TeaCo Tea House

Overpriced for what they give you.They do not have a basic milk tea. So if you want a Black milk tea with pudding, the actual order is "King Kong Milk tea, only pudding". It seems really unfair to have to pay full price with no discount removing the toppings. I don't mind but at least give me the proper portion to make up for the price?? The toppings portion so bad.My drink was the King Kong Milk tea, with just pudding, but through out the whole drink, I didn't get a bit of pudding in my straw...so then I questioned if I even got pudding. The pudding is cut so small, they will float around and you have to fish to get it. I gave up and drank the milk tea just to get to the pudding in the end and it turns out, I paid $7 (+ tip= $8) for a drink with two little slices of the pudding... this is very disappointing and I don't think I want to come back here. This seems so stingy. I've been to other local, small business boba shops and they give so much more than this! I'd rather go to Happy Lemon if I'm paying this much- and if you want to support a small business and don't mind a drive, Seattle Best tea is THE place!Anyways, the pudding wasn't even worth trying to eat..it tastes like those premade "pudding" or cheap packets you can buy at the grocery store :(

Love this place! The decor is cute and the staff are friendly. I can't help but to get the mango smoothie every time but the other drinks look just as tasty. I get it half sweet and like that they allow you to customize your beverage like that.

Every time I come I say "never again". Then I come back so it's my own fault.. it's just so conveniently located for me... anyway, drinks take forever to make, the person behind the counter is brisk, unfriendly and you can tell doesn't care if you live or die. Maybe overpriced for what you get: half the boba of other places and it's always sort of hard and very chewy. I love the plants and family-owned status but I'll go a little further for mustache next time I'm craving boba.

What a lovely boba place! I think my favorite part is the amount of plants..looks like a nice and cozy place to actually sit and hang out.The menu has some unique flavors and some classics. They also have some snacks available. We tried the Waikiki 75% sweetness and it was perfect. The jaguar was a simple brown sugar milk tea with boba, which also tasted great. The pearls are well made, soft and chewy. The server was nice and patient. We would come back again to try more flavors :)

Way Overpriced!!!! Never trying thjs place again. Bahnmi was $6.50 and it was the size of a whitecastle slider. Pathetic. And they had the audacity to advertise it with a sign... boba drinks seem to be overpriced as well. They use creamer so it should be cheaper. So sad. Edit : after eating it, this is NOT bahnmi.

This place is rather cute and a nice fancy spin on boba tea. The staff is rather helpful and inviting and are happy to help if you have any questions I personally rather a simpler take however if you want to spice up your boba this is the place to go! They have specialty toppings along with specialty boba and many drinks to choose from. Milk tea, to smoothies Also if you want to take a few Instagram pictures while you are here you can do that too!

It seems like several Boba places have popped up north of Lynnwood which is nice. TeaCo is convenient located near our house so we decided to check it out Sunday around 11:40 am. Pros: The interior was bright with cheerful decor. Drinks were refreshing.Cons: Prices were on the high end with drinks between $6.50 and $7. Punch card was 1 stamp PER VISIT which was lame. When our drinks were ready, the gal put them on the counter and said "here are your drinks and there are the straws". She didn't hand them to us or said thank you. There were no other patrons. My daughter even tipped 20% but we didn't feel our business was appreciated; Ummm...no thanks.

Cute hidden spot on the Speedway next to the Safeway and UPS store. Walked in and was greeted with friendly staff who shared some backstory about their shop: it used to be an old Vietnamese restaurant called The Han River and was given a makeover to turn into a boba shop by the same family. It is still a family run business and they are proud to have curated a menu of unique drinks cross cultures. From traditional Taiwanese black milk teas and brown sugar boba, to paying homage to their Vietnamese culture such as adding Lychee to fruit teas and having Cafe Sua Da (Vietnamese Iced Coffee), or giving a Mexican twist like their Chamango! The store itself is as vibrant as their drinks and people-- it is worth a visit. Depicted below, I wanted to try to the Peachaboo and it was solid (I might have to get 25% sugar because 50% was still sweet for me). I came between their Happy Hour which is apparently from 1-3 pm on weekdays so it was also 50% off!!! I am looking forward to trying other drinks and even the snacks. It seems like a spacious and good area to do some work as well.

A nice Vietnamese style boba shop. Good service, the drinks come out fast. If you're lucky, the owner might be there with her super friendly dog!There hasn't been a drink I've disliked so far, they've got hands down the best Vietnamese coffee in the business. No other place I've been to has been able to get it like they have.

This place is super cute. It's clearly family owned. They sell some cute local artwork (in addition to the tea, of course!) They have several seating options and seem to allow people to stay to play board games and connect.My daughter didn't enjoy her tea. It wasn't as sweet as she is used to, and the texture of the boba was also different from what she usually has. Still, the employees were sweet and helpful, and the place is cute. I get the sense that the tea here was just more "authentic" and less Americanized than at our usual place.