Miu Tea

The store is so clean and nice, we were excited to try it. There's plenty of parking in the plaza lot but the store is a bit smaller. There's some seating and some tables available. Decorations were simple and bright.There is a kiosk that you can order from if you don't want to order at the front counter. We got their Taro Milk and the Thai Tornado (mix of Thai Tea and Taro). Their drinks are made well and very flavorful. We really liked their tapioca pearls, they're chewy and a little bit on the softer side. Overall, the drinks were good and the store is nice. Their other drinks looked really good and sounded yummy. I would try any other drinks as well.Staff was nice and they were quick, we didn't have to wait too long for two drinks. The prices are a bit higher but their drinks are made well.I would recommend for boba, a sweet treat, a small group hang out, a casual date, or just a pick me up!

The problem with this place is that it's competing with like six other bubble tea places, and they're honestly not the best of the bunch. However! The coffee was still good even if it could have used a little more flavor, and I appreciate the healthy amount of whipped cream.The atmosphere can best be described as "AI hospital cafeteria," but I feel like most other bubble tea shops are going in the same direction and I'm getting takeout, so it's not a big deal.

This is a new bubble tea spot that I heard about on Facebook, so I decided to go during the lunch hour.It's in between Xin Wei Kitchen and Sunrise. Tom's of parking, of course.When I walked in, they weren't busy at all. Only one customer sitting at a table drinking her bubble tea. It's a small space with a few tables. But the chairs are comfy, made with a softer, cozy material.I went with the classic milk tea. The flavors were good but it wasn't super tea-flavored. At 50% sweetness, it was perfect for me!I got my drink pretty quickly. I'll be back !

Discovered this new boba place tucked away in the Marc's plaza on Henderson Rd in Northwest Cbus. It's next to Sunrise Market and is easy to miss if you don't have a keen eye. Upon entering, it's open and airy with a few small tables and some funky padded chairs. There's a really cool piece of lighting/wall art (pictured) along the main wall. Our drinks were a bit slow to come out due to what appeared to be online/delivery orders placed with Uber/doordash. What's really nice is that you can order at their kiosk and customize the sweetness and amount of ice in your drink. Their menu looks pretty extensive too. I tried an oolong milk tea, which was more floral/less sweet than what you'd typically expect from boba. However, it was just what I needed that afternoon. It looks like they have just recently opened and will be continuing to fine tune things. I'll definitely check them out again in few weeks to see how things go.

Went in and they were already playing good music so that's always a good sign. The menu is HUGE and they even have non caffeinated options which is amazing. I got the Coco Avocado Strawberry drink and my sister got the Strawberry Tea drink. I've never tried avocado in my drink but OH MY GOD it's delicious!!

We decided to stop by Miu Tea since we were in the area picking up pastries while driving through Columbus. This shop seems pretty new - the interior has monitors to display the menu, but neither are turned on. In addition, the furniture is a bit flimsy, like it's there temporarily for aesthetics rather than for actual use. There's only a single chair per table - not very inviting. I can't see anyone wanting to sit down and hang out in the shop. The furniture is also arranged oddly along the walls so that there's a lot of empty space in the middle of the shop. I guess the interior and missing elements will be filled out in the future.As with any new-to-us boba shop, we went with a single drink, the special of the house/the classic.Classic Milk Tea, Light Ice, 50% Sweet, Large w/ Boba ($6.45) - The sugar added almost has a sort of caramelized taste to it and it's quite potent as I found the drink to be overly sweet even at half sugar. Miu Tea adds quite a bit of lactose-free milk, so the cow milk flavor and the sugar comprise the main flavor elements of the drink. The tea taste kind of lingers in the background, covered up by the milk and sugar. The boba here isn't very good. The outside is soft and mushy and makes you think it's overcooked until you bite into the pearls. Then when you go just a millimeter into the bubble, you reach a uniform hard interior that doesn't have much chew. I don't know how they achieve this mushy exterior and hard interior texture together. Overall I found the drink to be slightly below average. (3/5)Bathrooms - One unisex room.My best guess is that Miu Tea is still in soft opening so they have room to improve. I don't live in the area, but if I did, I would give it a couple months before trying this place again.

Got the Thai tea and Tornado Thai tea. The Thai tea is pretty good not too milky and fragrant in both drinks. The "tornado" is taro paste which is thick. Would come again if I'm in the area.