Blueberry

My friend took me out to Hmong Village to check out some craft supply vendors. We decided to grab a drink and some snacks. My friend told me that Blueberry had a really good drink called Strawberry Summer. We got that and my other friend ordered Brown sugar boba. The drinks were fairly priced (cash only), and good. They were a bit busy the day we went but the line went quick and drinks came out reasonably fast. Didn't have much interaction with the staff but they seemed cool.

Located within Hmong village in the back where all of the food stands are, across one of the soup places is this Boba spot. My friends that are local said that they're caramel delight is one of there better flavors, it has ice blended with milk, caramel pudding, and boba pearls. It's a pretty large cup but very refreshing and not too sweet if you're afraid it's too sweet. They made the drinks pretty quickly and it's perfect to get after having a full meal at Hmong Village. Service is also very quick and it's just a store front, not sure if it's cash only but a lot of the vendors there are cash only. I would try any of of their other drinks on the menu, their strawberry summer looks good and they have additional toppings that can also be added.

Not to be confused with an outdated phone that every Middle Class person on earth once had (Blackberry), the official fruit of Top Gun (Gooseberry), a deadly fruit (Boisonberry), a real disaster of a fruit (Razz-berry), the Cranberries fave berry (Linger-nberry), or Berry Menilow, or Berry Senders, or Berry Gordy, or Drew Berry-more.So let's start off by explaining: they don't have Bubble Tea. They don't have Boba Tea. They only serve Smoothies. Ice Blended drinks. That's it. That's all. No tea. No tea. No tea.People really don't have a clue, do they?Okay, now that we got that out of the way.I wasn't too thrilled by anything about this place. The prices are on the high side. They charge extortionate amounts for extras. The rave reviews are way overstated. Suspicious, even. Several seem fake but maybe that's just me being paranoid.It's really the only place (out of hundreds) in this amazing indoor market that has any reviews (although I did my part to fix that, and put tons of others on Yelp).And the products are very bland and very average. It doesn't seem very Taiwanese - in fact it couldn't be any more Americanized if it tried. I don't understand the hype. Maybe they hired a hype man.Then there was the line. We're talking about the 10 or 15 minute wait for average smoothies with chewy tasteless Boba and they were too expensive as well.Generally speaking, a really bad Boba place scores a 3. And I'd probably have given 3, despite their passive-aggressive, nasty signs all over the place. And other than said signs, they were friendly enough, and they're a family business, so I can't really go lower than that usually.But considering the insane hype and the near-monopoly of tons of 5-star reviews, I'd say that "overrated" drives it down to 2 stars where it probably belongs.Maybe now some more 5-star reviews will spring up and take it back "up where they belong" like Debra Winger.As for this comment from another reviewer: "Hands down the best boba tea that you will find in the Midwest or anywhere in the states."Let me not refute it, but let me just state: Blueberry only serves smoothies. They only serve smoothies. They. Only. Serve. Smoothies.In order to have the best Boba Tea, don't you have to serve Boba Tea?Yeah.

So cheap and so good. I ordered the milk tea with boba, which I think was only $3 bucks. Such a good deal. Some bubble tea places charge soooo much these days. The price was spot on and the flavor was really good. It reminds me more of a Hong Kong milk tea which I really like. It is one of the better milk teas I have had in Minnesota. I do not go to the Hmong Village much. But I would say it is worth it to come back for this milk tea. The boba/tapioca pearls were really soft and fresh. I am not sure if you can adjust the sweetness, I didn't ask. The only thing I would say was that the milk tea was a bit too sweet for me. But, nonetheless delicious. If I can adjust the sweetness it would be perfect.

Great customer service and the line does move quickly. The only thing bad about this place is that they don't take card so be sure to have plenty of cash on you.

Best bubble tea in Hmong Village. Don't go any where else for your boba tea here or else you'll be disappointed.The normal boba is $4. But you can mix two flavors for 50 cents more.The only thing I didn't like is the boba pearls were still warm. I guess they were just fresh...

Hands down the best boba tea that you will find in the Midwest or anywhere in the states. This is the definition of what legit boba tea is suppose to taste like. I've had bubble tea where it tasted like Italian ice cream and ones that tasted like milk. The prices are perfect for a cup of boba tea. I love the variety of flavors along with the choice of pearl or jelly. Great customer service as well. Deserves a 10 star!

We were super excited to try this out! This market has lots of boba tea options. Blueberry is by the far wall. Royal tea was very sweet, couldn't finish it. Boba was a bit tough. Flavor was similar to Sencha/Tea Garden. All 3 in my group agreed on these thoughts. If you try it, I'd suggest asking for less sweet!

This place is gross...I can see why they are never busy. Save ur money and go to another booth. Customer service is a joke. Over priced boba and overpriced extras. Waaacck

I love there boba tea a lot I always try to go there when I have free time I recommend getting there strawberry with boba, lychee with apple jelly, or green apple with green apple jelly