Bing’s Boba Tea
2040 W Orange Grove Rd,Ste 104, Tucson, AZ, 85704
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Address :
2040 W Orange Grove Rd,Ste 104
Tucson, AZ, 85704 - Phone (520) 288-8220
- Website https://bingsbobatea.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Good for Working : No
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MoMo J.
Seriously, some of these one reviewers seem sketchy to me.. Probably the owner or workers writing some of these so that they get a higher rating. Lame. Anyway, RUDE customer service coming from the owner himself!! How the eff do you TRY and turn down a 5 year old to use the bathroom after paying for drinks?! Get real! To hell with this owner and this place!
(1)Kate S.
I've always a good experience with Bings! Tons of yummy flavor options for their tea's and snows. I love taking my friends here that have never experience boba before!
(5)Alicia M.
I love this place! They have great drinks and i just love the milk thai tea! They are also very friendly and have quick service.
(5)Sitha I.
Funny, this plaza reminds me of the one in Chandler, AZ, right next to a Lee Lee's market. However I must say, I wasn't too impressed. They have a great selection of flavors as well a flavored jelly but the drink itself was a little off. My friend ordered the thai tea and just by looking at it you can tell they had put too much creamer. I tried the avocado smoothie, which was good, but i couldn't really taste the avocado flavor. The boba was made perfectly tho. I will def give this place another try. Hopefully I get a better impression
(3)Steven G.
I had the popping boba in Mango snow, and tried some of my girlfriends Milk Ice Tea Snow. The popping boba is definitely fun at first but eventually it got gross for me and sometimes you'd pop the boba with your straw while digging around for a new one. The mango was great, no complaints there but the Milk Tea was really bad. It's probably the worst tasting milk tea I've ever had. There wasn't a strong flavor to it, it was really just bland. The boba texture wasn't that good either, wasn't chewy or very soft. I'd pretty much only go here if I'm in the area but I won't be driving out of my way.
(2)Suzanne B.
Oh, EXCELLENT. I haven't had a Boba this good since I was in Kyoto last October, seriously. This new shop is a treasure-- the menu's extensive and varied, they have (thank you!) flavored pearls, jellies, slushes, snow, milk teas... you name it. The service was fast and efficient, the prices were reasonable and since I come over this way to visit Lee Lee's anyway, I know where I'll be stopping each time I make the trip. I do wish that they were open 7/7, but that's just me being greedy and wanting to ensure an uninterrupted bubble-tea pipeline. ^__^ Try Bing's out-- you won't be sorry.
(5)Aaron G.
This place is great! Now I have a place to quell my random Boba urges. Their menu is pretty expansive, and prices are very reasonable. My wife and I were both looking to try something new, but it the end went back to our standard choices. I went with the strawberry milk tea and my wife had the honeydew. It was damn good, not too sweet, and not so cold that the tapioca balls freeze after a couple minutes. I'm just sad that this place could not be any further from where I live in Tucson, so I won't be able to give them my business as much as I would like to. I'll have to come back and be a little more adventurous with my choices next time, maybe a horchata snow?
(5)Stephan H.
Not the best Boba I have had, and not the worst. It is a nice place to hang out and enjoy an inexpensive drink, but nothing I would go out of my way to find. It is nice because you can shop at Lee Lee Market and grab a Boba on the way. Overall a good place and I would go back.
(3)Vincent C.
Delicious! A fantastic way to cool off in Tucson and beat the heat. I recommend the mango slush with boba.
(5)Chester H.
Finally a boba place in tucson and its down the street from me. Had the milk tea which was bomb, tasted like I was in L.A. The taro on the other hand could use a little bit more work, it still has that powdery texture and needs to be a little bit more sweet. Im sure they will correct this over time. Overall the price is reasonable, but wish they put more boba in their drinks, 5 sips and its already gone. Totally forgot to say this but their boba is made perfectly! kudos to that, most places will be way over cooked. Didn't give 5 starts...yet but a few corrections it would totally be a 5 start spot.
(4)Rey H.
finally decided to write a review after coming here so many time. when this place first open in tucson it kinda remind of the boba joint in chandler next to lee lee and it was exactly the same spot here in tucson! lol anyway i always ordered my favorite original milk tea with boba jelly (they made the jelly the way i like it) n then i decided to give some other flavors a shot, some was a hit n miss unless u liked it. anyway they get 5 straight stars from me for awesome service ;)
(5)Eva N.
I have been here about 3-4 times now and I think it's safe to say we have a winner in Tucson. I enjoy their blended teas and the different types of jelly offered in addition to just boba. Just wish they were open later for late night cravings and that the cost of adding in jellies and boba wasn't so expensive. I'll be back often, though! Tucson still needs a Half n Half style boba place: open late and cheap with some rare & crazy good flavors.
(4)Maya M.
Ok, so here is whats up...i want to say good things about this place but i cant just yet. I have had boba tea in places like Seattle and this place was sadly not as authentic or good. I had taro boba tea which tasted like coffee creamer with some ice cubes floating on top...not my oppinion of 'authentic' boba milk tea. Anyway, i will try it again because maybe i got a bad first impression...but for now, this is no excuse for the real thing.
(3)Bethany P.
This place is excellent! Such a huge menu considering its just a drink stop, and it's all delicious! I was so pleased to see that Tucson has a Boba Cafe. I only wish that they would open a cafe a little closer to the main part of the city. :/ I live on East side and it's way too far to just make a casual drive out there for a drink. Other than that, it's perfect!
(5)rubylee r.
I was so excited to see a boba tea place in our area, and I shop at Lee Lees often. At first the service was good, the product is generally good; but this will be my last visit for quite a while. There are other places that make great boba drinks in Tucson. Today I waited for the order of the person before me to be complete before I was even greeted. I thought that my order would be treated witht he same level of respect. No, as so often happens here, the people walking in get their orders taken right away while you wait. Then they start to make their drinks at the same time as they make yours so you wait longer. When I finally tired of hearing the extensive chit chat with the person who came in when he should have been making my drink. I mentioned that I was in a hurry and that I would like to have my drink. Well here is the list of the reasons why my request was wrong: 1. I should have told them that I was in a hurry 2. "We try to be nice to all of our customers" They should have added except you. 3. There was no concern as to what my issues were and there was no consideration that perhaps I might have a valid point. When I tried to make my points I was always drowned out by "I'm sorry, but..." And we all know that the "but" after the "I'm sorry" negates any apology; instead it is a justification for their actions. Additionally the boba was not fully hydrated today. I can get a similar product that makes me just as happy a little ways away on Ina and there are two Vietnamese restaurants that make screaming good boba drinks. I'm sorry, but I just cannot see myself paying for rude treatment.
(1)Tao Tao W.
I've had a lot of bubble tea from different places. For Tucson, this place is pretty decent. First time I went I got the almond milk tea which was ehh. It was a little too much. however, the second time i got the jasmine milk tea which was about a month later and they improved a lot. The people that work there are really nice too.
(4)D H.
I have been several times. I went in the evening once and the girl who served me was awesome explaining what things were and even giving a sample. I had gone in the day and never had that kind of service. I had a punch card AFTER the second visit and mentioned this to the girl who basically said too bad you didn't get it punched you have to ASK. When you are there for the first time you don't always see everything. I think you should be asked if it is your first time there and go from there.. Tea is great I would like to try them all and am on my way to doing that. I wish there was a take home list to review.
(4)Steve N.
Nothing special. Boba is soft. Milk tea was not good. Price is good.
(2)Ashish R.
I have been waiting for a boba shop to come to Tucson! I travel a lot for work so I have been to many boba shops, and I have even tried them in China. I live in Phoenix, but I have to travel to Tucson often and this is a perfect stop for me. This replaces my Starbucks now, it's cheaper and has way more awesome flavors. You can customize your drink with different jellies or ask them to mix flavors for you. Bing and David are awesome to talk to - they told me they just started this place not too long ago. I have only tried a couple so far, but I want to try their milk teas. Their flavors smell great!
(5)Brian L.
It's great to finally have a boba tea place in Tucson! This has been a long time coming and the place has great tasting boba drinks, good selection and some nice and friendly staff available. The prices are cheap and the taro and mango flavors have become my favorites! I've recommended this place to all of my friends and hopefully this place sticks around for years to come.
(5)Elsa L.
Delicious! Their house milk tea is to die for. They have two types of milk tea, one is the original (i think that's the name) and the second is the house milk tea. The house milk tea has a mellower flavor and not too sweet. The original one is a bit spicier and much sweeter. If you don't have a sweet tooth, go for the house tea. Also, I have gotten great service both times I have been here. Don't be afraid to ask them to adjust the sweetness. The only issue I have with this place is that they don't have a location near me so I have to drive about 20 minutes to get there. =( But that might be a good thing for my wallet since I would probably be here every day multiple times a day if it was near my house.
(5)Akinarei G.
I'd never been to Bing's Boba Tea, but it came highly recommended on both yelp and from one my chiropractor's employees. So since I was in the area, I decided, 'what the hell?' It was awesome! Awesome awesome. The staff was friendly and happy to answer my questions; they didn't make me feel rushed or stupid as so many places can. They made recommendations and didn't rush me to make my choice. I ended up with their newest flavor: a Pistachio Frozen treat with Boba. It was absolutely delicious! Next time I'm in the vicinity, I'm going back!
(5)Iris G.
Boba!!! I love this stuff so much and have recently introduced it to a couple of coworkers to mixed reviews. Bing's Boba Tea is a great little shop, clean and bright, with friendly and efficient employees. There is a huge combination of flavors you can choose from, from fruit to coconut to traditional matcha green tea and taro. The tapioca pearls are always super fresh and chewy here. I've waited to review this place until I went a few different times and it has been consistently fresh and delicious. I prefer to get the fruit tea - green tea and mango mixed with the boba. SO FREAKING GOOD. I could and have had one of these little guys as lunch before. Yum. My coworkers have gotten the strawberry/coconut snow or slush with or without the boba and really loved it. The price is very reasonable and they also do a punch card. Go check it out!!
(5)Ross L.
This is the best boba tea I've found in Tucson. They're quick and cheap. We always get the taro tea, which is delicious and purple! Unfortunately the boba aren't as flavorful as Quickly, which is a chain in many major cities. But that's not enough to keep me away!
(4)Jenny S.
ANOTHER location of Bing's boba loated in the Lee Lee's market plaza during summer shaved ice was ONLY $1.75 for the small!! --Small lychee flavored shaved ice: Yummy and refreshing in the 100plus degree weather They have a large selection of toppings for boba drinks that I'll have to come back to try NOTE: Stamp card for regulars!
(4)Rayne M.
Boba was fun to try, but i probably wouldn't get it again. It was way to sweet for my taste, almost like the milk in your bowl after you eat cereal. I know it has a huge following which is cool to see for a business! The staff was helpful and funny and didnt seem annoyed at my million questions at what i was about to drink lol. The inside was not anything special but you go there to experience the drink itself not the restaurant! Like i said, not my thing because i felt i was going to pass out from the sweet taste and couldn't even finish my drink, but its a must try for those with a big, big sweet tooth!
(2)Richa S.
Geez. I would like this place despite the cheap-y chemical flavors if it wasn't for the owner who has such a nasty attitude. Cha-time can get my service any day! The owner is so entitled and smug with the WORST customer service.
(2)Eleana H.
This place is gross.. my red bean boba was so sweet it tasted like sugar water. I ended up throwing it away. On top of that the boba wasn't even chewy.. it again had the same texture as the other location.. hard and flaky.. so gross Literally put it in the fridge when I got home cause I felt bad throwing it away.. but it was thrown away anyways the next day
(1)Cheyenne G.
Love love love... today I ordered an original milk tea with boba. - and like normal: it was WONDERFUL! I love how customizable the entire menu is and how each drink is made exactly how you requested. My only problem is I always finish it, and then wish I got two. Basically, I love this place! They always have great service and the boba never disappoints
(5)J. Ramon D.
I am a fairly regular customer and can say I've never really been disappointed in their product. But today, there must've been some new employees or other because my usual Thai snow Boba tea tasted like WATER. Absolutely no flavor. I was soo disappointed. I will give them another shot but definitely during someone else's shift..
(2)Nick D.
I was impressed the first time I tried the Boba tea from here. The Boba was just the right chewy consitency. It was so good I had to order another one on a hot 100 degree day. It's a very refreshing summer drink. The first one was sweet but not too sweet for my liking. The second one did get a little too sweet. The amount of sweetness is customizable for your individual taste. I will definitely get some more Boba this summer.
(4)Heather N.
Again, as a Socal transplant in AZ, I miss good old fashioned boba in my life. Bing's reminds me of Lollicup - bright, fun colors and yummy - albeit artificial - flavors of slushies, milk tea, etc. I had my usual peach green tea with boba and it was great. Will definitely return.
(4)Victoria J.
Bing's boba is always the place I go to for boba. Never disappointed whenever I go. This location is much smaller than the location on Campbell but I seem to enjoy this one a lot more. Although I want the environment to be more welcome, I still love this location. Keep up the good work (:
(5)Christy M.
Their Taro Boba was so yummy and didn't taste chalky at all...from what I could tell they only used fresh ingredients!
(4)M G.
Best Boba in Tucson. I am not a huge fan of tapioca balls but I do know good ones when I get them. Theirs are fresh and "crunchy" not stale or defrosted tasting. The flavors are very good and there are a lot. I have gone to Bing's sporadically since they first opened. It's nice to see they are still around. I'm glad they still sell the Avocado smoothie boba...which honestly didn't taste as good as it originally tasted the first few times I went after they opened. It does taste a bit more watered down and sweeter (as another reviewer mentioned). But it was still very good - just wish they would use more avocado and less other stuff they put in it. My husband loved his coconut slush boba and son loved his shaved ice. Will always seek out Bing's when I need a boba fix in Tucson. Plus side to this store is that I can go to Leelee's to walk it off or REALLY feel like I'm not in AZ with my boba in hand.
(4)Nicole M.
I am a regular customer at Bing's, it is my go to place for boba drinks and they never disappoint! I have probably tried just about every flavor (and add in) but my favorite will always be taro. As an alternative to regular milk they have soy and now almond milk! The Vietnamese restaurant next door is often out of boba drinks and it's nice to know I can get one from Bing's to take in with me.
(5)INubia S.
I think boba drinks are so much fun to drink. Bings has a good variety of flavors and I usually enjoy my drinks. The milk teas are delicious, the slush version of drinks have less flavor. The staff is polite and the place is clean. The reason I am giving three stars is because I just realized I have been paying extra for boba. I usually purchase 4 drinks when I go in and I opt out of receiving a receipt. The boba is considered an "add-in" and therefore extra $, which makes no sense to me-- the place is called Bings Boba!! You go in to purchase a boba drink!! How can you charge extra for boba!? I asked the young lady at the counter today the very same question and she said "boba is a preference not everyone wants it and it's only .50 so it's really not that much". (I was charged .75 cents NOT .50) In my opinion it's like going to Starbucks and having to pay extra for coffee. The drinks are good but not $4.50 good. And if not everyone wants boba then the business would not be losing anything by giving it to those who do. It just doesn't make sense to me.
(3)Dylan M.
Let me preface this review by saying that I have visited Singapore and Hong Kong, and lived in the San Francisco Bay area, sampling dozens of various boba teahouses... I have to say that Bing's has has one of my favorite drinks ever - Taro milk tea! If they didn't sell anything else, I would still love coming here to experience the bliss that is their version of taro milk tea! It is absolutely divine! Oh and the staff are great and ambience is fun. Their boba is nice and consistently well cooked. Give em a visit and try the Taro!
(5)Jennifer F.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!!! Super friendly people, pretty decent price list and so many choices!!! I will be coming her often as I love boba and I am excited to try all of Bings flavor of slushes. They also have shaved ice which I love for my little one who is not as big of a fan of boba as I am. The consistency of the slush was great and the amount of boba in the slush is plentiful. My oldest daughter had a jasmine tea and she loved it. I dont like tea but she is a huge fan and so for her to say it was amazing is a big deal. If you havent tried boba, this is the place!!
(5)Skylar A.
This is my go-to place for great boba- the drinks are great, there's a ton of variety, and the atmosphere is bright and welcoming. The workers are pretty good at recommending things to try if you're new to the boba experience. Each drink comes out to a little more than $5 with boba, which isn't bad at all! They also do punch cards, and the price ends up cheaper if you use gift cards ($20 for 5 drinks, and you can use punch cards and gift cards on the same purchase.) I get the taro snow every time and it's awesome- but they have a ton of really good options, including chocolate and vanilla if you're not feeling adventurous!
(5)Nathan S.
Flavors are pretty good though I have a feeling there are a bit of artificial ingredients involved. Either way the Taro smoothie with boba was good. That area has a lot of Asian food options as well as Lee Lee's market.
(3)Ray H.
This is one of my favorite places to get a drink here in Tucson. Its a great place to stop by after having a meal at one of the nearby restaurants. They have pretty good flavors, especially the taro and honeydew. The lychee popping boba makes for a great addition to your drink!
(5)Stephanie M.
//update// Writing the review below was some time ago so I'd thought I'd give it another go! I still hold my words in my last review but claimed I was only drinking the original milk tea. I just wanted to state some more favorite combinations of mine that you should enjoy as well! 1. Original milk tea with egg pudding, red bean, or boba 2. Honeydew milk tea with boba 3. Taro coconut snow with lychee jelly and boba 4. Avocado smoothie with boba A few flavors I didn't enjoy: 1. Mango milk tea - I /might/ have been given a mango juice tea by accident but whatever it was, was overly sweet and undrinkable. Had no milk whatsoever for a milk tea. 2. Thai milk tea - while at first I did enjoy this flavor, I found that recently when I got it I've been getting sick from it, don't know if its just me or what. Tastes good but after effects aren't so pleasant. None the less, visit Bings! You won't regret it :) //update// I read over other people's comments and they just infuriated me. People are always comparing different places to this place. Most of them were out of state! Ridiculous. People need to rate Bing's from looking it as an original. There's only ONE Bing's. It's not Lollicup, its not Dragon Fly and it's not a Japanese restaurant. It is its own unique little corner in Tucson. TUCSON. With that said, I give this place 5 stars not only for their amazing service and atmosphere, but also for their wide selection and never ending, always improving flavors. I'm always greeted with smiles and great personalities, and super fast service. The longest I've had to wait for my usual order of 3 drinks is 10 minutes and they were extremely busy. In fact, one of employees has even cared to remember the drink order I always get. I now get to say "Yes" when some asks if I want "the usual" and I only come on the weekends! My absolute favorite is the Original Milk Tea. Let me tell you, at first I didn't like it. I was so into Lollicup's Milk tea that this one tasted bland as I've seen others have said. But now I love it. Because when I compared the two, lollicup is so thick and sweet. Makes you more thirsty. But Bing's tea is refreshing, light, and leaves you satisfied. I have tried other flavors but this is my go to tea every time. The drink is amazingly satisfying, the boba is PERFECT, and the atmosphere with the service just ties into the best weekend tradition I have.
(5)Alicia D.
This place is pretty awesome and I'm glad there is a place to just get boba tea on the northwest side. I always get the black tea with honey boba tea and it's always perfectly sweetened. My husband usually get the taro slush and it has great flavor as well. They have an extensive menu and really break down what everything is for beginners. So no need to feel intimidated if you never had boba tea! Their staff is always friendly and even offer a loyalty card where if you buy 10 drinks you get 1 free. Make sure to check in via yelp when you arrive and you get a free add in (boba, jelly, etc) which is worth it since those don't come automatically with the drinks. Only compliant I have with them is I wish they would tell you the total price of everything before they run your card. I always have to ask and since they run their payment through an iPad, there isn't a receipt. Otherwise it's a great place to get some different and delicious beverages to cool you off in the warm Tucson weather!
(4)Dieu C.
Thank goodness there is a boba shop out here in Tucson! To my knowledge, it is the only one here. It is far from anything that of Half & Half in LA, but it ain't shabby either! MATCHA MILK TEA all the way, baby. I'm hooked on this stuff. Had it on three consecutive days thus far. I get it unsweetened, since the matcha is already slightly sweetened. Think of it as Japanese green tea powder blended in with Silk vanilla soy milk. Mmm heaven in a cup! Workers here are friendly and always greet you with a smile. Don't forget to get a stamp card. Buy 10, get one 1 free! =)
(5)Kristy N.
Still lovin' the boba slushes and boba snows! I now order the taro flavor with extra boba. Yummy!
(4)Lily T.
I've been here a couple times because I was craving boba. Being from cali, I know good boba when I taste it! So to satisfy my craving while out here in tucson, I used my trusty yelp and found this place. I wouldnt give it 5 stars, but it definitely hit the spot with my order of taro snow ice, soy milk, less sweet, add boba. The service is usually quick and friendly which is a plus! I will definitely be back to try other flavors :)
(4)Crystal r.
Good place to stop by to grab a boba. It may not taste the same as a authentic boba but close enough to enjoy. I would order mango boba as it's my favorite!
(3)Nelly B.
Love this place. Tucson was begging for some Asian love and this provides it big time. Great flavors, great service and fair prices! What else could you ask for? The place is nice and clean as well! The extra bonus is a very nice yelp check-in offer! Go go Bings!
(5)Jenni L.
Yet another little gem is tucked away inside the Lee Lee's Market plaza on the corner of Orange Grove and La Cholla. I am a huge fan of Bing's Boba Tea! I stopped off here before grabbing Ramen and I was thrilled by the service and the delicious teas. I explained that I had never ordered Boba Tea before, though I had tried it. The owner explained the basics and warned that the straight up tea was just that- straight up fresh brewed tea and what most Americans think of as "Boba Tea" is milk or snow tea. I ended up ordering a Mango Milk Tea which was delicious and tart as it should be. The staff ended up making too much Taro snow tea and asked if I wanted to try it since I was new to the Boba Tea world. I assumed they'd give me a small sampling, which would have been more than generous, but they gave me nearly a full serving. I am so glad that they did because their Taro is OUT OF THIS WORLD good. All I can say is it's been one day since I was there and I'm already craving another Taro tea as soon as possible. It's safe to say that I will be back again.
(5)Christina R.
I. AM. OBSESSED. And if I could kick myself for being too intimidated to try tapioca sooner, I would. I finally worked up the courage to try some of my friend's boba and it was love at first sip. I've tried a couple different boba places, but Bing's is the best! The flavor, the price, the service...you can't go wrong! My favorite is the Taro Slush. I prefer it "easy on the sweetness" just because I'm not the biggest sweets person, and it is perfection (like a hallelujah chorus should be playing the entire time I'm drinking this thing) kinda perfection.
(5)MaryAnn L.
If you haven't tried a Boba Tea, you've been missing out! =) Been coming here for a while now. Pretty close to where I work, so when the gals have a Boba craving we're there! Satisfying enough to hold us over till dinner...lol. The thing I like about Bing's, and I've read it before in other reviews, is that the boba that's put into the drinks are so soft and not hard, especially when it's in the snow/slushy drinks. They also put a lot of them in every drink. My favorite flavors are the Mango, Lychee, & Taro. Don't worry there are lots of flavors to choose from, I'm sure you'll find a flavor you'll love! The workers are always friendly and the place is nice and clean. There is a TV in there too if you opt to hang out and drink your Boba with your pals.
(4)Jessica K.
Got the passion fruit black tea. Tasted like sugar water. Bobas were extra chewy and pretty flavorless. People working there were friendly enough and the drink wasn't terriblee after I added some unsweetened tea to it at my friend's place. Maybe their other drinks are better.. ? .-.
(2)Don V.
BOBA? Lol - who doesn't love BOBA. BOBA is a tapioca ball that can be found in many flavors and colors, most commonly large, black, and sweet, which is contained in cold, flavored green, black, or oolang tea, coffee, smoothies, slushies, and snow bubbles. I've visit this place multiple times a week sometimes twice a day. The staff are super fast and friendly. They have a large side patio where you can sit with a big group of your friends and enjoy each other's company. I always get the "Taro slush with boba" (favorite).
(4)Emir A.
By far the best boba in Tucson, the people are very friendly, the prices are cheap, the atmosphere is nice too. Give this place a try you won't regret it
(5)Tiffany S.
My guilty pleasure is a good Taro slush. It makes my day and Boba delivers it to me with a big Taro flavor. It has all of the same quality as I was accustom to San Francisco. The serve it quick and ordering is easy
(5)Dixie D.
I love this place, what could be more beautiful than a cool beverage when the heat is on in the Old Pueblo! My perennial favorite is Taro Snow with Boba--what a fabulous taste treat! I love every cool beverage I have had here, always a treat, such nice folks working the venue and quick service! If I am doing some shopping at LeeLee's a stop for a beverage is always in order!
(5)Joy P.
basically the only boba store in the area. Tried it only once since it's a little outta the way from my place. I ordered my usual thai tea with boba (you have to pay separate if you want the boba in your drink) they really don't have a wide selection of drinks, just mainly the norms. But other than that it's quite alright.
(3)Brenner T.
I'll take Delicious Hidden Gems in Tucson for $1,600, Alex. I followed my Yelping instincts...I knew this place would be awesome. Went here this evening a little before 7:00. The bright interior reminded me of a Keva Juice a little bit...every color of the rainbow was represented somewhere or another. I was greeted by a super friendly and helpful cashier and "barista." I didn't hold back my questions... The menus warrant a lot of questions to be asked! Plus: Very, VERY reasonably priced! $2.75 for a small (16 oz. I think) milk tea and $3.50 for the large, 24 oz. TIP: One free add in when you check in. Hey, it saves you 50 cents at the least! I only waited 5 minutes or so and out came my lavender colored drink...wait, what? It looked like the color of a crayon. I got the Taro flavored milk tea after such rave reviews. Well, if crayons tasted like this...I probably would have died from wax poisoning a long time ago. Amazing. I was skeptical at first... but this was just phenom. You have to try it yourself...seriously. It tastes exactly how it smells. In addition, the boba pearls at the bottom were perfect consistency! I've had Boba tea before but none has surpassed Bing's. Not only was my tea delicious, but they have such a fantastic variety! My only knock... Call Me Maybe was playing when I was waiting. OMG, ENOUGH with the Call Me Maybe, America. Most overplayed song of my life. BOTTOM LINE: Superb variety, Fair prices, delicious product, friendly service.
(5)Jessie B.
As far as I know, Bing's Boba Tea is Tucson's only Boba shop... Damn, do I wish it had been around when I lived in this neighborhood! I stopped in for my standard, a honeydew milk tea with boba. I love that the boba was complimentary because I checked in on Yelp! The employees are super friendly, and the prices are fantastic.. I actually thought I was being given back too much change at first, because I am so accustomed to paying more for my drinks back in Vegas. My drink was made fairly quickly, mixed well, and had a ton of perfectly cooked boba. If I still lived in Tucson, I would be a frequent customer at Bing's!
(4)Matt J.
I've worked my way through most of the slush (blended drink without milk) flavors---many of them multiple times for good measure---so I can tell you without hesitation that the top three are: 1. Taro 2. Cantaloupe 3. Honeydew Passionfruit and mango would round out the top five. Unfortunately, coconut didn't make the cut, and that's a real shame, because coconut is usually my go-to flavor for boba drinks. There's just something about Bing's coconut that's not "coconutty" enough, so I can't recommend it at this time. I've had boba in places such as San Francisco, Portland, and Austin, and Bing's compares favorably. It's certainly the best you'll find in Tucson, but I'd still give Bing's a solid four stars if it existed in any of those places I mentioned above. Bonus points for using Square for payments and for having a customer loyalty card.
(4)Cece N.
While shopping at leelee i noticed a boba shop but coming from california, i know this cant impress me. But finally today my brother want to try so we stopped by grab two boba milk tea. Inside me i knew this wont be any good but since they didnt have my usual drink i went for the milk tea. The milk tea was a lil darker than usual from other shop in LA, little did i know it sucks. Too sweet for my tasting. Well i drank it anyway it was about 3$ a cup. Now im half way drinking my stomach is hurting so bad. I know is from the drink because i had lunch at 3pm so yup! The boba was soft but thats all. Glad i tried it and now i would not come back. I know i shouldnt compare it to other shop and im happy tucson finally have an actual boba shop....but if you cant make good milk tea then other drink wouldnt be so good. Everyone know milk tea is very popular for a boba shop!!! I hope my stomach get better :(
(1)Christina D.
A pleasant surprise in the foothills! I always find myself having strange and alluring urges to have boba tea and now we finally have an adorable boba tea shop in Tucson! It absolutely makes sense that it is in the shopping center where Lee Lee's is located. The downfall for me is that it would be a 25 min drive just to get Boba, and I am almost never in the area unless I go to the Foothills mall or I am on Oracle eating or shopping. I was glad to run into this shop on a rainy day and grab a honeydew boba milk tea. It really is my standard order, however this shop has TONS of flavors and even jellies to choose from to add to your tea. The flavor in my boba tea was just awesome! The people who made the drinks were polite and helpful! The prices are fantastic. Much better than many restaurants that have boba tea for sale. Make your way to this gem. If you love boba tea or are just curious, this place will not disappoint with the amount of choices, price, and friendly service!
(5)Joshua B.
Oh how I love this place! As many others have said, their boba is perfect! Easily the best in town. The menu is massive, and each of the flavors I've had so far have each been delicious. I am working my way through their menu, and always have a hard time deciding which of their flavors to try next. Their Passion Fruit is light, tasty and seems to be made from real fruit. It is perfect for these hot summer days. The coconut is delicious, milky and spot on for coconut flavor. The Matcha is exactly what you would expect, and goes so well with their delicious boba. My personal favorite, the Taro, is to die for. The two people behind the counter are very friendly, and seem to be working very hard all the time. I've never seen this place without a line, but they work through it efficiently. Their prices are reasonable. For the same price as Bing's large, you would only get a small at some other places in town. But best of all, you get tons of their delicious boba in each cup. (I normally have to force myself to ration the boba in bubble tea, but with this place I have enough for every sip!) I love having enough boba to last my entire drink, and this is the only place I've ever experienced that. My only complaint is their location. I hope they do well enough to open a more central location, but until then I am happily driving across town for my next fix.
(5)Dawn K.
I'll start by saying I haven't searched high or low for Boba in Tucson. However I have enjoyed trying the various drinks at Bing's Boba tea, which is located next to Lee Lees market. They offer a ton of flavors: with milk, blended with ice(snow), shakes, tea's, lemonade and any drink you choose can have extra's added boba, jelly, popping boba(today I tried popping boba which rather than a gummy tapioca pearl has a flavored liquid inside of various selected flavors) , etc. There is a charm to this place that makes me giddy. The drinks are prepared and then topped with a special sealing film with cute cartoons, which allows your drink to be encapsulated until you pierce the top with your boba jumbo straw. I love bursting the seal. I have tried the Taro (yam) shake based on a recommendation from YELP and it was purple yummy treat. Today I asked if there was any way they can make anything sugar free. Initially they said only the tea could be prepared sugar free, but in fact they tried and successfully make a Taro shake with splenda for me. SO it's not on the menu but can be ordered. It worked out great, since my husband can't have sugars without getting a headache. Today I had strawberry lemonade with strawberry popping boba added, it was great! Another plus is, if you check in on your YELP application and show them, they offer a free add in! Just another plus to give Bing's Boba Tea a try.
(5)Heather L.
Bing's is pretty good but a little bit inconsistent with the thai tea. Sometimes, it'll be extra sweet and at times, they're a bit bland. I know that they can make it more sweet if need be, but I have no idea before I order it how they will make it, sweet or not so that's a bit hard for me.
(4)Tera E.
Delicious boba! The cups with the plastic covers remind me so much of boba teas I've had in Japan :) I had a small thai tea milk tea with boba in it. They definitely aren't skimpy about the boba and the tea was creamy and rich but not too terribly sweet. I like that they give you a lot of options by charging for the add ins separate but think they should include the boba in the price of the tea. I should have checked in BEFORE I ordered though because there was a check in off for a free add in (like boba, etc). I guess I'll have to return soon to use it!!
(4)Tina M.
An update on my thoughts about this place: The boba teas definitely taste good. Love the way they cook their bobas, not too hard but chewy and just right! They make it super fast and staffs are super nice.
(5)Schirin T.
Drove by to Foothills Mall and due to reviews got a Taro Snow with boba. Incredibly, the boba again surprised me! Being in a snow, boba usually gets hard and not tasty, but somehow Bing's is still soft and delicate even as I finished my snow. It does make me slightly worried about general chemical additives that could be in there. The Taro snow was good. I got it half as sweet as normal as the clerk said it was really sweet. I think if what I had really was half as sweet, that's just about the perfect amount of sweetness. I wouldn't know how people can stomach full sweetness. It's a nice creamy refreshing drink, but definitely not true taro taste. Oh well. Still impressed with Bing's boba, just not so much what they put them into. I probably would still come back, but given it's so far out NW from me, I'd have to be a nearby to make a stop.
(3)Roger T.
This place is great, I would have to say, it is one of my favorite places to get BOBA, yeah it is pretty far out but at least it is by Lee Lee's Market which you can stop by as well to do Asian grocery shopping! The varieties of different Boba drinks to choose here are amazing, most places don't have much of a selection but this place is the closest I can find compared to Vegas, that has that many selections. The taste is good, the boba tapioca balls are not frozen but SOFT! That's how they are suppose to be! They also have cocunut jelly and something new I never tried...it's the popping boba balls. They are filled with flavors of your choice and pop exploding with mouth watering flavor to be added to your amazing Boba drink! I would defintiely recommend this place to a friend to try if he or she are looking for a good Boba place to try!
(4)Steve W.
Probably the best place to get your boba on in TUCSON, bar none. The only down side is distance, unless you live on the NW side of town. But heck, I go there every time I shop at Lee Lee's market.
(5)Courtney M.
I love boba tea. It was a huge disappointment when I moved from Seattle 3 years ago to find NO boba tea in all of Tucson. Finally Lees Lees Market started to sell some flavors but the consistency was off&on and half the time the machine was not working right. But we do what we have to do for Taro deliciousness. Now FINALLY my prayers have been answered and an honest-to-goodness boba tea venue has opened around the corner from my house. They serve all the classic milk tea flavors along with the smoothies in both a slush(non dairy) and snow (dairy) form. PLUS not only do they have traditional boba to add, they also have assorted jellies like lychee and mango AND on weekends they have popping boba in flavors like strawberry. If you haven't tried the popping boba you need to! So fun & refreshing. They also have monthly smoothies. I was skeptical about the avocado but it really was delicious! If you haven't tried boba tea, you should and there is no better place then Bing's! Make sure to get a punch card so after 10 teas you get one free, because believe me you'll be back!
(5)E E.
Best boba tea in Tucson!!!
(5)Rachael W.
This bubble tea is so-so. Some of the flavors are real and some are powder. Make sure to ask which is which. It seems like they always have three real fruit flavors--I'd go with those. Their boba is great! Not too chewy or too sweet. They also have a pretty good variety. The almond milk tea was way too strong in an artificial flavor, and there was a clump of almond powder at the bottom. I admit I'm a bit of a bubble tea snob, but I think they could do better. Their service was very friendly and quick, however! All in all, decent.
(3)Else W.
I LOVE Bings! Other people have startbucks, I've got Bings. There's only two other places in Tucson that sell Boba Tea (which I've found) and Bings is by far the best. Boba is soft, Taro flavor is not too sweet, milk tea is not too bitter and the varieties are endless. When I travel I always hit up boba places...yet still, Bings has my heart. I hate that they are so far NW in town, but well worth the drive (and you get to shop at Lee Lees oriental market too!) I wish "Bing" would open another store in a more central area...like Speedway/Wilmot by trader joes :)
(5)Martina G.
You're sitting at home on a hot day. You're sweaty and thirsty. You need to get yourself to Bing's NOW. Best boba in Tucson! I love the smiling faces behind the counter. Menu has expanded in the several times I've gone. They now serve tea (hot or cold), coffee, milk tea, snow, slush, shaved ice and more. There is a variety of flavors. You also have your choice of add ins (e.g. jelly, boba, shot of caffeine). My favorites are the avocado smoothie (made with real avocado), lychee slush, almond milk tea, taro milk tea and blueberry white tea. Something to note: the teas are delicious brewed teas without syrup flavoring. It's a healthier, less sweet option but sugar addicts maybe disappointed. One more thing... if you want something sweeter, less sweet, whatever the happy employees are more than willing to accommodate you. Tips: Ask for their club card. Check in on Yelp for free jelly/boba add ins. The place is clean (including the bathrooms) which makes it a perfect rest stop if you're on a long drive.
(4)Tran F.
love both places! my husband and I go here like weekly or stop by at the Campbell's ...esp the one near LeeLees market. The owner is very nice n friendly ... she made my drinks most of the time. keep up the good work!
(5)Kyle S.
Haiku review: Frozen purple slush, Reprieving ball melting heat, For only three bucks. My favorite thing here is the taro snow (hence the frozen purple slush in the haiku) It tastes vaguely like snicker doodle and a sugar cookie, dont be scared of its purple color. I have had several of their other flavors and sampled several of the add-ins but 80% of the time I go with the taro snow. They dont serve food, they dont have waitresses, they dont have loads of seating, but they dont need to. The service is great, the owners are always friendly, the bathrooms are superb, soooooo many choices (although I keep going back to the taro snow). AND THEIR CHEAP TOO! Me and the special lady friend usually split a small/med unless there is a long trip ahead or we want two different bobas. The reason I gave it 4 and not 5 stars, is well, Bings is not a destination in and of itself. However EVERY time I am in the Lee Lee parking lot, and they are open, there is a discussion of whether or not to pop in for a boba (the only reason we say no is if it has been a period of high caloric intake). If I were a kid and wanted a CHEAP but NICE date I would totally go to Ikkyu, the Chinese BBQ man, or Com tom thuan kyu followed by a boba from Bings.
(4)Gerin M.
Bing's is a high quality place with a nice casual atmosphere. Serving various types of tea with numerous mix-ins and more. Prices are awesome paying less than $5 for a large drink with an add-in they actually give you a large portion rather than sacrificing taste by giving you a tiny amount and filling the rest of the cup with ice (like other places do). They also use the square system for payments which means people who have square accounts need no wallet to pay. Definately worth making a trip for, but buy 2... They're so tasty you'll drink the first before you make it home.
(5)Larry B.
What's not to love about a Boba Tea place that offers Bobas multiple ways: slush, ice, milk and tea. I had a yummy handmade mango slush boba tea with purple tapioca balls, and my wife had leechee with bobas. There's no other place to get cool flavors like this. Plus you can have flavored jellies instead of bobas. We had finished dinner at Ikkyu and walked down the strip mall to Bing's and found the proprietor who had been to China, Japan, Hong Kong and California -- all boba tea capitals. At last we northsiders have a place for boba tea. Bing's is at 2040 W. Orange Grove Rd, at the corner of LaCholla, next to the fabulous Lee Lee asian market. We took our boba teas and shopped in the market. Other flavors include matcha, which is green tea, and taro, which is a mild sweet potato. You can also get vanilla, strawberry and other standard flavors. Drinks come in 16 and 24 ounces -- plenty to give you a brain freeze.
(5)Lucy C.
They've been open 2 weeks and my drink card is just about filled up. I'm just a little addicted. Just a little. I've only had my beloved boba milk tea so I can't tell you about the other additions & drinks but the boba is great - perfect texture & fresh. The shop is owned by 2 young people who are super friendly and will happily answer any questions you have. Stop by and check it out!
(5)Alice A.
Best place for bubble tea in Tucson. All the flavors, bubble and jelly you could think of.
(5)Evan M.
Had been looking for a good Boba tea place in Tucson without having to go to a Vietnamese restaurant, and Bing's definitely fits the bill. I don't know if it's a good or bad thing that they have such an extensive menu of options, I usually just stick with the tried and true Taro Boba, which is delicious.
(4)Marlyn D.
Love their drinks, highly recommend!
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