Milk tea and bubble tea (aka boba tea) are all the rage among consumers these days, but what sets them apart from each other?

Vector illustration isolated on white. Light brown cream bubble tea with milk and black tapioca with pink straws in a transparent cup. Vector illustration isolated on white. boba tea stock ...

A boba tea drink, also known as bubble tea, is a beverage that originated in Taiwan in the 1980s. It typically consists of a ...

Originally from Taiwan, bubble tea, also known as boba tea, has become a phenomenon ... it was prepared by shaking freshly brewed black or green tea, sugar syrup, milk and ice in a cocktail ...

Make the syrup by bringing black sugar and water to ... followed by the tea and milk, and fill with ice. Stir to combine. Insert a boba straw and taste, adding more syrup if you prefer a sweeter ...

Try first: Strawberry milk tea Ocha Tea Cafe, 1350 Grant Road #8, Mountain View; 650-961-1813. Open daily 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Black sugar hojicha with boba from Mochi Waffle Corner in Mountain View.

Boba Guys makes a full range of bubble teas and bubble coffees. They used to offer soymilk and rice milk as dairy-free options ... At Boba Guys, they brew real tea leaves for their bubble tea – they ...

Try first: Strawberry milk tea Ocha Tea Cafe, 1350 Grant Road #8, Mountain View; 650-961-1813. Open daily 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Black sugar hojicha with boba from Mochi Waffle Corner in Mountain View.

Punekars are also catching the boba train to discover the delicious infusion of tea, milk, and chewy tapioca pearls that create a delightful fusion of flavours and textures. If you haven’t tried one ...