YobaHut

A hidden gem, the inside is so much cuter than the outside area. I got the Thai tea with regular boba, for lactose intolerant family they do have non dairy milk (it's oat milk only). The cashier is effective and attentive so it's a place you can pop in and pop out, or stay in and enjoy peace and quiet (there's not a lot of people there when I went.

We got pina colada slush with strawberry boba and a milk tea with honey boba. Very delicious

I came here with a friend. She had one of the bubble waffle treats and I got a coconut mango boba . The interior of the shop was cute and the decor was modern and photo worthy. The amount of flavor varieties was a pleasant surprise. I loved that you can mix up to 3 flavors (I believe). I haven't seen a boba shop that offers this for no extra cost. Kudos! I loved my boba overall except that some of the pearls were over cooked. I overlooked this because the taste of the tea itself was so yummy. I didn't eat any of my friends bubble waffle but she said it was good. It looked good too.

Decided to stop by YobaHut after eating Dimsum next door. They had a couple great options to choose from. The mango yo tea was yummy, it wasn't overly sweet. The bubble waffle was good, not a fan of sprinkles but the fruity pebbles was a good topping! The place was decent, wasn't the cleanest shop I've visited. There was two gals working- one was super sweet and the other had a 'tood'. It would've been nice to not feel so rushed especially with my sibling and I being the ONLY customer at the time. I understand bad days & not wanting to be at work but tossing things on the counter like you don't care and giving the impression of having people in your business seem like an inconvenience does not make the place welcoming by any means. It almost makes sense why the place always appears dead.

Made my 2nd visit here on a Saturday around 430pm. At my time of arrival there were no other customers. The staff greeted my children and I promptly and kindly. She was very patient with us as we read through the menu and asked a few questions. The ambiance is quiet and calm. I can't recall if they even had music going. But either way it didn't bother me. The decor is cute and typical of a boba spot. There are a few areas that are instagram worthy as well. I was pleasantly surprised with our drinks. The Thai tea was sweetened just right to my daughter and I's liking. She also noted she liked the honey boba as it wasn't too soft or too chewy. Would def order this again. The passion fruit Green tea again was sweetened just right. The tea was not bitter as is common at a lot of spots. The rainbow jelly texture was perfect and there was a good healthy amount in the drink as well. The banana wasn't bad but def run of the mill. It was $3, which is immensely better then what you'd pay for the same thing at let's say, the state fair. So no real complaints. Look forward to trying this place again. The biggest thing for me was that the drinks were flavorful and not overly sweet, which has become common place in many boba spots.

After getting my fill of dim sum at Great Wall, I stopped by YobaHut with a friend for a sweet treat. The inside of the store is bigger than I anticipated (with multiple areas to sit) and there weren't too many people inside (only 3 other clients). And the prices for milk and fruit teas seemed pretty average ($4.99 - $5.99 not including toppings). I opted for a strawberry, passionfruit, and lychee fruit tea but to be honest, it was bitter (I was expecting it to be sweet), but my friends strawberry lychee slushy was sweet!I can't say the service was great either, but it also wasn't terrible. There were two young workers, and they seemed like they didn't really want to be there (and took quite a while preparing our drinks despite the fact that there weren't that many people in the store). Given that my friend (who recommended the shop) has been to this establishment multiple times, I feel like my experience may have been a one off (or so I hope!) NOTE: When you check in on Yelp you're able to get 15% off (but it only applies to milk teas).

I love buying Thai Milk Tea at this location, but it seems none of the employees know what they have in or out of stock. It's been 5 instances where I order my usual Thai Milk Tea with honey boba or coffee jelly. When I pay for the order they tell me they "are out of the toppings". They tell me "it's also good plain" and I get it, it might be, but the sole reason I get Thai Milk Tea, is to get it with the toppings I enjoy and I already paid extra for the toppings ... so what's the point getting it plain? This has reached my limit and unfortunately will no longer be buying from YobaHut anymore.

Cute decorations on the insides. But definitely cheap. Like lower end Ikea stuff. Obligatory neon sign in front of faux grass wall.The boba tea itself was actually surprisingly good despite the décor, however. We forgot to ask for less sweet like we normally do, but lucky for us it wasn't super sweet nor was it watered down. We got the Okinawa milk tea. Had a beautiful tea flavor with slightly sweet flavor. The boba was soft but also chewy.They also have some appetizers, almost exclusively fried foods (i.e., mozzarella sticks, fries, etc.) and dessert, none of which I tried. But all in all, quite the hidden gem. Hope the quality can be that consistent. But I will be back to try again.

Hit up Yobahut for a sweet treat, aka the perfect post lunch or dinner companion. Always check in while ordering for a 15% discount!! I got the lychee fresa slush both times that I've been there because of how much I enjoy it- very refreshing and not too sweet. I recommend pairing it with the lychee popping boba. Aesthetic interior with cuteness, greenery, and a wall for your obligatory Yelp moment.

Got three different types of macaroons and they all tasted old and like a sweaty box. couldn't even eat them. waste of money.