Reejoy Bubble Tea

My husband and I got the Strawberry Smoothie with Boba and Special Taro Halo-halo. Both drinks were refreshing on a warm day. The Strawberry Smoothie was made with real strawberries, and you can definitely taste it. As I ate my Special Halo-halo, the pinipig, leche flan, mung beans, all sorts of jellies, and so much more with it's usual components, it reminded me of eating this treat back home in the Philippines.

Reejoy is inside Oriental Market, an Filipino/Asian supermarket in Roseville. It is not open year round, they are rarely open on the colder season. There was only two people ahead of us on a Sunday afternoon. We ordered two drinks and takoyaki. The drinks are about $7 by default and when you add different milk/toppings its approximately.50-.75 more. With tax and everything our order went up to $28. You can lower sweetness down to 25%.The takoyaki was good, not anything special. The drinks are good and the boba was chewy. I believe they use fresh ingredients for the fruity blended flavors. The store attendant gave a bit of attitude to us when we had trouble paying on the kiosk and kept repeating that I was pressing the credit button which is why its not working and came up to me and looked at it herself then unplugged it and told me to pay at the other one instead. It came off a bit rude in my opinion, and when I came back to check on my order and took photos for my review, she had a complete mood and personality change. I didn't really put too much thought into it, I just thought it's worth mentioning.

I love the fresh fruit smoothies here so much! The cantaloupe and watermelon lychee are so refreshing. 50% sweet is perfect for me! My mom requested 0% sugar and the employee was nice enough to accommodate to her requests. Highly recommend coming here if you want a refreshing drink this summer

Yum yum will be back definitely I found this randomly just driving around and I'm so addicted! Lolol

Smoothies and boba drinks!Not all halo-halos are created equal (I've tasted some not-so-delightful ones) but I've always enjoyed their halo halo here at Reejoy. I haven't tried anything else from their wide selection of smoothies and milk teas other than the halo halo. The ube ice-cream on top and the slice of leche flan adds to a delicious touch to the cold dessert. The only thing I don't like is the coconut. They put a lot of it, I always forget to tell them to hold the slivers of "buko." I know, I've heard it before. How could I not like coconut when I'm from the islands. The answer is I don't know... I just don't like it. Anyway, I digress, the service is always fast and the employees here are nice and friendly.This little smoothie station is located inside Oriental Market immediately to your left as you enter the store. There is seating available. It's kind of odd and out of place inside the market but they did it. Leave it to Filipinos who can be creative like that :)That's all.Review #1670

I just went there, but it is closed. Today is Sunday. The oriental market is open though.

Please note:This review is specifically for the "Milk Tea with Boba" (the classic style I used to get when I lived in Taiwan).The best damn boba around. The boba itself is soft and flavorful, and the milk tea is spot-on (I should know, I lived in Taiwan for a time). The drink comes in a clear plastic cup with a sealed plastic top, which allows for proper shaking. This helps mix the boba and tea, and also cools the boba at the bottom--something that's commonly needed in Taiwan--before you pierce the top with your straw. The automated ordering system is efficient, just as good as any other in the area.There is no real ambiance, and no comfortable place to wait for your drink, but I can't take off a star for that since the product is simply superior. Yes, it's more of a kiosk than a full boba shop, but it's well worth standing in a grocery aisle for a few moments while your drink is made, just to enjoy the amazing boba tea.P.S. I don't know what the 3-star reviews are about. This place had a worker shortage for a while, which is why they weren't open--not because of the "cold season."

Love this place. Has variety of drinks and specialized in halo halo and boba drinks. The drinks are properly sealed when ordered through door dash. Thank you Reejoy

Drinks are slow, full of ice and small portions, also expensive for the amount. The halo halo is okay however small portions, overall wouldn't recommend unless you need a drink in oriental market. Many other good places in the area.

the best milk tea if you like more of a milk tea that isn't too sweet. it's definitely reminiscent of how they make milk tea in the philippines which i love. i wish there was a bigger size drink bc the regular isn't enough for me hehe. im very picky about my milk tea and i like the one here because it isn't overly creamy or sweet it's a perfect balance.