Miss T

This place lowkey slaps.This was my second time trying out more things on the menu. Like I really shouldn't since I'm trying to mind my sugar intake but I'm glad I caved. I forgot what I got last time but I order a drink - something with peach gum and it was also pretty good.This time I tried the jasmine milk tea with butterfly pea jelly. I've never try that jelly before but it was a nice delight. Could have stronger jasmine flavor maybe but still pretty good. I roll the dice with the purple sea star since I had no clue what is supposed to be in there. There's just a lot of good stuff like the big glutinous ball , more butterfly pea jelly, fruits and raisin and it was cover in like a coconut milk or something that was really a delightful combo. Not very sweet at all and the fruits were very fresh. Honestly it was a lot too. I like how creative the menu is and you can also get food and snack. The lady that work there also is very sweet. It doesn't look super promising since its not super busy with a lot of people to give you confident in the place but I think it's good with some creative drinks. Would recommend and revisiting for more food, drinks and dessert.

Miss T is located right on the edge of SF Chinatown. Parking is mainly street parking or garage parking across the street. I ordered online, so my drink was ready within 5 or so minutes. From my short interaction with the employee working, she seemed pretty nice. I ordered a jasmine milk tea with boba. I felt like it was pretty creamy, but it had this gritty tea aftertaste that I did not prefer - very light, so it was not too bad. Overall, it was a decent milk tea, but I feel like maybe if I get 100% sweetness next time, it would be better.

Miss T was fun to try...small space with 2 tables and a stool area..fun menu with different variety...I got wonton noodle soup and a milk tea...the milk tea was pretty large...bigger than others...wonderful spot for Chinese bistro and bubble drinks or milk tea...in Chinatown...Kearny...near R and G Lounge...Hun's wonton house was not open at that time...so I tried this one..I would go back to try more items..then I went back to Yerba Buena square.

This fun little shop offers so many things from dumplings to boba. I'm sure you can find something to grub on. I only tried the boba milk tea because we ate lunch next door, the boba could be better. Next time I'll try their hot mochi red bean dessert.

New tea spot in china town next to the Hilton, not much for curb appeal but the boba is amazing. Friendly owner and plenty of seating inside

A very solid boba spot with tasty fresh teas and really sweet ladies making the drinks!Really nice space right across from a parking structure and super easy walk to ChinaTown!

Leading up to 2020, the Kearny Street corridor was thriving. The streets were crowded with tourists and people who worked in the many office towers that surrounded this street.And then it wasn't.It is located on the same block as the Garden Restaurant and Joy Hing Restaurant and about a half block from the Hilton Hotel. There was a family of three (mother and two children) at a table near the entrance. After studying the window menu (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=lZXjGhQU7xnTd6XVK6tDVw), I walked up to the tablet and placed my order. After scrolling a few times, I could not find what I wanted to try so I opted for another similar drink, the watermelon slushy (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=7GkD2F-Tnfl0DDq3qFk0KA). I bought a drink for my coworker and brought them back to my office. About twenty minutes later, I started on my drink. It was on the watery side texture wise as the travel time and warm weather melted most of the ice away. The other interesting revelation was that a ball formed and floated towards the upper portion of the cup. It was the pulp that stuck to the remaining ice. I liked that there were no chemical tastes from syrups or sweeteners. It was accurate in being 25% sweetness so I may up it to 50% next time.Given the location, they are wise to have food options on the menu though I didn't try anything. Ordering from the tablet, there was little customer service to speak of though I asked whether pineapple slushy was listed. I scrolled again and found it on the top right of the final page. Think I know what I'm having next time.

My friends and I swung by this spot after wandering around Chinatown. It's a small place with just 2-3 tables, not super fancy or decorated.The lady at the front counter was really nice. She primarily spoke in Chinese but was patient in helping me understand how to order with my more limited Chinese or sometimes speaking to my boyfriend in English.We were a bit lost with the menu, especially since there were no photos for most items. We ended up ordering the "romantic party," but essentially just customized our own bowl. We got grass jelly, chrysanthemum jelly, purple rice jelly/boba balls, strawberry popping boba, a scoop of (I think black sugar) syrup, and some fruit.The strawberry popping boba was probably a mistake, but it was decent dessert. It's not something I'd usually go for, as I prefer getting these jellies as toppings with shaved ice or something else, but it was pretty good for what it was. The purple rice balls were interesting--they tasted like purple rice and had a nice snap, not too chewy. We also enjoyed the flavor of the jellies.Overall, it's a small casual spot for some Asian drinks or desserts. It might be helpful to know Chinese, but the staff was friendly and patient in explaining things.

A mom and pop type store. The iced green tea was okay. They ran out of honey boba.I would come back to try their dessert menu.This has more of a grab and go store,

This place is so cute! My milk tea sago was delicious. The little pearls were perfectly soft and chewy! So many different options to choose from. Cute interior and super clean restrooms with the best smelling soap! The ladies were so sweet and made sure that we were happy with everything. Excellent service!