CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice

FYI, the spot is not on Broadway. Entrance is on W. 38^th St, but I digress. Ordered a BANGING black tea bubble tea with NO SUGAR. It was only 3.25, fresh, yummy and hit the spot. TOTALLY GOOD. LOVED IT. PS: the menu is online, but it isn’t in ENGLISH… soooo…read the pictures. LOL

3.5 stars. Drinks are hit or miss here. I tried the Green Tea Yakult with sugar (no ice) and it was the perfect, refreshing blend of sour and sweet. However, I tried my boyfriend’s mango tea and it tasted way too sweet. There’s limited space and no bathroom. Probably better for takeout!

Nice bubble tea joint that isn’t located in Chinatown. I always have boba cravings when I’m in NY and I was craving some after lunch in the area. Really glad I stumbled upon this place. I usually get the pearl milk tea since you can’t really mess it up and this place did a good job. It is a bit on the sweet side so make sure you ask for less sugar!
It was a pretty spacious store and there were a few customers working on their laptops here. Very clean and well lit.

This place sucks! Ordered milk bubble tea and it was super sweet and heavy. Tossed my first drink and paid for another one (they wouldn’t exchange it) and the second drink also sucked — ordered a mango slush w 50% sugar and it was also super sweet and gross! P. S. I love sugary sweet things so if I say it’s too sweet it really is!

Great location and cute interior. I got the taro pudding boba and it was decent. I wish I got just the boba without the pudding because the pudding really didn’t do much in terms of taste and the texture was a bit off putting. Over all decent bubble tea spot

I love bubble tea. I’m always on the hunt for the perfect bubble tea spot. After trying many places in flushing and Chinatown, I never knew I passed this place all the time while walking to work… I was super excited to try it, and it’s amazing.
The taro flavor is amazing! I have tried it hot also especially on the colder days but I have to say the cold is definitely better tasting.
The bubbles are just perfectly sweet and chewy and they are not cheap with it, even after you finish your drink there are a ton of bubbles left in the cup.
My new go to place!

Great bubble tea, not much seating. Not the most comfortable/​relaxing atmosphere for drinking your Tea there, but lot’s of Korean kids on their phones seem to think that it’s the place to be.

Great place for a bubble tea! I’ve been to many of the CoCo locations, but I like this one the best. The staff is friendly and the drinks come out timely. The place is also clean, and there are plenty of places to sit if you want to enjoy your drink inside.
I’ve had the Jasmine and Taro milk teas with tapioca. Never been disappointed, so i’ll be back!

First time trying the bubble tea at this location, their milk tea is way too sweet. I asked for 30% sugar and no ice in my drink (2 ladies), it came out to be way sweeter than expected (sweeter than how a regular milk tea should be). I’d recommend getting less than 30% if you are getting anything with their milk tea in it… Definitely on the bottom of my list of bubble tea shops.

This is now the only location/​brand I go to for boba quite simply, why?
— no 5 $ minimum
— you get a Large bubble tea /​boba for 3.50
— their large IS large
— you can adjust sweetness levels
— their drinks are really delicious
— ask for no ice for more intense flavor
— you can get a Large pudding boba combo for 4.50
— bonus: friendly service
— bonus: small seating and quiet
You go to caffe bebe, a large which is really almost a small here is almost 6 $!
That alone wins me over. For the price of 1 «large», I can almost get 2 actual large here (almost 3 small (aka medium) ones!!!)
My opinion though, but just on price alone this is the place for me. I go here more than I Starbucks because of that too (other than the occasional PSL or s’mores) and it tastes amazing.

This is definitely one of my favorite bubble tea chains and I always get the 3 Guys (bubbles, pudding, and grass jelly in regular milk tea) for $ 3.50. Quality is consistent across locations and I keep coming back for more! I also think their bubbles are better than Kung Fu (but Kung Fu has better tea, in my opinion).
There isn’t much seating available in this location – maybe about 3 tables for a total of 6 seats. This store is a few blocks from my office, so I’ll definitely be coming back for my bubble tea fix. There’s two Gong Chas near by but I’d definitely pick Coco over Gong Cha!
Location-​wise, it’s not actually on Broadway itself, but actually on 38^th.

This might be my favorite bubble tea yet. The place has seating, the orders are fast, and tea is made just right. Not too sweet, not too much ice. I stood there trying to decide which drink to get the cashier patiently waited until I was ready. I got 2 Ladies (Milk tea w/​boba and pudding) again, and it’s really good. I also decided to get some oolong tea. Kind of pricey imo but I felt healthy lol (tea has no sugar or anything; it’s just tea)

This is one of my favorite places to get bubble tea in the city. My standard order is the black milk tea with boba. My husband always gets the same but with pudding and always seems to enjoy it.
My only qualm at this particular location however is their boba — it didn’t taste as fresh as it normally does.
Just call ahead and make sure that they are open before you go. A few times we would show up at their east side location only to learn that they had closed early or they were closed for remodeling.

I’ve traveled to Taiwan tons of times and this place has very authentic bubble tea… Unlike most bubble tea stands they have indoor seating except no wifi. I highly recommend this place and the hours are till 10:00pm! Definitely the best and most convenient place for a bubble tea fix!
I hope they implement a loyalty program soon!

I have been to Coco twice now. Both times I found their grapefruit juice/​grapefruit bubble tea to be exceptionally fresh, delightfully pulpy, and with just the right chewy texture in their bubbles. (If you want fresh grapefruit juice with no tea or yakult/​yogurt, you can get it, although it’s not on the menu. $ 4.50 for a medium, $ 5 if you add bubbles.)
The staff is professional and friendly, and quite helpful. When asked what amount of sweet I wanted in my grapefruit juice and I said none, they made sure to advise me that the bubbles themselves contained sugar. Though I’m not diabetic and wasn’t concerned, I thought that was great to point out.
The place itself is small and bright; quite pleasant.
The one thing I’d like to give you a heads up on is that the caramel milk tea (which my boo got) was quite sweet even at 50% sweet, probably because of the caramel flavor. So if you want not very sweet, I’d say like 10−25% sweet.

Im worried. I dont know if the staff knowd what they are doing… noone is doing anything. They keep looking up how to do stuff.
Ah someone who knows just arrived. Good thing. I can enjoy my grapefruit green tea :) yay.
Training has to happen off jpurs to at least know how to make the drinks.

This place just opened up, and I do like the seating arrangements better than Gongcha-it’s just more roomy inside!
Anyways, I had their honey aloe vera and two ladies (milk tea with pudding and tapicoa) drinks. They were both just ok, and they don’t offer any small sized drinks, fyi. Their process could be improved though, since the line was a mess and the wait was long!

This venue opened not too long ago (less than 2 weeks old) so I decided to pay this place a visit rather than go to my usual spot (Gong Cha) which is down the block.
With that being said, in celebration of their grand opening, they offered a deal a day during the first week of buy 1 get 1 free assorted drinks. I decided not to get anything but their basic bubble milk tea. The tea itself was extremely sweet. It killed the whole taste of the tea and the bubbles were alright.
Would I come back? Probably not.
Staff were friendly though!

Incredibly slow staff. Need training. Walked in during opening week and they are cash only? No prior notice, no sign on the door. People were waiting in line for a long time only to be told its cash only and they left. Not off to a good start!
Very good bubble tea, though.

Thank god for a boba spot in midtown (west)!! This just opened down the street from Gong Cha.
Fresh tea, huge menu, topping options all fairly priced.
Sugar levels can be controlled to be as sweet as you like. Currently they are not taking credit card transactions but they are located next door to a CitiBank for those of you who need to pull out some cash!
I can’t be any happier that there’s a tea spot in the neighborhood. I prefer CoCo over Gong Cha as Gong Cha’s teas are a bit more herbal tasting to me.
There are a few seats inside in case you have time to kill.
I’m in love with CoCo. #bakingsoda