King's Tea

Whenever I need a pick me up cause I'm having a bad day or it's time to treat myself, boba milk tea is always the thing that makes me feel better. Put a Boba shop a block away from my house and now we're talking. The King's Milk tea is such a treat and fully loaded. You just have to try it to understand. They also have fresh sugar cane juice. Which I totally love. Don't need to drive to Chinatown or the farmer's market anymore. They also have some food items. Banh mi and shrimp summer rolls. I tried both of these. It was made to order fresh and so tasty. They have a stamp card program. The staff here is super friendly and hospitable. Cute ambiance inside with seating inside and out.

While on vacation with my son's we visited this spot because we wanted some boba. The previous places we tried to visit had really terrible parking. Although the parking for this place wasn't that much better it at least had somewhat of a tiny parking lot designated for it and the other establishments they shared their small strip mall with. The place is bright, airy and clean. A few tables if you want to hang out. We walked in on a Monday night around 7PM and were the only people there. We were greeted with a smile and the gentlemen behind the counter were more than happy to answer our questions.I chose the mango pomelo with lychee jelly I believe. Although it was delicious what threw me off were the strips of pomelo in it. I guess you can't say there isn't real fruit in it. Other than that it was delicious. Boys had honeydew milk tea and Oolong milk tea. They were happy with their orders. The little faces on the lids were cute.

I updated the review to 5 stars, the staff was a lot faster the second time i went. The coconut coffee is very good!Update 1: So the shop manager replied to this review and informed me that there are usually 2 staffs running the shop. If that's the case, then I might give it another try and update the review accordingly.

I've been wanting to try out this place out but the last two times I've came they've been closed. Their hours say that they're open until 9pm but that's not true. Do your potential customers a favor and update your hours.

Got the kumquat jasmine tea and the passion fruit sugarcane juice. Both were really great and refreshing especially for this weather. The kumquat was not too overly bitter.The server was really friendly and even when walked out to the tables to poke the straws for the drink. I would go again!

Vietnamese boba shop serving authentic Vietnamese coffee, milk teas, and food. I got the sugar cane with kumquat, and although it was on the pricier side compared to shops in Chinatown, it was really refreshing, strong sugar cane (not watery or diluted) and perfect balance of citrus and sweet sugar cane. My bf got the coconut coffee and that was the star of the show. It's a coconut smoothie with Vietnamese coffee (like the bitter coffee you'll usually mix with condensed milk), so it creates this creamy coffee drink.

Refreshing beverage in Honolulu, Hawaii...This Hot New Business popped up on the Yelp app, so I took a look. I read a review by my friend, Irene, and decided to go on a Sunday when metered street parking is free!King's Tea is located on Kalakaua Avenue between Young Street and King Street. There's a self-storage business across the street (Kalakaua Avenue). Inside the clean, cozy shop, there are some seats for indoor dining. I liked the cute decor and Instagram opportunities. At first, I ordered a shaved ice. There were some language challenges, and I had to figure out that they didn't have fruit cocktail... not sure. I think the bottom line is that they might not be ready to serve shaved ice yet?I ended up getting a Strawberry Fruit Tea and a Dragon Fruit Sugarcane juice. The gal packed it to go... ok... haha... I can leave...The drinks were on the sweet side. I believe she asked me if I wanted a sweet drink - I thought she meant "sweet" as opposed to "tart" like a lemonade.Oh, well... I'm glad that I'm not curious anymore. I might go back if I'm in the area, but I'm not in a rush. LOL... let me know what you think!

Small boba shop located on Kalākaua but not in Waikiki. It is a small shop that is on the pricier side for boba. They have a wide variety of teas as well as fruit teas. We got two teas which were okay, the boba was also a good soft but chewy texture the sweetness was just right after being adjusted to 50%. The service was quick as we were the only customers in at that time.

King's Tea is the newest (that I know of) boba place in town! It is tucked away on Kalakaua across from the Storage place, near 7-Eleven and close to Hele on King St. Limited street parking out front. I walked so I'm not sure how much the parking costs.[Ambiance]King's Tea has a welcoming environment with flowers, plenty of seating and even a chandelier in the ceiling. They even have WiFi for paying customers! I suspect they have a restroom but I never asked.[Service]A pretty lady, who I assume is the owner, was super sweet. She made my boyfriend's Taro Shake with care and offered me a bag for my drinks. I ordered the Oolong Milk Tea with boba. I was never asked what level of sweetness, but it worked out because the default sweetness level is perfect in my opinion. The cashier was shy but kind.[Drinks]Both my milk tea and my boyfriend's shake were delicious and fresh. However, his Taro Shake and my Oolong Milk Tea tasted chocolatey--which isn't unpleasant by any means but was surprising. My drink didn't have a powerful Oolong flavor but it was super addictive. I want to go back and try their sugarcane juice (I just know it will be refreshing) as well as their food offerings!Overall, this place is a must-try. Support local and new businesses!

If you like strong coffee and aromatic milk tea, this is the place for you. I always get the coconut coffee or Saigon white coffee. The milk tea and coffee here taste very Vietnamese lol exactly like what you'd get in Vietnam and I love that. I wish them much success!!!