Four Season Boba Tea

"In the tapestry of seasons, summertime weaves the thread of adventures." A verse of classical poetry on the wall of a photo within a photo of Four Seaans Boba. A reminder that old style poetry can be a genre of acquired taste. Just like direct rereviews can be redundantly bland. Hence the reason for creating my own style of reviews. Views based upon poetically fitting connections.The concept of Boba shops in itself is the art of blending together different flavored tea. Four Seasons delivers the demand for the flavors of Boba diversity. With one exceptional notable addition. A blended flavor of American pop culture. Coinciding with the popularity of the asian based Hello Kitty and authentic china jade bracelets. The shop layout resembling Pop Tates Choclit shop from Archie comics. A teenage girl from a Bob's Burger cartoon attending the front counter. Alongside a vietnamese chef lookalike from the Happy Days classic diner. Overall this Boba shop has the ambiance something of a Netflix experience. A place where four seasons can be enjoyed in one sitting..

Thank you for your response. I live about 5 minutes away from the business, I would surely think that boba wouldn't get hard within 5 minutes if it's freshly made. I've been a boba customer for many years and have had drinks for a number of hours, and the boba still tastes delicious. These was absolutely no sweetness, the texture was firm, rubbery and gritty. This usually isn't the characteristic of freshly made boba, but I'm not here to argue, just to explain my experience. The paper over liquid is just odd, never seen that before and the fact that the business knows the paper may get "mushy" is a concern in itself. Maybe this could be an opportunity to take out the paper you put in a drink so that there is no opportunity for paper to dissolve and the print on the paper to emulsify in the beverage. The fresh brewed tea was bitter, more than usual. It could be a number of factors. It could be old tea, tea that has been steeped in the wrong temperature of water, or tea that is not good quality. I had added sweetness to my drink and it was still very sour, but this was not the main issue. Some teas can be sour, jasmine usually very fragrant and leaves a flowery taste in the mouth.

I recently visited a Boba shop in North Las Vegas that had an almost perfect rating. It was early, but the shop was already open, and the lady working there was very friendly. She recommended their most popular drink, guava green tea with Boba, and I ordered it in a large size. The drink was prepared quickly, but I was surprised by how enormous the "large" size was--more like a bucket with a handle. Unfortunately, it didn't fit well in my car's cupholder, which was inconvenient.As for the taste, I could barely detect the tea; the flavor was overwhelmingly syrupy. It's been a long time since I've had a fruity drink like this, but I have to say it wasn't to my liking. Boba was ok not great but ok. It's really reminds me of those boba shops that had been around for at least 10 years like No 1 Boba shop.On a positive note, the shop's interior was absolutely adorable, with lots of Hello Kitty decorations that added a fun, cute vibe to the place. If you like syrup, this is definitely place for you. That's so far my favorite in Vegas is still brew tea bar.

OMG!! First off, let me start by saying this is the cutest boba spot I've seen in Vegas. I wanted to play with everything in there. I hadn't been before, so opted for an orange mango smash with boba. Sooooooo yummy!!! I got it before picking up my dinner, but it was gone before I had a chance to eat. Can't wait to go back because I am definitely trying more flavors!!!! A+++++++++

I've been to four seasons twice. The first time I believe the owners were working - my drink and food came out soooooo good. Boba was perfectly soft, honey yuzu flavors were unforgettable. Prices are really good, especially for the size. We came here late night and everything tasted so fresh. Came back here recently and got the crème brûlée Thai tea and it was a bit disappointing. It just tasted like Thai tea with an attempt at crème brûlée swirls on the cup with tough boba at first sip. The shop owners weren't here this night which might explain the hard boba. But the recipe itself was lacking. There's another boba shop in town that torches their crème brûlée drinks which is what I was expecting here. As for food, I've usually gotten the popcorn chicken here and it's always been tasty and a surprisingly big portion. They also offer other foods like onion rings, Takoyaki and corn cheese which feels super unique for a boba shop! Good prices, too. Overall, Four Seasons is a pretty solid boba shop with lots of options, good food, and affordable prices for the quality and portions you get. I think I'll stick to the basic boba fruit teas next time I visit.

Such a cute place! Great selection of quick bites, desserts, and boba drinks. The spicy popcorn chicken was so good!! The seasoning on the side gives it a nice kick! I'd definitely order that again. The boba itself was ok, although the drink tasted good. Staff were nice and friendly.

I'm not sure how this place got such raving reviews bc their drinks are terrible! Their milk tea are powdery (tasted as if they use powder to blend in wet the tea for flavoring), boba texture was hard and chewy, and the avocado was not real smashed- it too was powdery tasting. I wouldn't go back and do not recommend this for. I honestly think their reviews are fake.

LOVELY LOCATION! The staff is so friendly and welcoming. The drinks are delicious and on the sweet side. I ordered a peach tea with lychee jelly. Thankfully I ordered it 30% sweet instead of the original way but it was just right for me. The ambiance is chill and perfect for date nights or times with friends and family. Just super cute and comfortable place to hangout. Go check them out!

This place is super cute, and the drinks are yummy. Everyone was so friendly, can't wait to come back and try other flavors.

On a cold a rainy evening, we were in the mood for something sweet and not too far. Lo and behold, Four Season Boba popped up just around the corner. A newer establishment that I've been wanting to try, and though it's later in the day this location is conveniently open until 10pm, on Craig and Simmons in the same shopping center as Smiths. The interior is minimally, and cutely decorated with some cute little knick knacks some available for purchase. The menu has a nice variety of drinks available, depending on if you're in the mood for fruit slushes, and different teas. The one that sold me is one of all time favs, black sesame! So we ordered a few drinks, one black sesame slush, taro slush with boba and mango passionfruit slush with crystal boba. We were the only ones in at the moment, so we were helped right away. The lady working was very kind, and got to working on our drinks. This is a cool location with several booths available for seating, and with food also on the menu I could see is coming back here for a snack along with a drink when we have a bit more time! And just as soon as we placed our order, our drinks were done, we were wished a Happy Chinese New Year and we were on our way! Couldn't wait to drive home to give it a taste test and boy was I pleased! The black sesame flavor was full on, no skimping. And now I know where I can go for my black sesame fix, so glad they're close! My teen took one sip of her mango passionfruit slush and was instantly impressed by the intense and exquisite flavor. Definitely a win for our treat tonight. Great to have a nice boba here in the North side of Las Vegas. We will be back soon!