Boba tea is definitely having its moment in the spotlight. Originally from Taiwan several decades ago, this trendy drink has become increasingly popular around the world. It is also commonly known ...

Whether you want your bubble tea with different add-ins, iced or hot, with or without tapioca balls, one (or more) of these flavors is surely going to be a match for you. If you don't have much of ...

Arva Anees wanted to expand classic bubble tea flavors with South Asian influences as well as options for those who don't ...

Whether you order boba or bubble tea, you may be wondering if there's actually a difference between the two. It turns out ...

Popping boba are no longer limited to iconic bubble teas or fruity refreshers, thanks in part to Kültee Kaviar, which is ...

Head to the U-District on Saturday for the 4th annual Seattle Boba Fest! — Seattle’s U District will once again transform ...

Where bubble tea originated from. Boba tea is believed to have originated in a tea house in Taiwan in the '80s. ... Easy trick for a stronger-flavored bubble tea drink.

Boba tea, also known as bubble tea, was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s. Bubble tea can come in two forms, either with tapioca pearls or popping bubbles. The popping bubbles are filled with syrups of ...

Comin' straight outta Cali, a boba milk tea was my slurping situation. Arriving in Miami, and subsequent New York trips, it became clear that those balls in liquid were now referred to as bubble tea.