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After having a good experience at the Roosevelt Tea Addicts location, I decided to stop by this one on Capitol Hill. As with the other location, ordering is done via kiosk, and the drinks come out fast. Phoenix Oolong Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, 50% Ice w/ Boba ($6.50) - The tea is very fragrant, with deep floral notes and a tinge of astringency at the tail end. Sweetness at half is more like 25% sweet at other boba shops, or perhaps even less while the ice level at half is a bit more than other boba shops. The boba served at Tea Addicts is on the smaller side, with some pearls being almost as small as mini boba. They are not cooked long enough, very noticeably reducing the chew and bounce. The pearls have a certain taste on the exterior that's almost is a little pasticky and, while I could tell they are soaked a bit in syrup, the sweetness is off. The boba served at the Roosevelt location had a very strong honey-forward flavor, which also helped to sweeten the drink a bit. This one, in comparison, is lacking in both flavor and sweetness. Milk Tea Rating: 4.5/5 Boba Rating: 3/5 There seems to be a consistency issue between this location and the one on Roosevelt. I ordered the exact same drink, but this one wasn't sweetened enough, and the boba was both harder and didn't taste nearly as honey soaked as the drink I received in Roosevelt. I definitely prefer the Roosevelt location. It's not a bad drink at all (hence my rating of 4/5), but there are better places to get boba on Capitol Hill. Bathrooms - Single unisex room.
No nut allergy concerns for the boba. I must have come on an off day or something. First, we ordered an Oolong Milk Tea with boba and a Jasmine Milk Tea with boba at preferred sweetness (25% for me and 50% for my friend). We were told they were out of boba and it would take about 15 minutes to make more, which we were willing to wait for. After some time, we were approached and told it would take up to an hour and offered substitutes. I accepted jelly and grass jelly. The Oolong milk tea is incredibly weak. It was more milky and watery than any actual tea flavor. My friend reported the same with their Jasmine Milk Tea. Maybe their boba is necessary to add sweetness or flavor, but the tea itself was incredibly lackluster. Between that and the 20-30 minute wait and miscommunication, I probably won't be back.
The drinks are okay and good value for the price with the buy 1 get 1 for $1 deal. (Came out to about $3.50 each) They're not spectacular or particularly amazing, but they're not grainy, watery, or otherwise bad. If you're out with a friend this would be a nice place to stop at for a less expensiubve boba drink. We can't always be dropping $7+ for one drink... The shop itself is nice and clean and there are mangas and some games to borrow. The seating is hightop counters only. The cashier was helpful in picking out a vegan drink. The matcha drinks, smoothies, and a few milk teas (thai, caramel, brulee, and a few others) are not able to be veganized. But luckily most of the milk tea drinks are already made with non-dairy creamer. Sign up with your phone number for rewards.
Ran into this place and said why not. It's a small business tucked away off broadway in Seattle. They are known for the Tea's and drink. It was quiet inside when I walked in and I think they just opened. I ordered a Strawberry Shake & Popcorn Chicken. Strawberry Shake was good and reminds me of Boba Tea. The Popcorn Chicken taste as if it had too much seasoning....not bad just letting you know. Overall if you're in the area stop by and check it out.
A cute little coffee coffee in Capitol Hill about a 15 min walk from the downtown area. They had a buy one, get one for $1 promotion when we came but this excludes other blended yogurt drinks (we found out the hard way when we came back a second time). Their strawberry yogurt was a delight! For yogurt lovers, this has the perfect consistency of tart, thick, yogurty goodness. We got it at 25% sweet and it was perfect (maybe even a tad sweet). Make sure to shake it up and stir well to make the drink consistent throughout! Otherwise you'll end up with lots sweet purée and tart yogurt layers. We also got their Peach yogurt - also at 25% sweet and that one was noticeably less sweet than the strawberry and had less ice chunks. Their Rose Yakult was very okay - you can't adjust sweetness so it felt overwhelmingly strong with rose, Yakult, and maybe even a slight lychee flavor. We thought it was a bit artificial tasting but was okay. Service both times were super friendly, with the folks behind the counter explaining drinks and giving helpful recommendations!
I had the biggest craving for bubble tea after grabbing Korean corn dogs nearby, so I stumbled in from the rain and tried their rose yogurt with pearls. It was lightly sweet, fruity (not very rosy), and served as a great palate cleanser. My friends got their brulee ceylon milk tea and the black tea milkshake, and everyone liked their drinks. I had a good experience here and will pop by again to try their milk teas and taro drinks as those are my markers for a decent boba shop. Their space was small and minimalistic, but it was not uncomfortable in the shop, and their staff were diligently wiping the condensation off the windows and cleaning the place throughout our visit.
Tiny shop that I never noticed until I was actively searching for a quick boba stop after downing korean corn dogs across the street. This is the first place i've seen that offers Yakult syrup so I was very excited to try it. Unfortunately 2 of my partner's choices were sold out so he got a milkshake, and the teen got a creme brulee swirled affair. All in all we enjoyed our drinks. We didn't know they had had a Buy One, get One for $1 promo. That was a nice surprise. The store itself could use a good cleaning/brightening and it's not really a place where you can sit and hang out for a while. Good for quick takeout IMO
My friend and I came here due to it being one of the better boba places, but it didn't really meet our expectations. We found out that there was a buy one get one $1 which was a great deal. I got the hokkaido milk tea with boba which was decent and sweet, but my friend didn't like her phoenix milk tea. I definitely wished that the drinks would have more tea flavor rather than milk/water. I also noticed that the place wasn't the cleanest since there were flies which led us to leave right after we got our drinks. Not sure if I will be back without the deal.
Definitely one of the worst milk teas I've ever had. The hokkaido milk tea barely had any hokkaido flavor and was extremely watery - no taste of tea at all. The boba was chewy but flavorless. I got two drinks for about $8 with the BOGO drink for $1 promo. Even though this was a good value, I still would not come back or recommend. This was the first time I genuinely could not finish my milk tea - because I love milk tea and I hate wasting food - but the drink was too bad to drink. There are so many better spots to get boba/milk tea in Seattle.
I got the Brûlée Tea again because I enjoyed it last time! It was sweet but not overly so, but the boba was on the soft side, so this was a weak 5 star experience, but the boba was better last time, so I plan on coming back.
Mango Yogurt is it. Sweet, tart, mango-ey, hits all the spots. The boba was thankfully a perfect texture. 10/10 for the yogurt drink lovers.
I tried the Royal Milk Tea and the Rose Milk Tea, 25% sugar. Both of them had almost no taste. The Royal Milk Tea had only the slightest hint of tea flavor (if you concentrated really hard). The Rose had no hint of rose, although at least I could taste a bit of tea tannins. They both tasted just like icy milk. I also tried the Hokkaido Milk Tea a while ago, and thought the same about it. The best thing about this place was the BOGO-for-$1 deal, which means this is some of the cheapest milk tea in Seattle if you buy two. Maybe some of their other drinks are better, but none of the milk teas I've tried are worth it.
Strong boba, was not expecting it to be this good honestly. Not sure why, just had a hunch and it was proven wrong. I suspect it's because there's also food offered and many boba cafes tend to have super powdery drinks that taste awful. Interior is small so don't expect to stay long. However, the interior also has tons of drawings and sketches from customers. They have pencils, pens, and sticky notes so you can add to their art collection. Love that it gives a hobby to enjoy while waiting for drinks but also just to enjoy while you're chatting with friends. Classic Milk Tea with Boba - a great ratio of creaminess to tea flavor. Strong milk tea, Hokkaido-like with a hint of caramelly sweetness. I really enjoyed the boba here as it was not only chewy, but also had flavor in it's sweetness. Definitely one of the better spots for boba as a topping. Mango Blended Yogurt - so creamy with real mango chunks! Mango taste is definitely present along with the viscosity of the yogurt.
1 year ago
Stopped by on a whim mid-day Thursday. Vibe is minimalistic and clean. Only seating is a bar height table facing the window with about 10 seats. I ordered a matcha with strawberry and oatmilk. Base order comes with whole milk and the price was $8.54 after tax. Alternative milk options available were oat and soy for an additional $1.25. My total was $9.92 before tip. Only one person was working, but my drink was ready in under 5 minutes. I didn't watch them make it, so unclear if the matcha is a premade mix. They did ask for my sweetness preference. I got regular sweetness. Flavor wise, it was strawberry milk with a bit of matcha flavor. Not upset about it! Might try half sweet next time to see if the matcha comes through more. The strawberry puree seemed fresh (house made per their website). The price per volume is typical of the area (for a specialty flavored matcha latte with alternative milk at $0.40 to $0.50 an ounce). Comes in a 24 ounce cup. Most places don't have sizes beyond 16 ounces. I did appreciate that it wasn't filled to the brim with ice. I'll for sure go back anytime I want a large matcha and quick service. read more
7 days ago
I came around 5pm on a saturday and there was no line. The store only has a few seats and there is no AC. I got the popcorn chicken and it was way too salty. I had to rub off the seasoning to finish the chicken. read more
I was excited to see popcorn chicken being offered here and also wanted to try a new boba milk tea place in Capitol hill and this place seems promising. I came here around 6:30pm on a Tuesday and there was no wait at all. Popcorn chicken (3/5) The seasoning is very strong with a powerful cumin smell and flavor. The seasoning is also a bit heavy and tasted too salty to eat. I had to get paper towels to brush off the seasoning for this to be palatable. The texture is crispy and the chicken is soft and juicy. Hokkaido Milk Tea (2/5) This tea was a bit of a let down. I ordered it 25% sweet and less ice just the way I ordered it from countless other milk team shops. Unfortunately I didn't taste much tea flavor. There wasn't much aroma to the tea and it honestly tasted like watered down milk. The place seems very clean and is quiet with soft music. read more
After having a good experience at the Roosevelt Tea Addicts location, I decided to stop by this one on Capitol Hill. As with the other location, ordering is done via kiosk, and the drinks come out fast. Phoenix Oolong Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, 50% Ice w/ Boba ($6.50) - The tea is very fragrant, with deep floral notes and a tinge of astringency at the tail end. Sweetness at half is more like 25% sweet at other boba shops, or perhaps even less while the ice level at half is a bit more than other boba shops. The boba served at Tea Addicts is on the smaller side, with some pearls being almost as small as mini boba. They are not cooked long enough, very noticeably reducing the chew and bounce. The pearls have a certain taste on the exterior that's almost is a little pasticky and, while I could tell they are soaked a bit in syrup, the sweetness is off. The boba served at the Roosevelt location had a very strong honey-forward flavor, which also helped to sweeten the drink a bit. This one, in comparison, is lacking in both flavor and sweetness. Milk Tea Rating: 4.5/5 Boba Rating: 3/5 There seems to be a consistency issue between this location and the one on Roosevelt. I ordered the exact same drink, but this one wasn't sweetened enough, and the boba was both harder and didn't taste nearly as honey soaked as the drink I received in Roosevelt. I definitely prefer the Roosevelt location. It's not a bad drink at all (hence my rating of 4/5), but there are better places to get boba on Capitol Hill. Bathrooms - Single unisex room. read more
No nut allergy concerns for the boba. I must have come on an off day or something. First, we ordered an Oolong Milk Tea with boba and a Jasmine Milk Tea with boba at preferred sweetness (25% for me and 50% for my friend). We were told they were out of boba and it would take about 15 minutes to make more, which we were willing to wait for. After some time, we were approached and told it would take up to an hour and offered substitutes. I accepted jelly and grass jelly. The Oolong milk tea is incredibly weak. It was more milky and watery than any actual tea flavor. My friend reported the same with their Jasmine Milk Tea. Maybe their boba is necessary to add sweetness or flavor, but the tea itself was incredibly lackluster. Between that and the 20-30 minute wait and miscommunication, I probably won't be back. read more
The drinks are okay and good value for the price with the buy 1 get 1 for $1 deal. (Came out to about $3.50 each) They're not spectacular or particularly amazing, but they're not grainy, watery, or otherwise bad. If you're out with a friend this would be a nice place to stop at for a less expensiubve boba drink. We can't always be dropping $7+ for one drink... The shop itself is nice and clean and there are mangas and some games to borrow. The seating is hightop counters only. The cashier was helpful in picking out a vegan drink. The matcha drinks, smoothies, and a few milk teas (thai, caramel, brulee, and a few others) are not able to be veganized. But luckily most of the milk tea drinks are already made with non-dairy creamer. Sign up with your phone number for rewards. read more
2 years ago
Ran into this place and said why not. It's a small business tucked away off broadway in Seattle. They are known for the Tea's and drink. It was quiet inside when I walked in and I think they just opened. I ordered a Strawberry Shake & Popcorn Chicken. Strawberry Shake was good and reminds me of Boba Tea. The Popcorn Chicken taste as if it had too much seasoning....not bad just letting you know. Overall if you're in the area stop by and check it out. read more
2 years ago
A cute little coffee coffee in Capitol Hill about a 15 min walk from the downtown area. They had a buy one, get one for $1 promotion when we came but this excludes other blended yogurt drinks (we found out the hard way when we came back a second time). Their strawberry yogurt was a delight! For yogurt lovers, this has the perfect consistency of tart, thick, yogurty goodness. We got it at 25% sweet and it was perfect (maybe even a tad sweet). Make sure to shake it up and stir well to make the drink consistent throughout! Otherwise you'll end up with lots sweet purée and tart yogurt layers. We also got their Peach yogurt - also at 25% sweet and that one was noticeably less sweet than the strawberry and had less ice chunks. Their Rose Yakult was very okay - you can't adjust sweetness so it felt overwhelmingly strong with rose, Yakult, and maybe even a slight lychee flavor. We thought it was a bit artificial tasting but was okay. Service both times were super friendly, with the folks behind the counter explaining drinks and giving helpful recommendations! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I had the biggest craving for bubble tea after grabbing Korean corn dogs nearby, so I stumbled in from the rain and tried their rose yogurt with pearls. It was lightly sweet, fruity (not very rosy), and served as a great palate cleanser. My friends got their brulee ceylon milk tea and the black tea milkshake, and everyone liked their drinks. I had a good experience here and will pop by again to try their milk teas and taro drinks as those are my markers for a decent boba shop. Their space was small and minimalistic, but it was not uncomfortable in the shop, and their staff were diligently wiping the condensation off the windows and cleaning the place throughout our visit. read more
Tiny shop that I never noticed until I was actively searching for a quick boba stop after downing korean corn dogs across the street. This is the first place i've seen that offers Yakult syrup so I was very excited to try it. Unfortunately 2 of my partner's choices were sold out so he got a milkshake, and the teen got a creme brulee swirled affair. All in all we enjoyed our drinks. We didn't know they had had a Buy One, get One for $1 promo. That was a nice surprise. The store itself could use a good cleaning/brightening and it's not really a place where you can sit and hang out for a while. Good for quick takeout IMO read more
My friend and I came here due to it being one of the better boba places, but it didn't really meet our expectations. We found out that there was a buy one get one $1 which was a great deal. I got the hokkaido milk tea with boba which was decent and sweet, but my friend didn't like her phoenix milk tea. I definitely wished that the drinks would have more tea flavor rather than milk/water. I also noticed that the place wasn't the cleanest since there were flies which led us to leave right after we got our drinks. Not sure if I will be back without the deal. read more
Definitely one of the worst milk teas I've ever had. The hokkaido milk tea barely had any hokkaido flavor and was extremely watery - no taste of tea at all. The boba was chewy but flavorless. I got two drinks for about $8 with the BOGO drink for $1 promo. Even though this was a good value, I still would not come back or recommend. This was the first time I genuinely could not finish my milk tea - because I love milk tea and I hate wasting food - but the drink was too bad to drink. There are so many better spots to get boba/milk tea in Seattle. read more
2 years ago
I got the Brûlée Tea again because I enjoyed it last time! It was sweet but not overly so, but the boba was on the soft side, so this was a weak 5 star experience, but the boba was better last time, so I plan on coming back. read more
I tried the Royal Milk Tea and the Rose Milk Tea, 25% sugar. Both of them had almost no taste. The Royal Milk Tea had only the slightest hint of tea flavor (if you concentrated really hard). The Rose had no hint of rose, although at least I could taste a bit of tea tannins. They both tasted just like icy milk. I also tried the Hokkaido Milk Tea a while ago, and thought the same about it. The best thing about this place was the BOGO-for-$1 deal, which means this is some of the cheapest milk tea in Seattle if you buy two. Maybe some of their other drinks are better, but none of the milk teas I've tried are worth it. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Strong boba, was not expecting it to be this good honestly. Not sure why, just had a hunch and it was proven wrong. I suspect it's because there's also food offered and many boba cafes tend to have super powdery drinks that taste awful. Interior is small so don't expect to stay long. However, the interior also has tons of drawings and sketches from customers. They have pencils, pens, and sticky notes so you can add to their art collection. Love that it gives a hobby to enjoy while waiting for drinks but also just to enjoy while you're chatting with friends. Classic Milk Tea with Boba - a great ratio of creaminess to tea flavor. Strong milk tea, Hokkaido-like with a hint of caramelly sweetness. I really enjoyed the boba here as it was not only chewy, but also had flavor in it's sweetness. Definitely one of the better spots for boba as a topping. Mango Blended Yogurt - so creamy with real mango chunks! Mango taste is definitely present along with the viscosity of the yogurt. read more
2 years ago
Capitol Hill has gained several places offering boba tea over the past few years, and Tea Addicts is my favorite. It's a small place with 7 seats for those who want to dine in, serving just variations on boba tea and Taiwanese popcorn chicken. They get pretty busy, and often have a dozen or more orders lined up for take out. You can order ahead on their website to avoid the line. Other places have more elaborate toppings, but I like my boba tea to taste like tea, and Tea Addicts has excellent tea! My favorite is the Hokkaido tea, which tastes like an earthy, roasted tea, with hints of caramel. read more
What caught my eye about Tea Addicts compared to the other boba shops was the rose yakult. I hadn't seen a combination like this before so I had to try it. The rose yakult was essentially rose syrup and yakult. There was a small hint of rose but overall the sugar level at recommended/100% was way too sweet. I also got crystal boba with my drink and it was good as well. Usually the crystal boba I've had had no flavor but at tea addicts it was slightly sweetened. read more
It's finally 60 and sunny in Seattle! We were just walking around Capitol Hill and craved boba, so we dropped by this place because of all the good reviews! It's right between Pike and Pine so it's easily accessible. It was about 2pm on a Sunday and it wasn't busy at all. We quickly ordered our drinks and were served them within five minutes. Since it's a new place, I ordered my classic order - taro milk tea with boba at 100% sweetness. Unfortunately, it wasn't up to my standards. The boba itself wasn't overly sweet and an appropriately chewy texture. However, the taro milk tea didn't taste quite right. I think it should have been sweeter with stronger taro flavor, it tasted kind of bland. I did appreciate that the cost of the boba was under $7 but I'm not sure if I'd come back again. I might want to try something simpler like a jasmine milk tea. read more
TLDR: Fantastic bubble tea, crispy hot chicken and fri Went in to Tea Addicts for a quick dinner and drink. Ordered a rose milk tea which overall is the perfect flavor. It has the flavor of rose without it being overpowering while also maintaining the creaminess of a milk tea. I will definitely get this again. Popcorn chicken: I ordered it spiced and to me it wasn't very spicy at all. But it certainly was well seasoned. Crispy hot with pieces of friend basil. I would say the seasoning is on a more salty side. Fries: Also ordered spicy and wasn't too spicy. It's not the same flavor as the chicken. It had a more garlic flavor. Overall was crispy and well seasoned. Protip: with the rewards app, when you make a first purchase you get a rewarded discount for your second order. Overall they have a great drink selection with in my experience well balanced milk teas. The savory snacks you can order are tempting and sure to please. Would come again! read more
3 years ago
After trying this place again, it was a bit better this time, so I'm updating my review from 2* to 3*. The cleanliness is better now (didn't notice flies or sticky floors); although the interior is still uncomfortably hot in the summer (noticeably hotter than outdoors). It's a bit uncomfortable when waiting and its definitely not a boba shop where you can sit in the cafe to enjoy your drink, atleast during summer months. The wait for drinks was pretty long (~15 min?) even though the shop was not busy. In general, I think that their fruit tea drinks are better than the milk tea drinks. IMO fruit tea is just easier to execute to a decent edible level since its just tea + fruit syrup. So its fairly safe as long as you avoid the milk teas and don't get the boba. The seasoned fries are interesting. They are pretty unexpectedly sweet. I enjoyed the first few bites but the flavor started tasting a little weird after eating too many. The popcorn chicken is pretty tasty. The seasoning is more of a cumin flavor rather than the typical salt+white pepper flavor that is usually used for popcorn chicken. It reminds me of the seasoning for lamb skewers. This was my favorite thing from the menu that I tried so far. Overall, the popcorn chicken is good, but there are still a lot of better options for boba in Seattle. read more
I wasn't too impressed by this place; I got the brûlée Ceylon milk tea with boba regular sweetness, and similar to what reviews say, it would've been watered down if I got less sugar. It was just the right amount of sweetness with regular sweetness, coming from someone that is not a fan of very sweet desserts. The boba is up there texture-wise but has room for potential; while it is chewy, they had a stronger aftertaste than other high quality boba. This might be mostly because the boba itself is not brown sugar boba but rather just plain general boba. The drink itself, although quite unique, did not really provide complementary flavors: milk tea + brûlée didn't really work for this drink; after drinking 25%, the flavors started to weirdly mesh together and the drink is a bit more powdery for some reason. Good creme brûlée should be smoother in texture. However, I give some props for them for caramelizing to make the drink more aesthetic. Might give this a second try for the blended yogurt series in the far future, given that, even though I don't really revisit a place so that I get a chance to try more places, I likely will as I will eventually run out of boba places if I drink boba once every week or two read more
2 years ago
I've been wanting to check out Tea Addicts for ages and finally did it! We stopped by on a Saturday around 6 PM and got lucky with street parking right next to the store. The place is cozy, with the cashier and drink prep area right in front as you walk in. It's small with a few window seats, but they've got a cool comic book section. We went for their most popular mango blended yogurt with regular boba and a passion fruit tea with coconut jelly. Both drinks together were just over $9 thanks to their BOGO deal. The cups are tall, and I've been to pricier boba spots with smaller servings. I loved my drink--the yogurt was high quality, and the boba was warm and chewy. I tried the passion fruit tea and definitely want to get that next time. Tip: Sign up for their rewards program--you get a free drink for every 10 purchases. Overall, it's a solid tea spot that might become my new go-to in CapHill. I can't wait to try more drinks, especially while the promotion lasts! read more
This might be a 4.5 Stars type of place, but I think they're a bit disorganized and did drinks out of order which I always find annoying, so rounded down instead of up. This is a small cubby of a shop in Cap Hill so waiting inside isn't a realistic option during these COVID days. Be prepared to stand outside while you wait for your order. Pay attention to who was there before you so you can scooch closer to the door to hear your number yelled out from inside. My drinks: Black Sugar Milk Tea - Need to embrace sugar to appreciate this drink. Even though I like the black sugar taste, ordering at 50% sugar just didn't bring out the flavor enough. I need to stop ordering this; that's on me. Hokkaido Milk Tea - This is a milkier drink; the sweetness reminded me of honey. But I like my milk tea to have more tea taste. Classic Milk Tea - Second best. Classic is as classic does. Good flavor. Mango Tea - BEST! This ended up being a pleasant surprise. Fruit teas can be a hit or miss. This was a hit with solid mango flavor and solid tea flavor. They are also very popular for popcorn chicken. Maybe next time. Their menu has clear markings for which items contain diary. See menu photo. read more
3 years ago
Terrific boba tea and snacks! College-centric location, fun vibe. Would definitely visit again! read more
Came here while waiting for food at Pelicana haha. I got the kumquat decaf refresher half sweet, which was a good balance between citrusy and sweet. I really like the quality of the boba cup as well. But, the straw is too short for the cup! (see pic below) read more
I came to this place with relatively low expectations, but was pleasant surprised! My boyfriend and I came on a Friday around 5pm and there was no wait. The cashier was super friendly and helpful! Here's what we ordered: - black sugar milk tea with boba (4/5): I got this 75% sweet but probably could've gotten 50% sweet. The milk and tea balance was perfect! The boba texture and sweetness wasn't the best I've ever had but wasn't bad. - royal milk tea with boba (4/5): good flavor, it reminded me of wintermelon! - popcorn chicken (4/5): super juicy chicken, could've been more crispy. Had a lot of flavor! Overall, this is a pretty decent tea spot in Seattle! I'm not from the area so I don't have anything to compare it to here, but I had a good experience and would come back. read more
This place is just okay. It's in a good location on Broadway, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There are too many other good boba places in the city. If you do come here, however, there is a 10% discount for students, Microsoft employees, and Amazon employees. That's a nice bonus! We ordered the black sugar milk tea and peach tea, both at 50% sweetness. It was still a bit too sweet for my liking, and the boba was too chewy. I did not like the boba at all and would not order it again. The texture was similar to boba that had been sitting out for a few hours - unappetizing! We had been planning on ordering a few snacks to eat too, but the inside was a bit dirty and we weren't too confident in the cleanliness of the kitchen or quality/safety of the food so we skipped that. read more
Absolutely delicious drinks + a friendly ambiance. I have only come here after 8pm on weekdays. The good/recs: + I love their yogurt series. Think of that plain tart yogurt in yogurt land with flavor swirls of peach, mango, or yogurt in there @_@ ugh so good and it feels healthy LOL (probably not tho) does have zero caffeine so u can sleep. + their MT has strong tea flavor - a huge plus + nice cashiers that smile and are polite + there is a bathroom The meh: - limited seating - there's like 6 barstools next to the window lol - I don't remember parking being too awesome... read more
If I could give this business more stars, I would. I love their sustainable business. Paper boba straws, 10% off of you reuse your cup! Nestled in Capital Hill, wow what a darling store! I loved the owners of it, as they are the kindest people you will ever meet. Their boba was the best, and this will be my go to from now on. I ordered the peach yogurt boba, and it did not disappoint. My best friend ordered the mango yogurt boba, and that also was amazing. There was also an order of real taro milk tea, and it was also good but please do not confuse it to be likened like sharetea's consistency. It is definitely more milk tea than a smoothie or real fruit boba. I highly recommend ordering the yogurt smoothies because they are unique, quenching, and amazing. So glad I found this place as we will go as often as possible now! read more
I've tried 8 of their drinks in one visit, so I'm not writing this review based on one drink/one time experience. This is probably my favorite boba tea shop in the Seattle area. There isn't a lot of options for good bobatea shop in Capital Hill except Sharetea. I have been a Sharetea fan for the longest time, love the popcorn chicken at Oasis, and the toppings at CoCo Fresh Tea. But WAIT, Tea Addicts makes it better. Why? The drink is very fresh, they have a great variety of drinks. From DECAF refreshers, Blended Yogurt, Slushy, HERBAL TEA, flavor teas, and of course, Milk Tea. The interior layout of this place was very well design, you wait on the right side by the entrance to order your drinks, and then there are tables on the left side for you to sit down once you grab your drinks. This bobatea place is fairly big for capital hill, it's very clean and neat on the inside. The toppings are incredible, if you like cheese foam, this is the place to go. I was never a huge fan for any cheesefoam drinks, but this place completely changed my mind. I would have to say my fav drink here was the grapefruit flavor tea with cheesefoam, it was very light and refreshing, I was expecting the cheesefoam to be heavy and sweet at first, but I was wrong. The drink was delicious and I can honestly say I was addicted to it after couple sips. If you are a fan of having egg pudding or herb jelly in your drinks, definitely add that to your order. It adds a bit of sweetness to your drink so it gives a good balance if you want to reduce the level of sweetness in the drink. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who lives in the Seattle area. read more
We ordered regular milk tea with boba and didn't like it :( The milk tea itself felt really watered down. I wanted to taste more of the tea, or the creaminess from the milk, but got neither. Especially since we got our drinks less sweet, they tasted pretty much like water. My friend thought the boba itself was so overcooked that it lost all its structural integrity, but I myself thought the boba was okay but I thought it could've been more sweetened. Overall, to me, it wasn't a good boba drink, especially for $5. I've tried other boba places with much better boba drinks priced at $4.25 or even lower. The place was cute though, so I gave them that. The service was also nice and friendly. There was a section in the store where you could draw on Post It notes and stick them onto the walls, and apparently they would pick one "winner" every week to go to their eternal wall of fame. There were some good drawings there. Ratings: Drink: 0 out of 3 Price: 0 out of 1 Service: 1 out of 1 Total: 1 out of 5 read more
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1527 Harvard Ave
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We use non dairy creamer for all our milk tea.
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