11 Best Bubble Tea near North Charleston

“Excellent boba drinks! No powdered boba drinks here -- they use real green or black tea and flavored syrups. Their tapioca is cooked perfectly every time. And unlike some other boba places that "run out" of tapioca an hour or two before closing, this place always has some all the way to closing. Always helpful and friendly staff, too. That's why we're here at least 2-3 times a week.“

“I absolutely love this place me and my mom come here every Saturday or Sunday to get some bubble tea. Service is amazing the people there are very friendly. I have tried many other places in the area and this is the best new favorite place. Thank you!“

“Really excellent Poke. If you don't know what Poke is do yourself a favor and find out. This was Very good. I had the bowl with tuna and salmon but switched out the salmon for spicy tuna to go with the tuna that also came with the bowl. I also added edamame just because. The sauce was epic. My husband had the chicken poke bowl and said that it too was excellent. They also have ramen bowls which look like they'd be excellent also. PLEASE GO. I am thinking not enough people know how good it is. It's easy to get to with parking right out front. Enjoy!!!“

“It is hard to find authentic Boba tea, and this is pretty legit. The pearls are always fresh and they are added to the drink warm. Yum.?However, it's ridiculous that they charge you for less ice. ? I'm not getting that much extra of a drink I just don't like my drink crammed with ice and the taste watered down. Yes maybe it's a small charge like 40 cents, but it's the principle.“

“I come here as often as I can to either get the chai or matcha tea. It is amazing along with their customer service, they always make you feel welcomed. I don't even like most vegetables but their Veggie Panini changed my mind. Maccaro is also a great place to sit down and study, they encourage it!“

“Probably the best pho Downtown, Charleston will get for the next decade. Not sure if this was intended but they know how to cater to their surrounding demographic. Without the beansprout garnishes, the broth has too much additives that needs to be diluted down to eatable levels for normies. However most of the customer base are college students and that should be palpable for them. Authentic connoisseur would atleast appreciate the availability of this dish in the area despite pricing, comparatively.“

“I got the fried chicken sandwich a week ago and I'm still thinking about it. It was the biggest chicken sandwich I've ever seen. For $12 you simply can't beat it. Cheese was pouring over the sides of the sandwich. Absolutely ridiculous. And tasty!“

“I had a great experience. The staff was helpful and kind. Honestly, my only slight complaint was that the Boba (bubbles) were just a little chewy instead of a nice soft Boba I've experienced before. I ended up getting coffee milk tea and the flavor was very good! I went in the afternoon around 3pm so it could have just been at the end of a cook cycle.Parking: Pay by mobile app Parking lot is across the street, uncovered.“

“"What do you want for dinner?" seems to be the hardest decision some days. Today we decided to try some pleace new (to us). Corey brought up Thai Elephants, someone at the tattoo shop he works at had brought some in for lunch, and he said it looked delicious. Upon walking in, you are greeted with a friendly smile and hello. You can choose where you want to sit. It's not a very big place, but it's definitely a busy place. We saw I don't even know how many pick-up orders go out the door. And the tables were almost all full. The table and chairs have some beautiful carving in them, very nice touch! We ordered crab wonton and the fried gyoza to start with. Both were really good. A perfect crisp to both on the outside with a melt in your mouth taste. I ordered the pineapple fried rice. It was so delicious, a hint of pineapple taste followed by curry. The cashews in it were a nice touch as well. There was enough left over to bring home for lunch tomorrow. Corey had the drunken noodle. He said the flavor was perfect, tastes just how it's supposed to. Basil-ly and all. The only downfall was that he didn't know you could make it spicy. But now he knows he can add the heat for next time. Overall, we are both pleased we decided to try a new place, one that we will be coming back to!“

“Walflin is a FANTASTIC addition to Downtown Charleston. Don't let the location deter you - it shares a shop with an antique store (maybe the same owner?) which is a little odd but I am so happy I tried it. The waffles are incredible and the staff always goes above and beyond. Everyone is so friendly and I can't say enough about the food - SO GOOD! Plus, the waffles are pretty easy to carry around, so no need to eat your dessert inside this antique shop if you don't want - take a stroll down market street while devouring this indulgent dessert!“

“Got the milk tea boba tea and kimchi udon soup. The boba tea was delicious and not overly sweet and the uson soup was tasty. Sour soup base with lots of kimchi, veggies, fat udon noodles and lots of seafood. Service was very good and restaurant was spacious so you didn't feel clustered.“