Tiger Sugar Boba Bubble Tea shop DC

Excellent, excellent oolong! The friendly woman at the counter asked how I wanted the drink customized, and it came exactly as promised: a little less sweet with the perfect quantity of brown sugar boba. It was my first time trying anything at the Bryant Street Market, but I'm inspired to visit again. My friend and I both loved our bubble teas, and we enjoyed comfortable patio. (Picture of the painted ceiling attached.)

I ordered 2 drinks for delivery, so I'm not too sure about the service or ambiance of the shop.1. Brown sugar boba + pearl w/ cream mousse (less sugar): great when you have a sweet tooth. Sweet, but not too sweet. Creamy, but not too heavy.2. Mango green tea w/ jelly: great, but tastes more like mango than like tea. Good if you want something sweet but refreshing.Overall, the drinks were almost as good as the drinks I had in the tiger sugar spots in Asia. Definitely recommend!

Tiger Sugar is located in the Bryant St Market in the Edgewood neighborhood. I ordered at a kiosk and my drinks were ready quickly: Tiger Sugar coffee with boba and jelly and Mango tea with boba and aloe. I liked that you could adjust the sugar level. The flavors were good and the boba was nice and chewy.

One of my favorite boba spots in DC. Something about those tiny boba pearls just really get me. The drinks are made perfectly each time. I don't love having to order from the computer (I love human connection) but the drinks are so good that I can't complain. Can't wait to make my way thru the entire menu!

I actually kind of dig this place!I got the chocolate mocha boba with pearls and bubbles. It was pretty good. The reason I'm taking a point off is because I don't like that you order at a kiosk and there's nobody there to actually greet you. Just screams poor customer service. Also you're just kind of waiting aimlessly for your drink to get prepared. I didn't mind the bubbles and pearls being different sizes and a different consistency than it used to. It wasn't terrible not something that was that off putting as the other reviewers have been telling me. In case you're not familiar this is within the Bryant Street market and it's right next to the poke place. I think if you're in the area it's worth the try for a dessert drink. The price was around $7 for the small/regular size which I thought was sufficient and the straws are pretty good for capturing all the bubbles of different sizes.

We tried both the black tea with brown sugar and the strawberry tea. I liked the strawberry despite not normally liking fruit teas. I normally get Thai tea and was disappointed it wasn't on the menu but I thought the traditional black tea with boba was pretty good with oat milk.

Thrilled to finally have a boba place in our neighborhood! I walked up to the touch screen kiosk to order a signature #1- black sugar boba milk and pearl with cream mousse. Options for oat milk and less ice are available; however, less sweet is not. This is my first Tiger Sugar boba and at first I thought it was too sweet but when the ice melted, it was perfect. The order came with both pearl and boba. Pearl tastes just like boba tapioca balls but they are smaller is size and softer. The large boba balls have a pretty good consistency- not too soft and just chewy enough. The milk tea is balanced in bitter and sweetness. I enjoyed the deep caramel taste. The slight bitterness is crave-able. I can't wait to try the other flavors coming soon!

Okay so this place is located in a food hall with other eateries nearby. I came in craving a bubble tea and was excited about the menu options. I opted for the signature tiger, which is a black sugar boba milk with pearls and cream mousse. Overall it tasted good and satisfied my craving but I wasn't a fan of the actual boba pearls. Something was off about the size and texture that I'm used to. They were smaller and softer than other bubble teas I've had and the pearls weren't very sweet. If I come back I won't order pearls in my drink. My husband liked his drink the Green Tea Latte Brown Sugar Boba Cream Mousse. It was not overly sweet but he had the same issue with the pearls.

I went here with my friend who's never had boba tea!! living under a rock so we got a few!.. The customer service could've used a little help! a little interaction, maybe suggesting something being welcoming , have you been here before tried boba tea! Like something!! may I suggest . Instead of you order over there , make the drink get your ticket and be out !. The ambiance is cute! The colors pair well . So a 3 it is the Brown Sugar Espresso which was more coffee than brown sugar as my friend thought it'd be. I got the Chocolate Malt which was amaaaaazing. I'd definitely get it again.

There's good boba in NE!!! While Tiger Sugar is not in my top 5 boba brands, it's still more than acceptable and I'm happy it's in the neighborhood After their soft open, their full menu is now available I've enjoyed a few cups since they've opened and enjoy the teas more. The number 1 is their tried and true and includes both small and large tapioca pearls. It's tasty and not too sweet, which is my presence. The brown sugar is definitely strong, but it's nice. I enjoy drinking the ones with a more prominent tea flavor, so I typically order oolong, black, or green tea with cheese foam with boba. The only thing keeping me from giving a 5 star rating is the boba isn't quite as chewy as it should be, but it's def not mushy!They're also prepping to offer soft serve!!!!! DC lacks many soft serve options, so I'm glad they're making it available.P.S. They call the small pearls tapioca and the large ones boba, and I always make sure to only get the boba bc I like the chew.P.S.S. Get a reusable boba straw! I bring mine along with me to reduce waste.