Juicy Pop

Decent place, inside the H-Mart grocery store. It was a little busy today but we didn't have an extremely long wait. It definitely was a little pricier than I expected and only offered one size. $6.50 for the smoothie with boba. I got the mango strawberry flavor with boba. I should have asked for less boba as it's not really my thing, coz there was a ton! I feel like it takes me way too long to eat/drink it when there's that many boba inside. Hubby got the three berry smoothie with boba and drank it all up pretty fast! He really liked it. And our son tried the mango smoothie with Boba but didn't really like the boba which is why I wish more sizes were offered. My mango strawberry was real good in flavor though, maybe next time ill ask for less boba is all, because I really enjoyed the taste of the smoothie.

This is inside H-Mart, which I grocery shop at. So, I decided to try since kiddos wanted boba. We ordered the slushees, milk teas, and Korean waffles. Slushees: mango, strawberry, and watermelon slushees with popping strawberry and mango. Mango and strawberry were good, but watermelon was too sweet for my taste buds. The pops are fun while they burst in your mouth. Milk teas: regular and honeydew. The regular milk tea was a bit bland. The honeydew was well balanced, not too sweet. The Korean waffles are filled with chocolate or red bean. Tried both, fresh and hot. Pretty tasty, I actually enjoyed the red bean more. This could easily be a 4 star if their service was quicker and friendlier. It was a Saturday afternoon and there was only 1 employee. The line was long. She had to take and complete each order at a time before she took the next order. So the service was slow. I tipped her because she worked hard, but there was no "hi... thank you..." just took our order and that was it.

We stopped by this place after working out and ordered ourselves some boba smoothies. Our drinks where still on point and tasted awesome. Nothing like a cool, refreshing, and sweet drink after a hard work out. Love this place.

$4 for a large milk tea and tapioca? I won't complain! It does have an aftertaste that is slightly off to me but unless it tastes terrible, I generally don't give 3 stars or lower. Price is very reasonable. Located inside H-mart. I don't know what their hours are because I didn't ask or look, but it was the first time I saw them open (I also don't go to H-mart that often).

This business is located inside of H Mart. It is to your immediate right when you walk in the front door. I am a loyal Lollicup customer, but decided to try these guys out since it is much closer to home. I was not disappointed in the quality. I've had some pretty sketchy boba, but I would definitely go back here. They missed out on the fifth star because they only offer a large size. While the pricing for the large is pretty decent at $3.99, I have three small children and would much rather have given them each a small or child size. One of the benefits of having Boba with small children is that beautifully sealed lid... so separating a large into three servings is not the best solution.The other complaint I have is that while the chocolate/red bean taiyaki are the normal 5/$5 price, they overfilled the form and didn't bother to clean up the edges before giving it to me. Not a big deal, I know, but...presentation people!!

Juicy Pop is another really likable and appealing Asian bakery, snacks and ice cream shop section. 3 in 1! I usually don't like comparing Asian bakeries, but similar to the one in Pacific Ocean Market, this one carries the signature farmer logo pastries which include the swirls, the longhorn, the golden slices of fresh baked bread and even sandwiches. The watch out of the logo in front, of the carefully wrapped pastries. Though I'm not familiar with the actual name of the brand, I can recognize the brand by the logo. Juicy Pop has three different seconds of products: Their popular shaved ice cream bowls that are a whopping $11.99?! You could always go to Snowlab off of Colorado Blvd., and get something similar for $4. The bakery next to it, it is called "Paris Bakery," which again, I explained all the yummy yummy pastries they carry. The last section has a different title too but I honestly forgot it lol. Well, I wasn't a fat fan of it because it mostly sold the same stuff the middle department sells. Just more pastries. Juicy Pop also sells red bean koi fish waffles 5 for 5.25$ which is fairly a good deal. They have smoothies, cool beverages, shaved ice cream and more. Very big, very similar to Pom Cafe at Pacific Ocean Market

My go-to place around here for boba. By my house, the only other places that have boba are pho shops, and the quality of those places can be hit or miss. However, this place always delivers. The boba is sweet and chewy and there are so many flavors to choose! My favorite ones are thai tea, milk tea, green tea, and coconut! I also come here for the fish-shaped waffles! I love the ones filled with chocolate. They also have a punch pass if you ask. You get a free boba after buying 10. I absolutely recommend this cafe!

So when it comes to boba here in Denver, I've definitely learned to lower my expectations. Especially when it comes to a random little shop in an Asian supermarket like here at Juicy Pop. But I was actually pleasantly surprised at how normal the boba here was. Like, compared to places back where I'm from, Juicy Pop would just be very average and plain and forgettable. But out here in Denver, hey they're actually quite decent. Really, normal is all I ask for, and normal is what I get here. The boba isn't very sweet at all, and sometimes there is a little hint of powder in there. But meh, those are all things I can live with because it actually tastes pretty decent. They do have a pretty large menu with a bunch of other desserts and smoothies and things like that, but so far I've only stuck with their boba.Thankfully this place is only a few blocks from my home, so I will gladly continue to give them my business.

Most people will probably go for cold bubble tea but I ordered hot milk tea with boba instead, to clarify. I love sweet things but the milk tea was actually a little too sweet even for me. That said, order was ready quickly and the service was great. They were very nice and friendly. Under $5 cash only, by the way.

This place used to be great. Last time I went it completely turned me off this place forever.I ordered a milk tea with boba (the woman there wouldn't let me add extra boba, even though I used to be able to pay $.50 for extra) and a Thai tea without boba. The woman working there did not entertain my request to put the boba that would have gone into the Thai tea drink into the milk tea drink. I don't understand why, and no reason was provided. Just "we can't".The amount of boba in the cup of milk tea was miniscule. And when I got home to drink it, it tasted rancid. Something was very off with the milk tea. I ended up having to toss it.