Oasis Tea Zone

Boba! I’m kind of sad that all the boba places are located in the ID because I don’t live near them at all. We were in the area at the local grocery store so made a quick stop by. There’s a pretty varied menu here, smoothies, teas, milk teas.
I got my typical GMT. The boba here was chewy and fresh. The milk tea veers more to the milky side. It’s decent and for the area, not bad. It’s pretty spacious so it looks like a good hangout spot. I’ll most likely continue to stop by from time to time for milk tea.

The milk tea is decent, and they have a large variety of choices for tea and different options for toppings. I have yet to ever leave disappointed, but it’s just nothing to write home about.
I do like that they’re open late on Friday and Saturday nights. It’s a nice place to hangout with friends after dinner or before you’re about to hit the bars/​clubs. They have board and arcade games available as well if you’re into that, which is a nice touch.

This place was so good! The royal milk tea with the egg pudding was one of the best milk teas I’ve ever had. The egg pudding was also delicious. You know the star of the show? THE POPCORN CHICKEN. YOU MUST GET IT. They come out piping hot, juicy, and just perfection. I would take a flight back to Seattle just for that popcorn chicken. They also have a lot of dipping sauces available too. The staff are also kind here.

Everything you would expect from a boba house: Lots of Asian Americans of all ages, a ton of interesting flavors, somewhat cramped seating (with the giant crowd you came in with), and the irresistible smell of food. I’ve come here on multiple occasions after dining around university district. It’s my go to place to hangout post dinner if you’re not done with the night yet (speaking for the typical Asian American foodies). It can be quite loud due to the laid back nature of the place, comparable to the noise level of a bar. Don’t think I’d ever try every drink on the menu, and although they’re still a step away from the authentic Taiwan bubble milk teas, I’m always impressed by how soft and chewy the boba isim every drink I’ve tried. The popcorn chicken is usually the best I’ve had in Seattle, but a little less flavorful than I remember when I ordered the happy hour one for the Food Walk

I came here with four friends on a Sunday afternoon. The place was pretty packed but we were able to find a table. We each ordered our own tea and I got the oolong milk tea with no ice. The tapiocas were cooked well. They have board games also so you can play while you are here. The service was fast.

Fun place to hang out, both on a slow relaxed day or on a busy Friday night. They have good food too. Beware… The popcorn chicken is spicy and will make your breath smell! Still delicious though. But you might not want to get it if you plan on kissing anyone after lol. I’ve only tried their milk teas but my boyfriend really likes their Thai tea. P. s. Get mini boba… Super fun to drink if you’re a texture foodie like me

My BF’s favorite is the lychee slush. I love the passion fruit green tea. Sometimes I like to get the peach green tea. Really sweet but just the way I like it. Their milk teas are just ok though. Their taro milk tea isn’t bad. But you can’t go wrong with their fruit teas or fruit slushes. They use fresh fruit for some of the flavors which is awesome. They also have punch cards. Oh, and their popcorn chicken is pretty good.

So Oasis has a HUGE selection of drinks, everything from the standard milk teas to fresh fruit smoothies. They even offer food… well more like snacks. There’s ample seating available which is great if for groups both large and small. Plus Oasis does a mean popcorn chicken! They’re cooked to order and come hot and crispy. It’s a great bite to have along with a tall drink! Also the staff are super chill about combining stamp cards for free drinks.

Nice little hangout place, lots of high school students on a Friday afternoon. There are jengas, classic video games and plenty of sitting.
The boba selection is very big with lots of different jelly options (I.e., grass jelly, lychee, red beans, tapioca, and much much more) however, I came on a Friday afternoon and somehow they were out of the durian so I ordered the mango snow. I enjoyed it minus the stickiness of the after taste– not sure what they put in the shake but whatever it was, the top of my mouth got a layer of something sticky. kinda gross.
I would probably have to try another one to be sure if this stickiness with all snow.
Pricing wise: $ 4-​$ 5 range for a drink, $ 7 for shaved ice. They have snacks too (popcorn chicken and more)

Whenever I want some Taiwanese shaved ice, this is the spot! Currently, it includes 4 toppings and costs $ 7. I used to only include 4 toppings and costs $ 5-​something. They put a nice dose of condensed milk on top!
It’s a fairly casual spot and lots of teens like to hang out there. Once in awhile, friends and I will bring a board game (or borrow one of the ones they have there) and we’ll play while we have our desserts and drinks.
I also like the Thai iced tea there. And they have spicy popcorn chicken that I also really like (they offer different dipping sauces too!)

I came here with a friend. I wanted some green tea for the caffeine because I was exhausted; why not get it as Boba?
It was not what I expected in a matcha milk tea; the tea was very bland and watered down. Not much flavor. Waiting on the food which is supposed to be the main thing in this store but the drinks, compared to the fact that they have a huge menu, was disappointing.

I really like how they’re open until late. The place is huge so it’s definitely a great place for a group hangout. I ordered:
POPCORN CHICKEN — so delicious with fresh tasting chicken and the perfect coating. There are sauces at the counter which include ranch, barbeque, honey mustard, and ketchup. I really liked the popcorn chicken paired with the honey mustard!
REGULAR MILK TEA WITH LYCHEE JELLY — this was so darn good. Not sure if there were different sizes since the cashier didn’t ask but the portion was really big for the price.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ would come here again if I was from the area!

Asian food and drinks are usually soooo much better anywhere you go on the west coast but this place proved to be the exception.
Met with friends here for post-​dinner bubble tea since it’s open late and OMGGGG sooooo disappointed. The mung bean w/​milk and boba was terrible. Mung bean was beyond undercooked and crunchy, which then doesn’t blend well into the drink. The fact that it shows up on the menu as «green bean» should have been a hint that this place is meh. Tapioca was meh was well. Didn’t even get a third of the way through my drink before chucking it.
MEH.

This place has changed so much from the time I’ve been going here. From the interior design, to the workers, to the drinks even. Not the drinks itself, more like how it tastes like. I’m so disappointed. Oasis has changed so much for the worse and I’ve got to say, the place I’ve been going to almost everyday in high school for 4 years, I’m no longer coming back to, even if it is the last bubble tea place on earth. Their drinks taste either watered down or full of powder. Their service isn’t that great and it is always so crowded in there, which makes it all the more irritating. I can’t stand it in there no more.
No more.

I used to frequent Oasis Tea Zone often when I was in high school– it was a place myself and friends could go to, hang out, and socialize until fairly late on the weekends while drinking enormous milk teas. I found myself craving some bubble tea recently once night, and I’m glad to say, Oasis is still swinging strong. I havent ever had any of their food offerings, but I am a total sucker for their iced coconut milk tea (complete with Boba and Lychee Jelly) — I like that their teas, at least when I’ve ordered them, aren’t cloyingly sweet, although those sensitive to sugar can certainly request less.
Parking is, as you should probably know by now, a little hairy in the ID. It’s doable, if youre willing to pay or circle the block.

I’m from Asian Central, so I’m used to an open tea/​boba store at every corner. 4 stars for being the ONLY place open at 10:30 pm. The drinks don’t compare to the boba drinks down in Socal, but it satisfied my craving. This place was so packed — probably because it was the only place open around the International District. Ordered an almond milk tea, honeydew milk tea, and a popcorn chicken/​fries combo. Nothing special.
Food and drinks came out in a timely manner. The guy behind the counter was screaming the numbers like he was at a football game or something. And there was this guy next to us who asked us if he could have a fry. o. O
Anyway, if you’re an out of towner and looking for some boba late at night, you will probably end up at this place. not by choice.
+ Fast food/​drinks
+ Poppin. so many people.

We were on our way to Jazen Tea across the street when we walked by Oasis and saw long lines, pictures of boba drinks on the window, and really neat wooden bar style seating. We decided to check out Oasis instead which turned out to be a great idea. The place was extremely popular, full of people of all ages and ethnicities. The staff was also very friendly. The line was to the door the entire time we were there, but the drinks were coming out within minutes. Even if you did have to wait a while, there were two television screens, plenty of seating, and multiple games (board games or video games) to keep you occupied.
The menu was extensive and also broken down easily for boba beginners. Since we were coming from out of town, we wanted to try something that we don’t have back at home. The only obvious one was the banana milk tea, which we love banana so it was perfect. The drink was flavored with real banana, not artificial flavoring, so it ended up being really good. Only downside there was a ton of ice, but I was pretty full anyway so I don’t know if I would’ve been able to handle anything more.

The place was empty on my first visit so I was able to enjoy my tea without rush but suddenly it got packed. I had coconut milk ice tea with mini boba. It was delightfully light and flavorsome. The tapioca bubbles were nice and chewy and the milk tea was not too sweet which was good but I think it could have been stronger on the tea side. The popcorn chicken was freshly made and so good, very well seasoned.
This store accross the street from Uwajimaya is excellent for a thirst quencher. Excellent selection of teas and pearls for your enjoyment. This is a very busy and popular place with the younger crowd so it can be very noisy. I killed about an hour or less there before catching my bus and was able to use the wifi and have some bubble tea while I waited my order.
Will definitely come here again. Really nice atmosphere, super friendly staff. Bright café with a bustling vibe & late hours, offering a big selection of bubble teas plus snacks. If in the area and want some tea, definitely would recommend to go here. Oasis is great for all ages, young to old.
*HOURS
Sunday-​Thursday 11AM to 12AM
Friday-​Sunday 11AM to 2AM
*Make sure to ask for a punch card — your 11^th drink is free!

I really like the atmosphere of this place. The bubble tea and drinks are good and the place is lively and fun.
The fruit slushies are great and I always ask to make sure what I’m ordering is made using real fruit. I’ve had the mango and marionberry slushy and I liked both but liked the mango one more. The marionberry was a little too thick for my taste. I’ve also had the sesame hot milk tea and it was so good and perfect for a cold day!
They have a good selection of board games, cards, jenga and things of that sort for people to play with. It’s great for groups or dates and opened till late is a big plus. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a place to chill, hang out and grab some bbt.

Despite the average boba taste, this has always been my go to spot when it comes to late night snacking and boba time. On the weekends, this place opens past midnight… which is pretty awesome if you’re thirsting for boba or food.
For boba, I always ordered the standard honey black or green tea. It’s never too sweet and just the perfect amount of tea taste in it. If you do order other drinks, the milk tea options are never a bad choice. If you’re feeling more adventurous, go for the specials menu where they do a blend of different flavors.
As for food, you can never go wrong with the popcorn chicken. Always served pipin’ hot, these crispy little things are addicting to eat. There’s also a spicy version of the popcorn chicken if you prefer a little zing to your snack. Other food options are fast food style, like fries and corn dogs.
If you don’t feel like eating or drinking, Oasis is a pretty nice place to meet up with friends /​do work /​chill. I highly suggest coming here if you’re looking for a place that opens late and serves boba/​snacking food.