Boba tea originated in the 1980s in Taiwan, and today it is beloved across the world and comes in many different boba flavors ...

We're explaining everything you ever wanted to know about what bubble tea is, where it came from and how to find your favorite combo.

The history of boba tea Boba culture started in the late '80s, and its origins are debated. Milk tea was already well-known in Taiwan, as tea drinking was a robust practice in East Asia.

Instead, I just make my favorite iced Thai milk tea with tapioca pearls at home. This way saves me cash, and I can modify the flavor and sweetness to fit my bubble tea personality.

CHINATOWN - For the true tea enthusiasts, we head to Chicha San Chen in Chinatown. There's no food here; it's just tea. The most popular is the classic bubble milk tea with black tea, cream and boba.

Boba tea is a cold-served beverage that has a tea base and features edible tapioca pearls that give the drink a scrumptious texture.

From left, Teaspoon’s Dirty Ube, Matcha Royale, Guava Sunset and House Milk Tea. Courtesy Teaspoon. The Bay has a nearly infinite supply of boba shops, and for newcomers, it can be a little ...

Classic milk tea consists of sweetened black tea and milk, but they also come in various flavors. Here's where to find the best boba in the desert.

From chilled tea to boba milk tea Inspired by iced coffee on a trip to Japan in the early 80s, Liu went home with the idea for a hand-shaken iced tea — a bold move for the teahouse at the time ...

As boba continues to spread in the U.S., the many ways to drink and enjoy milk teas will keep evolving.