Boba Bundle Kit 10 Serv. Instant Bubble Pearl Variety Milk Tea Kit with Authentic Brown Sugar Tapioca Pearls by Yulu Foods - Ready in Under 1 Minute, Includes Paper Straws - Gift Box, Holiday (Classic, Taro and Strawberry)

Tastes pretty good, a little less than a fresh milk tea from my local places but it's convenient and much cheaper per drink (~$2 per packet vs $5 local) so I think it's fine. It's not the greatest but it ain't bad either for the price you pay. The only thing I dislike is this sort of indescribable "sweet" aftertaste from the drinks, like if you have a soda and it kind of lingers in the back of your throat. It's not off-putting but it just makes me go "hmm" every once in a while.

Best bubble tea option. All the flavors are good. Easy to make.

My kids said that this is by far the best Boba kit I've ever bought. Everywhere we go and shop, if we come across Boba kits, we buy them.

Everything tasted pretty good and everything was quick and simple to make. It's nice having the boba prepared in their own separate little packs vs. needing to cook boba for about 20 min every time (normal cooking time for "quick-cook" boba is about 10 min to heat water to boiling, then 10 min to cook boba). The boba pearls come in a brown sugar syrup, which adds a nice sweet taste as you chew them, though I usually prefer to also add about a tablespoon more brown sugar to make the drinks a bit sweeter/to bring out the taste (a personal choice, yet I feel that works best). If plastic cups (and possibly lids) had been included, that would have made things even more convenient; but their exclusion is not a huge problem. What I do not like is that we are provided these cardboard excuses for drinking straws, not regular straws. If you do not drink your beverage right away, the straws will become soggy after a litt bit -- I suggest anyone buying this pack also adds an extra pack of disposable boba straws to each order or buys some reusable boba straws (remember to buy the larger boba straws; regular straws are not wide enough for boba to pass through). I do not care about "going green," or the virtue-signaling nonsense; a few straws aren't going to save the world. People do not buy your product to be world saviors or to virtue-signal to their friends, so just give us regular plastic straws like normal people. If I wanted them, I'd buy "eco-concious" products on my own, thank you!

Great taste

Delicious! I do not follow the directions exactly. I use 16oz disposable cups w/ lids. I heat ~3oz of water, for 45 seconds, in the microwave. I put the boba pack in a glass glass, standing up. Break up the boba, and add TWO tsp of water. Heat that up for 30 seconds, then when it's done, run it for 5 more seconeds. (NO, 35 seconds the first round is NOT the same as 30, and then 5) While that's heating, I mix the powder with the water in the cup. Then when the boba is done, I dump it in - before adding ice. I do not measure ice, I just add what seems a good amount, probably about 1/3 to 1/2 of the cup. Stir it up, get the ice melty, but not fully melted. Then I top it up to the tippy top of the cup with half & half. Delicious every time. All 3 flavors are good, and there's a vanilla latte that I really enjoy too. Disclaimer: I've never had boba outside of making it at home, so I have nothing to compare this to at all.

Loved it

Jesus died and rose for you spread his truth John 3:19. It’s really good my favorite so far is the taro

Too expensive, maybe even way too expensive. Tapioca balls and flavour.

Love!! Gave to my brother in law for Christmas. He was super happy with the kit

Only came with 2 flavours. Not impressed very expensive.