Rabbit Rabbit Tea

I was so excited to see a rabbit rabbit tea while walking around valley fair because I thought they were only in Oahu Hawaii. This is one of my favorite boba shops in Hawaii and wanted to see if it was up to snuff. My go to order is the buckwheat mountain pure tea with butterscotch foam but they don't offer the foam at this location, so I got the osmanthus tea jelly instead. IT HIT! It tasted just like Hawaii and it was delicious. The buckwheat has a bold flavor that made me want to keep slurping. The tea jelly had great flavor and texture - I also appreciated how it wasn't dunked in syrup. The other drink we got is the spring day and this was an extremely unique drink, it has lychee, cucumber and tea. It was so delicious and a flavor combination we've never had before. The cucumber flavor really made this drink special and different from other lychee teas. We ordered via kiosk and waited about 7 minutes for our drink. We came here on a Saturday afternoon so there was a good flow of people ordering. There isn't any place in the surrounding area to sit down and chat but valley fair does have some lounge areas close by. Overall Rabbit Rabbit did not disappoint and I will be stopping here whenever I'm at Valley Fair!!

Their default milk option is CREAMER. They charge extra for fresh milk. That tells you how bad quality/taste they intend their products to be.I ordered the buckwheat milk tea and it tasted burnt, no tea flavor whatsoever, and left a bad after taste in my mouth.I don't get how they've survived in the competitive boba scene here at Westfield. But maybe there are enough tourists here that the high volume of first-time customers sustain them.

Iron Buddha Oolong milk tea w/ fresh milkUnfortunately, the tea flavor is too mild and doesn't quite hit the spot. However, the boba has a great texture and is nice and bouncy!I ordered through an app and picked it up at the store. It wasn't clear where to collect the drinks. I noticed a sign for DoorDash with an arrow pointing upward, but they actually placed the drinks right next to the self-service kiosk.

Daughter wanted to try this place. Used the kiosk to place our order, waited 15 mins or so for our drinks. Grapefruit oolong with aloe 25% sweet: still on the sweet side. Good flavor. Aloe didn't taste funky like other places.Oolong with boba: this was ok and comes in a small cup.3guys kids drink: daughter loved this brown sugar drink.

Rose Japanese Buckwheat Milk Tea 3 toasty flavorRabbit Signature Fresh Fruit Iced Tea 3 slightly bitter

Love how there are 4 screens for people to order fromEven if there are 2 screens it's not enough if there's a line, which I experience at some other boba stores Like how there are a ton of options for milk teas. Required to choose the specs of the drink like sweetness and ice levelCame out pretty fast even with several people ahead of us

The tea drink was fine, just honestly too expensive for what you get. My tea was $6-7 for what was basically a customized sweetness/ice honey tea.I do like their kiosk ordering system and ability to customize sweetness level and ice, but at the end of the day, it was a really simple tea with no extras like jelly, boba, or any exotic flower essence from the top of Machu Picchu or from the northernmost point of the arctic. It was just a plain tea.Tasted good, reasonably quick turnaround from ordering to getting the drink but the value just wasn't quite there for me. If it were $4 give or take, it'd be a 4-5 star rating.

Do not get the medium size unless you want a flimsy, squishable cup. The material is not a solid plastic like the large size.I got the buckwheat tea with boba, and I didn't like the buckwheat flavor. The natural boba was the best part (it's not dyed black).

You'll find then upstairs in a kiosk area. Service was fast, you ordered directly from a computer screen, they make your drinks to order.

The basic price is very misleading as you have to pay extra for most essential ingredients. Cannot get less than 30% ice.