Dr Bizzaro Bubble Tea Menu (2025)

FAQs

What is the most expensive bubble tea? ›

Tapioca Land Café, a boba café in Shin-Okubo is selling world's most expensive boba: Da Hong Pao Tapioca Milk Tea. Sold for 10,000 yen (around US$92, tax excluded) per portion, this boba is only available for limited amount only.

Classic Milk Tea

The one that started it all. Black tea is shaken with frothy milk, crushed ice, and a few generous handfuls of marble-sized, caramelized tapioca pearls. There are versions with different milks and various teas, but the classic still satisfies.

Nowadays, most people refer to the bubble in bubble tea as Tapioca pearls, also known as boba. The yummy and chewy topping known as Tapioca Pearls are made of tapioca flour, water and brown sugar. Tapioca flour, unlike other flours, consists only of starch.

Yes - bubble tea is a sweetened drink which typically consists of flavoured tea, milk and toppings. Bubble tea drinks feature many different types of tea and therefore come in a variety of flavours.

Passion Fruit, Orange, and Grapefruit Tea – Tangy and sweet, this is the most popular bubble tea flavor among those who love indulging in yummy fruity teas.

Regular or excessive consumption of bubble tea without adjusting daily calorie intake can lead to weight gain. The combination of fruit syrup, milk, and tapioca can increase the number of calories by 350-400. As explained above, bubble tea contains very little fiber. This can cause constipation if consumed regularly.

The short answer to this question is yes. The pearls in bubble tea are entirely edible and safe to eat, and are what make drinking bubble tea a totally unique experience. In fact, it's important to remember that you should always chew the pearls in bubble tea before swallowing them.

It's generally safe to take popping boba daily. However, you should take it in moderation as these balls are high in sugar and calories. Fruit-flavored popping boba, for instance, contain fructose and a host of added sweeteners to give it that marked sweetness.

The brand calls them “flavored pearls,” and we got to try them ahead of their release. Starbucks is bursting plenty of bubbles this summer — but in a distinctly delicious way.

Does Boba Tea contain tea (from the tea plant), coffee, alcohol, or tobacco? The answer is, Yes, it does contain the tea plant. So, a Latter-day Saint certainly CAN drink bobo tea. But a Latter-day Saint cannot drink it and be in conformance with the Word of Wisdom.

What is bubble tea called in America? ›

On the East Coast of the US, you will more likely see the name “bubble tea,” while on the West Coast, “boba” is more common. In general, the latter is more frequently used across the States.

While Da Hong Pao is the most expensive tea in the world and available only at auctions, there is another Chinese tea that is pretty expensive. And while it doesn't have Ming dynasty connections, it is related to a rare animal found in China. The Panda Dung tea uses the panda's dung as fertiliser.

The largest cup of bubble tea is 680 litres (149.58 UK gallons; 179.64 US gallons) and was achieved by Mihara Keigo (Japan) in Taipei, Taiwan, China, on 3 November 2018. The giant cup of tea was prepared concurrently with a free concert given by the record holder, Mihara Keigo, known as Sanyuan in Taiwan.

One is associated with the Chun Shui Tang tea room (春水堂人文茶館) in Taichung. Its founder, Liu Han-Chieh, began serving Chinese tea cold after he observed coffee was served cold in Japan while on a visit in the 1980s.