Tea Ninja

Sassy bhavz 3 years ago

Ordered chocolate oreo slush. The taste was ok. There was more ice which diluted the taste. The drink did not have tapioca in it. The order was left on the counter after they prepared it. Over all it wasn’t a good experience.

D Martinez 4 years ago

It was my and my sister's first time trying any type of Boba drink. I had their passion fruit QQ tea with tapioca balls. We liked the drink. We weren't a fan of Boba balls. It doesn't taste bad. We didnt like the texture of the balls. They're to chewy/gummy. It wasn't fun. We would get it again, but without it. The prices were reasonable. We would try different flavors without the balls next time.

Dave V 4 years ago

I have no major complaints. I'm a huge boba drinker and always look for the best drinks. Overall the tea is really good. It is on the sweeter side. I would ask for little sugar next time. But for most people, they'd probably like it the way it is. It is worth getting if you are shopping at the outlet mall. I got exactly what I asked for which I'm happy with. I got the Brown Sugar Milk tea, Passion fruit, and Dragon fruit all with Bobas with little ice. I'd recommend all drinks. I give it a 4 because it does not top Vannies or Umbrella Tea. However, I would come here again if I'm shopping. Lastly, it might be good to put a bell in the front to let you know customers are in the store. The girls were in the back working and didn't realize I walked in. Try it out!

Chris G 5 years ago

Shoddy Lid, Shoddy Place The tea is okay but the teahouse lacks some quality of life details. First off, the Ninja Milk Black Tea tastes pretty good. It is relatively light and isn't too sweet or milky. I can actually taste the tea which is really good! Some quality of life issues with this teahouse: When I asked for a Thai Milk Tea with no ice, I received a drink that was not filled to the brim. It felt like I was going to some sketchy restaurant where they want to cheap out on everything. I don't think Tea Ninja is being cheap in this case. However, I do think that their baristas may not be trained to give an extra 1/4 cup or so of tea to account for the missing ice. Maybe in Aurora people don't really ask for no ice in their drinks, but if McDonald's can fulfill this request, a teahouse charging $4-5 for drinks should be able to too. Secondly and most importantly, the lid doesn't make water resistant seal with cup. Whenever I tip my cup to take a sip, tea spills out. There is no excuse for this! Don't bother with a custom printed cup and heart themed lid if a regular Dixie cup and lid does it better. How a drink business with three locations overlooked this is beyond me. I'

Les w 5 years ago

I wanted to love it. I give 1 star for smoothness, 1 for friendly staff, and 1 for speed. I ordered the brown sugar creme brûlée. For a medium small drink I paid over 6 bucks (5.50 drink and then tax) which is very expensive. That’s without boba which is extra 75 cents. If I got boba it would be close to 7 bucks for a medium sized bubble tea! I also asked for the loyalty card but they didn’t have any on hand so that sucks- those are supposed to encourage people to come back. I honestly can’t say it’s worth it. I did like that they had the percent sweetness option for those who don’t want it too sweet.