Taiwanese1 month ago
Boba Tea
A Taiwanese bubble tea counter serving house-made drinks built on whole-leaf, single-origin tea selections rather than syrups and powder bases.
Roncesvalles · West Toronto1396 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6K 1L7
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The menu spans classic milk teas with brown sugar, fruit smoothies fruit teas (mango, strawberry, lychee), all customizable for sweetness and ice level. The kitchen sources premium leaves directly from tea gardens, emphasizing freshness and polyphenol retention, a deliberate pivot toward the sensory and health-conscious end of the bubble tea market. The signature offering is the Brown Sugar Tea, a creamy, caramelized drink that anchors the house identity and distinguishes this counter from the chain bubble tea storefronts that dominate the city.
Menu features classic milk teas, brown sugar teas, real fruit smoothies, fruit teas.
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