If I had known this place existed earlier, I would be here every other day (bubble tea everyday clearly can't be good for you). I've been on my search for green milk tea like Fantasia's back in California, and this place is the closest bet to what I'm used to. Their pearls are smaller than most boba places, making it easier to chew, but at the same time, why?? Other than that, this place is awesome. They also have a large variety of fruit flavored teas, smoothies, and milk teas, more than most other bubble tea shops. They also make juice from vegetables and fruits, so yeah, T-baar is diet friendly (sorta). My boyfriend tried one of their fruit smoothies, and said it was pretty good.
They accept only cash, and they have stamp cards. C'mon, only 5 stamps to get a free drink? That means twice the amount of free drinks then! Ok, I'll just show myself to boba rehab.
Decent bubble tea and juices, although the variety of fruits and vegetables for the juices is quite limited (carrots, celery, apple, tomato, and cucumber only). Prices are great ($2.50 for a bubble tea and $4 for a small juice) and we got our drinks pretty quickly. The bubbles themselves are small but pretty chewy. I tend to prefer slightly larger bubbles but that's just me. I'll be back to try the smoothies next time and update accordingly.
TBaar is always my go to when i'm in Brooklyn…but since i'm in flushing why not try this place out..i just recently found out that it doesn't matter if a place is a chain…it really depends on how the staff produce their beverages …
I stopped by TBaar after eating a bunch of random foods at the food mall and feeling the need of something refreshing to cool my stomach down…The tea here is good…but I've had better…. I did not particularly like that you are not allowed to mix flavors here… but can't complain too much since most of the bubble tea places I've been to..While not the cheapest bubble tea… a large is at $4 flat… isn't all that bad compared to the other bubble tea shops…
My first visit here was very disappointing. I was craving for matcha latte so I ordered a matcha bubble tea. I still remember how terrible my first sip was. It was a weird mixed taste of bitter and sweet. Tea is bitter but this bitterness was just not right. I do not know how to describe it but since I had good matcha latte many times, I could tell the difference. It was also sweet because they put lots of sugar in it. Unfortunately these two things could not combine with each other and caused a tragedy. I threw it away after several sips, wishing I had never had it… Two stars for the fresh bubbles.
I have tried a few of their juices and smoothies but still the Super Green juice is my favorite. The customer service is always just okay but that one juice brings me back.
If I had known this place existed earlier, I would be here every other day (bubble tea everyday clearly can't be good for you). I've been on my search for green milk tea like Fantasia's back in California, and this place is the closest bet to what I'm used to. Their pearls are smaller than most boba places, making it easier to chew, but at the same time, why?? Other than that, this place is awesome. They also have a large variety of fruit flavored teas, smoothies, and milk teas, more than most other bubble tea shops. They also make juice from vegetables and fruits, so yeah, T-baar is diet friendly (sorta). My boyfriend tried one of their fruit smoothies, and said it was pretty good.
They accept only cash, and they have stamp cards. C'mon, only 5 stamps to get a free drink? That means twice the amount of free drinks then! Ok, I'll just show myself to boba rehab.
Decent bubble tea and juices, although the variety of fruits and vegetables for the juices is quite limited (carrots, celery, apple, tomato, and cucumber only). Prices are great ($2.50 for a bubble tea and $4 for a small juice) and we got our drinks pretty quickly. The bubbles themselves are small but pretty chewy. I tend to prefer slightly larger bubbles but that's just me. I'll be back to try the smoothies next time and update accordingly.
I don't have a type; if its good,its good…
TBaar is always my go to when i'm in Brooklyn…but since i'm in flushing why not try this place out..i just recently found out that it doesn't matter if a place is a chain…it really depends on how the staff produce their beverages …
I stopped by TBaar after eating a bunch of random foods at the food mall and feeling the need of something refreshing to cool my stomach down…The tea here is good…but I've had better…. I did not particularly like that you are not allowed to mix flavors here… but can't complain too much since most of the bubble tea places I've been to..While not the cheapest bubble tea… a large is at $4 flat… isn't all that bad compared to the other bubble tea shops…
My first visit here was very disappointing. I was craving for matcha latte so I ordered a matcha bubble tea. I still remember how terrible my first sip was. It was a weird mixed taste of bitter and sweet. Tea is bitter but this bitterness was just not right. I do not know how to describe it but since I had good matcha latte many times, I could tell the difference. It was also sweet because they put lots of sugar in it. Unfortunately these two things could not combine with each other and caused a tragedy.
I threw it away after several sips, wishing I had never had it…
Two stars for the fresh bubbles.
I have tried a few of their juices and smoothies but still the Super Green juice is my favorite. The customer service is always just okay but that one juice brings me back.