Drip Tea

You order on a kiosk which was clear and easy to use. The service was very quick. The matcha was good and tasty!

Drip tea is located on the second flour of Lincoln Square.My friend and I took a workout class at Trufusion and decided to try a drink afterwards.The two workers working were super sweet and nice. They asked us if we had any questions and offered their recommendations.I got the strawberry fruit tea that he recommended. It was refreshing, but wasn't amazing boba. They also told me to get it less sweet as the drink is pretty sweet. The drink had some strawberry pieces in it. I wouldn't ever crave this, but I wouldn't say it is terrible.

I'm glad there is a Drip Tea location here in Bellevue now! It's hidden in the back corner of the food hall inside Lincoln Square! The guy working was friendly and nice. The milk tea was prepared very quickly and it tasted really amazing! The boba inside was warm and soft. But the milky tea was a little too sweet (even at 25%) so next time I will get it with zero sugar! I would recommend this boba place :)

The eye-catching drinks at Drip Tea enticed me to stop by after lunch on two different occasions. It's one of the food stalls located in the back of the Lincoln Square Food Hall, but their bright lighting and signage listing their most popular beverages make this place difficult to miss. The prices here are steeper than most other boba shops, with their specialty drinks starting at $7.50, but I figured it was worth a try.At the counter, use one of the two self-ordering kiosks to select your drink and pay. Most of their specialty drinks come automatically with fruit bits, but you can substitute those for a different topping at no extra charge. During both visits, the staff kindly answered our questions about customizations. While you can modify the sweetness, one employee mentioned that the differences in levels are pretty minor and they don't add that much sugar in the first place. I ordered both of my drinks at 25% sweetness which was just right. + N.E.R.D ($7.50): This is described as a guava lemonade with butterfly pea tea and strawberry bits. I unfortunately couldn't detect the flavor of guava nor the tea... this tasted like straight strawberry lemonade after stirring it up. Despite how pretty the drink was, it was unfortunately underwhelming. Sure, it was a good refreshing strawberry lemonade with juicy fruit bits, but it was not worth $7.50. + ABLOH ($7.50): Normally a mango and passionfruit green tea with mango bits, but I substituted the mango for boba. The flavor of the tea itself was pretty subtle, but I enjoyed the burst of passion fruit flavor. It was a nice tropical drink, and the boba was delightfully chewy, not mushy. If I ordered a traditional fruit tea or milk tea, then perhaps the actual tea flavor would have been more apparent. However, I just could not pass up ordering these two specials. Despite the great service, my rating ultimately comes down to the drinks. In terms of taste, they were fine, but compared to all the other boba spots in Bellevue, Drip Tea wouldn't be one of my top choices.

Other folks go to Drip Tea for drinks, I go to Drip Tea for their ube soft serve. Ube, for those not familiar with it, is a purple sweet potato, a dessert flavor dominant in the Philippines. In recent years, it has been adopted by numerous eateries, eager to incorporate this curious flavor into their mix. Drip Tea does a fairly good job with their ube soft serve. The ube flavor is one of the stronger variants. For the flavor to truly standout, this aspect is very important. Their soft serve is not very creamy. It's more on the icy side, such that its texture is closer to a McDonald's ice cream cone, except much firmer with good body (mouth-feel). That's good enough for me. As it turns out, this version will become my favorite compare to two others that I will stumble upon within two weeks' time. This location is at the South Lincoln Square Food Hall. The ambiance is simple and functional. We had no wait when we went after an early dinner. Ordering is via the tablet only.

The customer service is nice and friendly. One of the workers gave my friend and I milk and fruit tea recommendations and my friend got a strawberry fruit tea drink he recommended. I tried a sip of it and it was not too sweet and refreshing. I liked it better than my Jasmine milk tea with 50% sweet, less ice, and boba. I didn't like my drink because it didn't have much flavor tea wise and the boba was bad.

This is the best boba I've ever had in my life. As a visitor from NYC, we stumbled upon this unassuming boba place during our search for a more fulsome dinner. This place is located inside a high rise complex near a food court area so we didn't really know what to expect. We ordered the Triple S (strawberry shortcake smoothie) and it was the most delicious drink I've ever had. It was refreshing, sweet, and so incredibly addicting. I wish they would start a branch in NYC. The service was also great as the staff is down for some banter while they whip up your drink for you!

Been wanting to try this place, so I was happy to see that they opened one closer to me. I tried the Takahashi and my bf tried the K.R.E.A.M. We both liked our drinks. I like all the unique and variety of flavors, so I will definitely be back to try more.

You order on a monitor, there wasn't a single person present so I couldn't ask any questions. The tea is okay. The boba were terrible, hard and dry. The only good thing I have to say is that the straws are compostable.

Stopped by just to check out the menu for drinks only but found a small menu for soft. Serve. Ube?! Yes please. Ordered:Ube with toppings: mochi and boba Ube vanilla soft serve with toppings: boba and matcha dust Delish. We'll be back. Quick and friendly service.