My favorite Boba tea place they have a lot of selection. I really like their jasmine tea. I've tried other places. I tend to go back to this one.

Recently been going to Mr. green bubble again. This used to be a place frequented during high school days. The boba is on the softer side and is perfectly sweet. I love their boba! Their drink selection is pretty wide and all of their drinks are p good. When I get tired of the sweetness and fullness that I feel from having sunright, I like to get this.

Gah! If I lived closer I would come here every day. I love love their fried mushrooms. It's so tasty. But a little too spicy, I'll definitely choose the more milder one next time. The drink was pretty good too. I got the strawberry matcha with boba. Boba was sweet and chewy. Everyone was super friendly! :)

Best thing here is the popcorn chicken, fried tofu and omg the fried mushrooms, soo good! If you do indulge in any of these fried snacks do the combo adding a delicious Thai tea or milk teas, with boba of course ;). Service is good, staff is friendly enough. The room to chill with the games and things has always been a cool feature of the restaurant. I will say that it does look a little sparse and run out post pandemic but overall I am glad it survived. My only complaint is you can't call in an order or order in person anymore. The is a qr or a kiosk so that is a little weird.

Ube waffle is perfectly warm and ready to savor. Doesn't keep well though, so eat it or share it now. The service is efficient and is triggered by the self-order-and-pay kiosks or the Snackpass app. (No cash) The formerly small cafe expanded to the next door suite, so there's lots of tables, WiFi, and a restroom. I like the tea and fresh honey boba, too. I recommend the Okinawa tea and popcorn chicken level 3.

Green Bubble has the most reasonable price drinks and snacks in this area. I was pretty impressed with their braised pork rice bowl. I was surprised by how heavy it was and it was delicious. Love that it's packed in a compostable bowl. For $12.50 it's very filling. Additionally, there's a combo option where you can add a 16oz/22oz drink for $3/$4. The only bone I have to pick with them is the fact that there's a price discrepancy between the menu in the shop/kiosk/online/and Snackpass. I'm not sure why that is but it does suck a little bit but to be honest I haven't checked which one has a cheaper price.

I came here with some friends and ordered a taro bubble milk tea large, no sugar, no ice, which was still fairly reasonably priced given the rising costs of boba nowadays. I also got to eat some of the garlic fries since my friend shared them with me. It came out very fast, maybe it was quicker to make than some of the orders of people ahead of me. The taro milk tea was fine. The taro itself was just mildly sweet which is what I expected given I aske for no sugar, but the boba is sweeter, so it balanced out well. The garlic fries were super garlicky, though. I think it would've been better if they took it easy on the garlic and added more of other flavors and spices. They sell various savory salty and sweet snacks too including mochi waffles and egg puffs. There's a decent amount of indoor tables.