14 Best Bubble Tea in Quincy

“Best fried chicken and boba in town“

“I bought the black rice coconut jelly.
Dessert came in a cute glass jar, I can see myself re-using it for something else.
Price was closer to $13.
I think it is a decent sized dessert.
Taste.
I thought the creaminess of the of the jelly was smooth, good, and refreshing. There’s a strong aroma of coconut not artificial which surprised me. The rice is also spot on!
Overall not too sweet. Slightly on the higher price but compared to Mango Mango? Gong cha? It’s about normal AND you get a cute mason jar.“

“It's a small location. They are practicing social distancing with mask and take out only. We tried the new mojitos drinks which was mixed berry, mango Orange, and grapefruit citrus. They were all so favorful and sweet. There was pieces of fruit and mint in all of them . They were all carbonated. Service was good and price was reasonable“

“The place is connected to ranch 99. Staff was helpful in suggesting some drinks. We got the tora Milk tea, boba tea, lemon Green Tea and passion fruit. Everything was refreshing and yummy. Price is average.“

“Great food unique selection of teas and shakes.“

“Great variety in fantastic tasting bubble teas and mochinuts!“

“Soups here are very good and flavorful. The service is quick (implied by the name 10 second delivery) because the prep is done in advance. If you get takeout, expect noodles and most toppings to be packaged separately as trays to one container. Parking can be found on the side road. It's located behind Wollaston station.“

“Recently got the strawberry milk tea from Gong Cha it was pretty good. Love that they used strawberry jelly type mixture inside the drink so it doesn't overwhelm the milk tea itself. Would recommend! Plus look how adorable the cup prints are“

“Just had our first experience here and we’ll be back! Friendly staff and fantastic food!“

“This is the cutest little dessert shop in the Quincy area! It’s so close to the Wollaston station and it’s perfect for a sweet treat if you’re in the market for something yummy and not tooo sweet! Different variations of Asian desserts with durian, herbal jelly, mango (of course) and more but also ice cream/crepes/waffles for those who aren’t into the former!

The store itself is absolutely gorgeous as well! It’s so pretty inside.The staff (girl with the dyed grey hair) is super sweet and the food comes out so quickly!! I think the cold treats are worth the price, the cakes and other small bites are a bit pricey but I think it’s better to dine in!

Overall I think the cold treats are worth it >:)“

“Taste, quality, presentation and service are excellent. Love their large menu. I've had their traditional Chinese appetizers. Pickled and hot pot rice noodles are excellent taste and portion. Claypot rice noodles are packed with great flavor.“

“This is a really cool hangout spot with plenty of seating and board games. There's many flavors for drinks and the food is really affordable. There's a self-order kiosk for simple ordering with the many available options. I will want to try the food next time.“

“$4.75 for an iced cold green tea with no sugar. Not cheap but also about Starbucks prices.

I was asked if I wanted cheese foam, which I’ve never had. I asked for a sample and was given onc, which I super appreciated. The cheese foam is good but very rich, so not what I’m looking for now’s. Glad they let me try before I ordered :-).

Super cozy and adorable with pink and green and gold everywhere.

Amazing AC!!!!

Parking is free along both sides of the street and the place has no stairs.

Wheelchair accessibility: Fully accessible. No stairs.“

“Not sure why it’s not rated higher for the price and hot pot options. We use to live near Spring Shabu in Allston which is fantastic! Tai Xi’s price for unlimited meat and seafood in conjunction with broth choices are wonderful! We always leave satisfied and the service is fast.“