Boba CuCue

This place must've recently gone through a remodel / revamp because its super cool inside now! It was pretty busy when we stopped by on Sunday as the line was out the door and there was several groups of people sitting down.We looked over the menus and ordered. My sister had an Oreo milk tea, my friend had a peach frappe, and I had the mango frappe.The drinks were all delicious and not overwhemilgly sweet. They were unfortunately all out of the honey boba though so we had to improvise our drinks. We sat down for like two seconds and decided to give the plushy claw machines a try. We each spent about $5 on tokens and we all walked out with a cute bear. Overall we had a great visit. They have a variety of drinks and snacks on the menu and they all sound good! Cant wait to be back to try them out!

Went to Boba Cutea yesterday and my partner and I got four items: 1) royal house milk tea (with less sugar and less ice), strawberry crema x 3) bbq pork bao, and 4) hot spicy cutea fried chicken.First, the good--everything was adorable - I loved the packaging on both the drinks and the food. And the brown sugar boba was perfect. Chewy without being goopy and with a hint of sweetness. Then the average--the tea and the strawberry drink were refreshing. The the bbq pork bao were fine, but comparable to frozen buns you can buy and steam yourself. Would be a solid three-star if it wasn't for the chicken. One of my favorite things to pair with boba is fried chicken, especially spicy fried chicken, but unfortunately, this one did not hit the mark. It was extremely heavily battered, and tasted mostly like cayenne (with a little of earthiness, of turmeric? paprika? cumin?) with barely a hint of salt (I think just from the chicken itself). Best case scenario, they forgot to add half of the seasonings and we got unlucky with the chicken pieces, but probably the worst chicken at a boba shop I've ever had, and I've had a lot of chicken at boba shops.It may also be a result of some sort of rebrand/merger? Some of the items had "Boba Cutea" branding and others had "Boba cucue."Overall, I'd *maybe* come back for the tea, but there are so many great boba shops in the valley, I don't think this one is worth going back to.

I got the strawberry Green Tea and it was refreshing and delicious. The service was great and the inside was clean and fun with lots of claw machines to play. We ended up exchanging $2 to play. All claw machines are $1. My husband won a boba plushie!

My favorite drink from here is the watermelon slush with crystal boba with 25% sugar. It's SOO refreshing and I love the texture of the boba to contrast with the light sweetness of the drink. The service is always friendly and efficient and the inside is clean and very cutely decorated. They have fun little Knick knacks for sale as well as Asian snacks and plenty of indoor seating. They also have a punch card that offers a free drink after collecting 10 punches.

Never been much of a fan of Boba Tea, but my son & his girlfriend invited me to join them yesterday. They were really wanting to try this location as it has many great reviews on Yelp too! Was pleasantly surprised by the shops style and all their offerings inside this little spot. Decorations are adorable and not only do they have a good variety of drinks, they also carry some food items such as pan fried dumplings, potstickers and boa buns. We all decided on their teas. Fruit Tea Madness, Fire Crème Brûlée Milk Tea & Peach Oolong Smash Tea. These teas are a mix of milk or fruits and topped off with chewy tapioca pearls or brown sugar balls that are created similar just with a process of caramelized syrup. They were tasty, but again for me it's a weird thing about the texture and with the pearls that then drop to the bottom it seems to be sipping those up through the straw first before even getting the true flavor of the drink itself. I just can't seem to get past the slimy and tough un-chew-able consistency of the boba alone. The other two really enjoyed theirs and could handle the challenge. I also ordered the pan fried dumplings (to go) , they were average and the dipping sauce was a little unusual and not what I'm generally accustomed to. Plus, fairly pricey in my opinion, as my bill for two items the drink and 5 dumplings was $14.19 including tip and tax.As you wait for your order, there is a cute display (on the back wall) of all kinds of gifts and unique things to browse. Service and staff pleasant & space clean. Guess it was an experience, but not for me as just not really my cup of tea.

This place is one of the cutest boba places I have been to and for the ambiance alone I will be coming back. The cups the boba is presented in are adorable. Presentation is definitely a 10/10!I got the Galaxy Rainbow Soda ($5.99) and my SO got the Mango Green Tea ($5.49). I added passionfruit popping boba to my drink as it originally comes with the crystal boba -- which usually doesn't have any flavor. I though it was really good! Will absolutely be coming back to try my flavors!

This place just felt like a teenagers dream. There were a ton of giant claw machines that were just dying to be played. We came in and there was no wait. We ordered the taro milk tea and Thai milk Thai. Both drinks were delicious and made very quickly! Cute little boba shop!

Love the decor and theme! They have Options! Maybe overwhelming at first, But they have the menu organized very well to help narrow it down.My daughter had the lychee tea slushy and loved every drop. It was a close tie to the cup they serve their drinks. Too fun and functional for repeat use! Love itShe has a sweeter tooth so next time ;) she'll substitute for a sweeter boba flavor...Or something new!The business has cute merchandise too! It was a great first experience, and that started with their employee when I walked in. Very nice, patient, and wasn't bothered when I had questions. There's seating inside and outside too!

This is a cute cat-themed boba shop along Cooper Road. When you enter the shop, you're immediately greeted by cute decor -- there's an artificial sakura tree in the back, foam cloud lights, plants, and neon lighting featuring their boba cat mascot. You can buy boba or anime-themed gifts, which are located on small shelves around the store. For food and drinks, you can order from the menu on dual monitors above the cashier. I personally got the black sesame milk (no sugar, no ice) with boba and the vanilla egg waffle. Both came out promptly, and I was excited to try them! The drink comes in a cup with a cute lid w/cat ears. I thought that overall, the drink was ok. It tasted how I expected it to taste (basically black sesame paste mixed with milk), though I wished there was more boba in the drink. The vanilla egg waffle was a little disappointing. Egg waffles typically have a eggy taste and chewy texture, and the waffle I got was unevenly cooked, burnt in some places more than others, making it more crunchy than anything, and it did not have that distinctive egg taste. Overall, this is a place you'd visit for the aesthetic! I might try some of their other drinks, but this isn't necessarily a go-to spot for me.

terrible, I asked for a drink and I asked for popping boba and they added NONE. At least just three and that's nothing. I prefer share tea and those better ones. You guys are a fucking ripoff. And that green tea was like vomit.