I never tried boba tea. Is that shyt good??

[Krs2]

Any Asian brehs can recommend some good flavours??

Btw side note I just realized there's probably no Asian people on this site ( I mean Chinese Japanese Koreans those type of Asians I know there's indians lol)

That's crazy

 

[The BasedFather]

Willingly want to have balls in your mouth, brehs


I tried it once and it wasn’t anything life changing. Just hype imo

 

[Wig Twistin Season]

Depends on the flavor and who made it. They’re not all the same.

Thai Iced Coffee and Brown Sugar Espressos are good.

 

[Remote]

 

[Reptile]

I had one that tasted like an expired Honey Pack, shyt was ass.

 

[IIVI]

I didn’t have this until an adult. One of the best drinks out there.

Taro all the way. Taro Boba is probably one of my favorite drinks of all-time. I actually make my own now, that’s how much I like it.

 

[Flexington]

Do you even like tea to begin with?

There's a few styles for this: milk teas, teas, smoothies

There's all kinds of ways to have boba (regular tapioca pearls, bursting boba )

 

[Mike Nasty]

Taro and Thai tea are good. It's just an ice drink with tapioca pearls made by a little high school chick, it's not that serious.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Drink boogers brehs

 

[Marlow Stanfield]

We just got a boba tea spot in the neighborhood this year

It's the best!

 

[EarlyEarly]

I never did it but everybody I knew went crazy about it so one day I went to this spot Real Fruit Bubble Tea and told them to give me their best drink. Mango Diamond Slush. I was hooked after. A lot of places I look at now do syrup flavors though so if you can find a place that uses actual fruits then it’s pretty good.

 

[Ray D’Angelo Harris]

I had one that tasted like an expired Honey Pack, shyt was ass.

You knowing what that even tastes like is disturbing

 

[Arcavian]

 

[Da King]

Thai iced tea with boba

 

[WIA20XX]

The term "boba" in boba tea originates from Taiwanese slang and refers to the tapioca pearls in the drink, which resemble large breasts. The word "boba" itself is a transliteration of the Chinese word "bōbà" (波霸), which is used in both Mandarin and Cantonese to refer to the tapioca balls and also has the slang meaning of "large breasts" according to Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term became popular when a hawker in Tainan, inspired by Hong Kong actress Amy Yip's nickname, started using "boba" to differentiate the larger, black tapioca pearls from the smaller, traditional ones.

Suck on Big Chinese t*ts brehs