Sentence examples for boba tea from inspiring English sources
'boba tea' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a type of Taiwanese tea-based drink with chewy tapioca balls (also known as boba balls). For example, "I love boba tea, but I don't usually have it because it's too sweet for me."
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A sweet tea drink with milk and tapioca pearls, of Taiwanese origin.
Then, even further off the tourist trail is the jangly, youthful little Asia that's Outer Sunset along Irving St, all boba tea joints (people queue outside TPumps!) and lurid Chinese bakeries.
Users can also search for specific deals, such as "spicy" or "boba tea".
Boba tea, Hong Kong milk tea, or pu er realized in a candle-heated pot you could swear your grandmother used to have?
Concept: Chibiscus lies somewhere between a ramen house and a Taiwanese cafe, with boba tea on the menu and a Pinkberry/kawaii aesthetic.
Sriracha in the 626: The Fung Brothers, the duo from the San Gabriel Valley who rap about all things SGV -- think boba tea houses and late-night cafes -- have made the hot sauce a popular fixture in their YouTube videos.
Our mission hadn't changed -- we still wanted to change the way people thought about boba and tea, but we did not know how to do it.
Then, the tipping point: I met a stranger who told us that while our boba milk tea was good, it was our story and values that made her a loyal fan.
She was testing a black tea boba at a packed teahouse named Au 79 Tea Spirit on a recent Saturday night.
Also known as pearl or bubble tea, boba means "big breasts" in Cantonese and refers to the tapioca balls at the bottom of the drink.
Today, this three-block stretch between Missouri Avenue and Olympic Boulevard is an oasis of noodle and boba (pearl tapioca tea) houses, Tokyo street-wear shops and karaoke bars that are packed until the woozy hours of the morning — not just with fashionable Japanese, but with college students and hipsters as well.
