Milk Tea Lab

Fam and I wanted to try a new boba spot that had food so we decided to check out Milk Tea Lab! It was a Saturday evening and the place was completely dead for the hour that we were there (although, there were a few DoorDash/Grubhub orders from the looks of it!). I ordered the most basic drink - a taro smoothie with boba, and the boba was perfect! Not too chewy, had a good bite, the drink itself was a little too sweet for my liking - I'd probably go down on sweetness to 75%. We also shared the popcorn chicken (not spicy whatsoever but nicely seasoned), fried calamari (a little overcooked as it was rubbery but the flavor was spot on), and onion rings. Ranch does cost extra but the guy was nice to give a few more! Would definitely come back. (:

To sweat way to sweat. But that's the way they make it. The milk mangoNext time trying the lychee slushy.

Cute boba shop with a lot of seating inside. Came in to order their wintermelon tea with cheese foam and boba since I was early for a lunch nearby. The regular boba drink was over $7! It was tasty but a bit higher than expected.

Located near Mesa College and Kearny High School. Parking is a bit limited but not difficult to find a spot. This being my 2nd visit, I've ordered their blue Cupid tonic and that always hits the spot on a nice hot day. All the staff I've encountered have been great and nice. On my last visit we ordered the calamari and it was delicious and crispy. Was not disappointed at all being that some tea locations offer calamari and it's not crunchy. I'm all over the place but you get the drift. Try it, it's well worth the visit.

Wanted to try a different boba shop and stumbled upon milk tea lab! I came around 8pm and it was quite empty, and there were plenty of parking available. There's a self kiosk as well, but the staff were nice and helped with my questions! The store has tons of space, it was bigger than I expected. The ambiance was nice and cutely decorated! They have a wide selection on their menu, with lots of food options as well. I decided to try the tiger milk tea and I thought it was decent! There aren't sugar adjustments on the self kiosk, so I let the staff know and I wrote it in the notes. As for the drink, the tea flavor itself isn't strong, and it just tasted like sweet milk. The brown sugar tasted more like honey, but overall I thought it was good but on the sweeter side. Since the store is so big, I'd recommend coming here to hang out with friends! I personally like my milk tea stronger on the tea side, but I do want to come back to try the food.

This is my 5th time here in 2 years Food 4/5The flavored drinks (taro, watermelon, etc) are not natural fruit or teas so this is not the place for you if that's what you are looking for The honey roasted milk tea is an oolong with honey and it takes #1 and it is real tea and I got it with the grass jelly in a giant size For the taro milk tea, it's powder Service 5/5My taro milk tea with egg pudding has spoiled pudding. The pudding was sour and I called the shop after I drove away and they apologized and asked me to go back so I can get a new boba Their staff might be a combo of high school and college kids but they are so friendly and take pride in doing a good job Price 4/5I genuinely don't think $8.50 for a giant is overpriced but it's just a shame they don't have real natural flavors for taro, watermelon, etc Ambiance 5/5It's a BIG boba shop with finger food, a quiet ambiance, and restrooms Cleanliness 4/5The combination of size, white & blue interior is 5/5The bathroom is 4/5 had a toilet seat cover on the floor and I was queued up behind an employee so just a little more upkeep

Friendly and patient service. I went with the honey lemon black tea - Hong Kong style, very nostalgic. Added aloe vera as a topping and adjusted for 75% sweetness and 50% ice. The drink was perfect and tasted so fresh. Nice job with the portion of aloe, i appreciate it!

We were desperate for Boba on that cold windy morning.... Sounds insane but please bear with us. We are boba cray people. We found Milk Tea Lab and I adored their cute menu and setup. I got a Starwars for myself and it was delicious! It had yellow stars in it and it was a mango fruit tea. I got it with 25% and it felt quite sweet! I would not go for full sweet for this for sure! The boy got the standard taro milk tea with light ice and 25% sugar. A good taro tea is our test for a good boba place and they passed it! Taro tea was creamy, milky and hit the spot. The prices seemed reasonable and we want to explore more of their menu.

I recently went to Milk Tea Lab on a Sunday night and to my surprise it was empty with a lot of space. I got the Giant Honey Milk Tea with grass jelly. You order from a kiosk, one thing that I noticed was that it did not provide the area of adjusting sweetness or ice level unless you typed it in the notes. I forgot to mention so I felt the drink was a little bit too sweet for my liking. The drink itself was pretty good. Overall it was pretty good.

We love looking for boba tea places that serve food especially popcorn chicken. Well Milk Tea Lab serves food and drinks. It's located in Mesa College Center across the street from Kearney High School. Large space inside but very few tables. 4 big tv's on the wall. Great place for students to study and charge their laptops with the many electrical outlets along the bench. They offer small, regular, giant or hot for sizes. Then no spice to extra spicy for food.We got:-Almond milk tea - very good, strong bold tea base flavor. Got regular sweet, it was too sweet.-Honey roasted milk tea - tasted like regular milk tea, also really good. Got 50% sweet and it was perfect.-Takoyaki - great size but too glutinous starchy and needed more octopus-Popcorn chicken - love that there are many spice levels. We got medium. Wings - I would skip, you could taste that it was once frozen when reheated.Overall, the drinks were decent and popcorn chicken was excellent. We would increase in spice level next time.