CayoTea

I was really happy to be able to get froyo in my hood. It’s self serve, which is great, but the fruit selection for the toppings is poor. I saw some sad blueberries. Although they do have mochi and red bean topings The texture felt a little odd to me, but maybe I just need to give it another shot. I felt like it wasn’t completely smooth.
Taste was just right, though.

I really liked the interior.
The mango yogurt, green bean and cappuccino yogurt were all good. I loved the green bean and mango. Wifi inside, nice décor, good service, and really really really cheap. Red mango is right next to me, but I would rather walk and go to Cayotea

The bubble teas here are below average but that’s not even the biggest problem. I came twice and on both occasions I got a stomach ache. There is a reason why Quickly’s has a line and Cayotea doesn’t.
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I was really excited about trying this place but I have to say just skip it. It’s not worth the calories because the taste is just not there. I ordered a Thai iced tea with bubbles and a coffee bubble tea. Both didn’t taste like anything! It was just plain disgusting that I had to spit out the bubbles. The thai iced tea was like water. Plush had to wait a long time for the drink and the order came out wrong.

Place its big, clean and go go wrong with grand opening specials. Serious competition to quickly’s. I tried the strawberry yougurt drink. Eh it was alright tooo sweet! and the frozen yogurt tasted good to me. Def. Comin back for more yogurt thou. :)

It’s A-​OK.
Opened up right next to the Quickly’s.
It’s a Froyo & bubble tea place. For standard bubble teas, there isn’t much of a variety of flavors. The selection consists of: Taro, Thai Iced Tea, and Black Tea or Green tea flavors. They have a huge selection for green tea & fruit flavored drinks, milk shakes, and smoothies.
When we went their Froyo machine was being serviced. Drinks are Buy 1 Get 1 Free. The free drink is the standard Black tea w/​bubbles. My drink was really purple colored and tasted a bit of powder. The bubbles were good and the sweetness was just right but I could get better Taro bubble tea next door at good olé’ reliable Quickly’s.
I paid $ 2.50 for my Taro black tea w/​bubbles and got a free drink for my BF. We waited a while and that’s how I had time to take so many pics.
Froyo is 50 cents/​lb. and you serve yourself.
There’s a good amount of seating in the back for teenage loitering. The space is connected to the hot pot next door. So you’re supposed to go for the hot pot first then make your way over for dessert. Although I was raised not to mix the two or you’ll get a severe tummy ache. Something to do with Western Ying & Yang, Hot & Cold.
The hot pot place wasn’t opened yet but it looked nice & clean and modern. I will probably give it a try for hot pot once they open.

poor quality and poor service! «buy one, get one free drinks» opening special — not enough incentive to return.

This is a new place that opened up two weeks ago. The place sells Bubble Tea and self-​serve Frozen Yogurt. Its style, read: hip, chic, young, and asian-​owned (in terms of the former) is similar to that of Kung Fu Tea. It is right next to Quickly (way to spur some competition!) This place is going to be hard to spot to find since the old owner’s awning hides the store. It also doesn’t help that a huge blue sign advertising hot pot is draped across the storefront.
But, on a Sunday night, around 10 pm, my accomplice spotted this great grand opening special: Buy one, get one free (plain milk tea), and 20% off Fro Yo!
I was a little skeptical about trying this place out, but hey, it ended up being pretty good. The free drink — milk tea with tapioca balls was great. The flavor was on target and balls were squishy goodness. Some people might not like it; it is a little on the sweeter side, but other than that, they pretty much got it. If you ever had milk tea from Fay Da or Tai Pan Bakeries, it is similar. The mango green tea with no milk and aloe vera was okay. It didn’t taste bad, but it wouldn’t be something I would purchase again. My accomplice said there was an «off» taste to it. I thought it was average. It was also interesting that the aloe vera floated on top instead of hanging out on the bottom.
They also use the sealing cup deal here, which I like, less spillage. Plus you get that satisfying feel of poking a hole through plastic.
It also looks like the hot pot place is connected to this bubble tea/​fro yo start-​up. The décor is white/​clean looking plus minimalist. I am excited to try out the hot pot place as well when it opens up.
Definitely a good spot to go, especially during the grand opening special!