What To Know
- They serve a refreshing “Boba Swirl” with tapioca pearls, your choice of ice cream flavor, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce or fruit puree.
- Their “Rhythm and Boba” is a delightful blend of black tea, tapioca pearls, and your choice of milk or fruit puree.
- Their “Smoky Boba” is a unique combination of black tea, tapioca pearls, and a hint of their signature barbecue sauce.
Yes, Disney Springs offers a delightful selection of boba tea options to satisfy your cravings. This vibrant shopping, dining, and entertainment destination has several eateries that serve this popular Taiwanese beverage.
Boba Tea at Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company
Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company, renowned for its exceptional coffee and tea offerings, has expanded its menu to include boba tea. Their “Boba Joy” is a refreshing blend of black tea, tapioca pearls, and your choice of milk, soy milk, or almond milk.
Boba at Tea Traders Cafe
Tea Traders Cafe is a tea lover‘s paradise, offering an extensive collection of loose-leaf teas from around the world. They also serve a variety of boba teas, including their signature “Mango Boba” with sweet mango puree, tapioca pearls, and your preferred milk.
Boba at The Daily Poutine
Believe it or not, The Daily Poutine, famous for its delicious Canadian poutine, also offers boba tea. Their “Boba Poutine” is a unique twist on the classic dish, featuring tapioca pearls and your choice of milk or fruit puree.
Boba at Swirls on the Water
Swirls on the Water, a charming ice cream and coffee shop, has joined the boba tea bandwagon. They serve a refreshing “Boba Swirl” with tapioca pearls, your choice of ice cream flavor, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce or fruit puree.
Boba at The Boathouse
The Boathouse, an upscale waterfront restaurant, offers a sophisticated take on boba tea. Their “Boathouse Boba” features tapioca pearls, premium black tea, and your choice of milk or fruit puree.
Boba at House of Blues
House of Blues, known for its live music and American cuisine, has added boba tea to its menu. Their “Rhythm and Boba” is a delightful blend of black tea, tapioca pearls, and your choice of milk or fruit puree.
Boba at Polite Pig BBQ
Polite Pig BBQ, a popular barbecue joint, has surprised its customers with its boba tea offerings. Their “Smoky Boba” is a unique combination of black tea, tapioca pearls, and a hint of their signature barbecue sauce.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is boba tea?
A: Boba tea, also known as pearl milk tea, is a Taiwanese beverage made with tea, tapioca pearls, and milk or fruit puree.
Q: What are tapioca pearls?
A: Tapioca pearls are small, chewy balls made from tapioca starch. They are often added to boba tea for their texture and sweetness.
Q: Is boba tea healthy?
A: Boba tea can vary in nutritional value depending on the ingredients used. Some options may be high in calories and sugar, while others can be more balanced.
Q: Can I customize my boba tea?
A: Yes, most boba tea shops allow you to customize your drink with different tea flavors, milk options, and toppings.
Q: What are some popular boba tea flavors?
A: Popular boba tea flavors include mango, strawberry, honeydew, taro, and green tea.
Q: Can I get boba tea without the pearls?
A: Yes, you can request boba tea without the tapioca pearls. It will be referred to as “no boba” or “just tea.”
Q: Are there any boba tea shops open late at Disney Springs?
A: Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company and Tea Traders Cafe are open late, offering boba tea until 11:00 PM or later.
Q: Can I find vegan boba tea at Disney Springs?
A: Yes, Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company and Tea Traders Cafe offer vegan boba tea options with almond milk or soy milk.
Q: Is boba tea available at all Disney Springs restaurants?
A: No, only a select number of restaurants at Disney Springs serve boba tea.
