My brother & sister-in-law introduced me to boba tea (or bubble tea) several years ago when I was visiting them in Los Angeles. I didn't like it at first. It was a little creepy to feel the big spheres of gummy tapioca shooting up at me through the over-sized straw. But after a few more tries, I learned to love it. Boba is fun!
I hadn't really thought about trying to find boba tea in Vietnam, but the other day my housemate Harley came to work with a cup of yummy-looking boba tea, complete with the gigantic boba straw. It turns out that there is a boba shop right across the street from our house: Happy Tea!
The menu was in three languages: Vietnamese, Chinese, & English. I got a tasty boba tea for 11,000 Dong (= US$0.60).
My peach-flavored boba tea, one of life's little pleasures.
I hadn't really thought about trying to find boba tea in Vietnam, but the other day my housemate Harley came to work with a cup of yummy-looking boba tea, complete with the gigantic boba straw. It turns out that there is a boba shop right across the street from our house: Happy Tea!
The menu was in three languages: Vietnamese, Chinese, & English. I got a tasty boba tea for 11,000 Dong (= US$0.60).
My peach-flavored boba tea, one of life's little pleasures. 
2 comments:
I was just trying to remember that boba place we when to in Tempe... Where was that? The only one I know of now is on Dobson and Warner!!!
I love boba tea too!
Mish: Last time I checked, Eba was on Broadway between Hardy & Priest on the north side.
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