up a Jasmine milk tea. When I got my drink it wasn't sweet,…read moreso I let the employee behind the counter know and they remade the drink perfectly! Great customer service, super friendly. Great tea!

I'm giving it two stars because I do like the drinks here, but otherwise, the place kind of sucks…read more I've had to wait 15-30 minutes for my drink (very simple milk tea) because they have awful time management, and only seem to work on one drink at a time instead of batching. So, if a drink needs to be steeped, they will wait until every drink in front of it has been finished to even start the 5-10 minute steeping process, instead of starting to steep the leaves while they work on blended drinks. Three employees wander around aimlessly while dozens of people wait for a single, simple drink. Most other boba places are able to get drinks out within a minute or two. What is your excuse? There is truly no reason for a single milk tea to take 30 minutes. Fix your training. EDIT: In response to the owner, I do understand that popularity will slow things down, but that wasn't what I was observing. It was a steady trickle of guests coming in every few minutes, and it seems like the crowd was created from congestion of orders stacking up at a higher rate in than they were going out. Orders were only being handed out every several minutes, and while I have also worked in food service/retail and understand having to take breaks and slow down sometimes, the employees seemed like they were just meandering about without a care in the world. I'm truly not sure why, at the very least, steeping wouldn't be started early. I go to a lot of boba places, and I've had many good friends who work (or worked) at boba places, even if I have not directly worked at one myself. The employee behavior was not like anything I've ever seen before.