Project Banh Mi Boba

I patronized this business over 4 years ago. Well, during my most recent stay, I searched it up and couldn't find it on Yelp. I was bummed out because it is hot in Oklahoma and I wanted a bubble milk tea. I decided to walk across from my hotel and see for myself and I was in luck! It was still open but under a new name? Not sure if it's the same owner but this time I see they expanded their menu or maybe I just didn't notice that there were now Vietnamese sandwiches available! In California there is Lees Sandwiches which has delicious Vietnamese sandwiches and priced budget friendly. I love Vietnamese sandwiches!I did order one here and it was pretty good, fresher than Lees and priced less. Oklahoma's prices are great, my god I love this State so much!I recommend Project Bahn Mi Boba, the drinks and food is great.See you again soon, I'll be back for sure!

I had a Passionfruit Green Tea with (Popping) Strawberry Boba. Very refreshing, exactly what I needed. There were so many options outside of tea, they had smoothies & other yogurt based drinks, coffee & so forth. Be sure to check near the register, there might a special flavor.They had watermelon for the special & it didn't come in tea form so I passed on it (this time). If it's available another time, I'm definitely getting it as a smoothie. I was greeted when I walked in. The person who took my order was nice. The tea didn't take long at all. They have a couch towards the back with an LED light hovering over that perfect for a photo op to post on your social media feeds. There aren't as many tables if you wanted to have an event or anything, more suitable for being in & out. They have a plant wall on the side once you walk with a big sign of their logo.

Their Bahn mi sandwiches are really good - got the ham one. Don't remember if I got any boba but I'm sure their milk tea offerings are also great. Funky interior decor with weird baguette and milk tea plushies. That sofa needs to also be cleaned bro. Service also accurate and fast. Check this place out if you are in Tulsa!

Up next on the to try list was Project Banh Mi Boba. It turned out to be a refreshing, maybe even healthy break, from Mexican food, burgers and fried fast food /diner food.Vietnamese food means fish sauce; risky territory for me. I can handle a little of the nasty stuff if it is well masked with another strong flavor like garlic, cilantro, onion, etc. That begs the question as why do I keep coming to Vietnamese restaurants, knowing that the despicable fish juice is lurking in the kitchen.? Well even with a hint of the pungent fishy brine, I have had some delicious Vietnamese foods. Today was one of those experiences. Cautiously I proceed. The first priority when ordering our two Bahn Mi is emphasize no added fish sauce. One Roast Pork and one Chicken with everything on them, except for you know what. Add two Pâté Chaud, a "hot pastry pie." The Vietnamese version of a hot pocket. They are kept hot and served hot, like a hot McDonalds apple pie. Drinks. This is where it really got interesting. I don't care for those sickening sweet bubble teas. The ones with the menacing little cyst like things suspended in the drink. On the counter was a picture of the new drinks the restaurant has. The Chili Tamarind spoke to me. You can order these to the sweetness you prefer. I went with 30, whatever that means. 30 is the lowest possible choice just above 0. The lady said this was sour, so a little sugar was needed. It turned out to be just right. My wife ordered some type of green tea something. Also, without the little suspended fish egg looking things, or excessive sugar. The Bahn Mi were meaty explosions of flavors, rolled up in fresh baguettes. The pork being better than the chicken. That tart Chili Tamarind drink that I ordered was the perfect beverage to complement my Roast Pork Bahn Mi. Excellent. The Pate Chaud..... not too exciting. I enjoyed the flavorful Bahn Mi much more. A hint of fish sauce was detected in the food, but not distracting. Friendly adequate service, clean, a great place for a sandwich and a weird sugary drink of your choosing.

Friendly service. Cute decor inside. The combo I order was good but it's not the best bahn mi I have.

The only thing going for this location is convenience. If you're originally from here, I can understand that this is the one of the best Broken Arrow can offer since the boba scene is practically nonexistent. But my god, my family has some awful taste for even recommending this place to me. The Ding Tea back home in Vegas was so good, and I've taken them for granted because now I'm stuck with this. If it's not the stiff teens who clearly look like they don't want to work and only ever hear half my order which prompts them to ask me to repeat the rest of it almost every single time, the drinks themselves are just poorly made. The taro milk tea lacked the resemblance of an actual taro drink, the other teas have a light tea flavor, the Thai tea is obviously made from powder and the Hokkaido coffee tasted like watery coffee. I kept thinking the shop was having an off day but after my 3rd drink from here, this is definitely their standard. Save your money and stomach for something more memorable.

Quick service, tasty strawberry smoothie (half sugar still seemed pretty sweet!), but there was a small hair in it (it happens...). Boba is sweeter than other places, but good. I think the downside is adding boba is $1, so $6 total for a drink is a bit much.

The reviews here are outdated and I think everyone in BA knows this is The best in town for boba and a snack... The service is always on point and they make your drinks super fast, they have a wide selection of drinks for anyone, (my favorite is a matcha milk tea full sweetened with tapioca pearls) and their bahn mi sandwiches are the best. The combination bahn mi on their fresh baguettes is unmatched, spring rolls with the peanut sauce is my summer go to, and the patechauds are flaky, flavorful, and perfectly warm. I will always miss their name being Ding Tea but Project BMB is the BOMB.

Atmosphere: there's not much seating.Drinks: this is not my hometown, but it was more watered down than what I'm used to. So I asked an employee if she could add more flavor and sweetness. Service: friendly.

Solid boba chain with locations in various parts of the country, and I was glad to see that they opening up a spot in the south part of Tulsa. The Brown Sugar Milk Tea is one of my favorites to get from here because of its sweetness and flavor. I think it's also great that they sell Vietnamese sandwiches, which are made fresh and taste surprisingly good and crunchy for it not being a restaurant. My go to is typically their combination Banh Mi for an affordable price. Usually they also sell spring/summer rolls, desserts, and other pastries, which tend to sell out. Would definitely recommend for anyone who likes boba!