The Dailies

Support local! The owners are UW alum. Super excited that they found a spot in the South Lake Union Farmers Market on Thursday as downtown is a more common spot for me. They have limited times due to being new and finding venues to sell at, but Tuesdays and Thursdays you can find them at the Bellevue Crossroads Farmers Market and SLU Farmers Market respectively. I've been putting off my boba reviews to consolidate later but I had to inform y'all to come and visit. I self proclaim myself as a boba connoisseur and this is in my top 10 easily, can't determine the actual ranking from my one visit though (compared to over 50 other spots). Golden boba is soft and chewy with a hint of sweetness, perfect for me. Milk tea is light and not overwhelmingly sweet without adjusting anything. I forgot to ask if they offer ice and sweetness levels but it was perfect for me (usually 30-50% sugar, less ice). I think 3Q boba is crystal boba, i'll have to order to confirm.They have rotating options too and the apple green tea with kiwi and 3Q boba is absolutely amazing. Think a natural apple juice with tea and fresh fruit. You get the fresh apple and kiwi bits as toppings along with the boba and I believe the fruits all fresh from the farmers markets they're located at! They're local and support local.Can't wait for them to expand locations, days, and hours as I expect to be back. Tons of amazing boba near Seattle but this place has very light drinks that do stand out in different aspects.Edit: 3Q boba IS crystal boba. I like the apple over classic over peach wintermelon over thai IMO but that doesn't mean the thai is bad. It's the most standard flavor whereas the others taste or are unique. Reiterating that this spot stands out for having a small rotating menu list (fruity, often associated with the respective farmers market I presume) in addition to standard always available options.Plum wintermelon: if you like wintermelon tea (dong gua cha) this won't disappoint. There is a faint plum taste but the wintermelon holds this drink together if you're not a plum fan. I still recommend trying the plum if you haven't liked plum in the past because they use fresh, local plums which taste better. The owners themselves didn't like plums that much growing up but these plums hit different.Kumquat green tea: think a combination of lemonade with green tea. Light and refreshing drink that's not too sour, but you definitely taste some type of citrus (it's kumquat, but first thought was lemonade). Aloe and chia seeds included and the aloe is an amazing pair to the light refreshment.

Delicious tea and friendly staff! 10/10 would recommend They came and did an in-office event for us and were very professional and kind. They were easy to coordinate with and had fun add-ons like the little drink holder featured in the picture!

This is my new favorite bbt place and I am excited to see how they grow! I have really enjoyed getting The Dailies at the local farmers' markets and other pop up events the past two months. I am really excited for them to open up their food truck in spring 2022 as they have gotten me hooked on their unique combinations of fruit teas, winter melon tea, and milk teas. Some of the highlights for me:-The fruit in the fruit teas are from local farmers' markets and they often change up the combos based on what is ripe-The owners spent almost a year in Taiwan researching bbt and I feel their time there has really made their teas special and different from other places I've been to in Seattle-I'm not sure if it's the color or just mental, but their golden boba seems even chewier and better tasting than others I have had!I can't wait to see what new teas they come up with next!

Had the pleasure of discovering The Dailies at the Tacoma Night Market. I ordered the orange green tea with aloe and my husband had the sesame and cream with boba. The aloe made me feel like I was drinking tea with orange flesh--it was super refreshing! The black sesame drink was amazing and I especially loved the brittle chunks.Overall, this was the best boba experience I've had since moving up to the PNW and the next time I see them, I'm ordering two drinks for myself.

There's probably enough Milk Tea and Boba in me to qualify myself and say that this place is awesome.I came here with family on a Tuesday at a time when work at home had been particularly stressful and there was too many things to prioritize and do. Then again there's the Dailies showing up only this one time this week, so I think, "Sure, let's do it!" Whatever helps break the monotony that is the dull King County sky.The moment I took the first sip from the Pandan Thai Milk Tea I ordered, I was blown away by the flavor. Work doesn't feel that challenging and stressful anymore. "Sure, let's do it!" gave way to "I want this every week!". And the King County sky bloomed with color. The Dailies brought me more than Milk Tea. It became the perfect getaway from the hectic hustle and bustle of the Rat Race.11/10 would come here again.

It's too bad they don't have a physical store yet. They are only operating at farmers markets and pop ups. But when you can catch them they have some awesome drinks! I love their fruit teas because you can taste how fresh all the fruit bits are. Their pineapple wintermelon tea is super nutty and refreshing. My favorite drink is the black sesame cream... Don't sleep on this one if you see it. It's super tasty, not too sweet and out of this world!

I love their boba so much! I always get their boba whenever they are at a market because it's so good and so unique! My favorites are the Asian Pear Green Tea or the Shiso Raspberry Roselle, but I love all their drinks. They are always kind and efficient with the ordering process, even though everything is very fresh. Ambiance is pretty good because they're usually at a market or they recently got a food truck. The location is not a brick and mortar location but rather their spot on the Saturday SLU market from 11-4 typically.

Finally got to try the dailies at Fremont Sunday farmers market. I was sad that they didn't have boba at the time so I can give a true review but the tea itself was good. Not too sweet and the pandan with the Thai tea was a good touch. I'd come back.

The Dailies came to our office for an event and they were awesome! The tea options they had were delicious and the cups were adorable. Ting and Eric were very professional and friendly! Would definitely recommend!