Boba Religion - Reviews

I would say this is the closest tasting matcha similar to Los Angeles/Anaheim (Airoma, tatys). The downside is the drink is half the size you would get in LA for the same price. (Well technically boba religion cost $2 more) Still good tho.

My experience at Boba Religion was quite enjoyable. I found the milk tea to be decent, and the boba was warm and fresh. The matcha was of good quality. The interior was very colorful and aesthetic, creating a pleasant atmosphere. A highlight was discovering the card game 'Sequence' offered at the restaurant. My friends got me hooked on it, and we later bought it and played for hours at home. I'm giving it four stars because, despite the fun, I only managed to win two out of thirteen games played.

My family and I, big fans of boba, had a fantastic experience here. I absolutely loved the Snow Goddess, a Jasmine milk tea with honey and boba. It was surprisingly good, even better than a similar drink I get from Kung Fu Tea. My wife enjoyed the Lucy Lou, a blend of Jasmine and Oolong that wasn't overly sweet, which was much more to her liking. Our daughter also enjoyed her Thai milk tea. This place truly hit it out of the park for our boba-loving family. While it does take a minute to get your drinks, the wait is well worth it. We highly recommend this spot!

My experience at the restaurant was mixed. The drinks were good, but I suggest they go back to using regular ice. The crushed ice gets sucked up the straws when you get a boba, which was a bit of a nuisance. Overall, the food was rated a 4, service a 5, and atmosphere a 5.

My experience at this place was fantastic! The barista, Tram, was the sweetest, contributing to a great vibe. I also found the matcha to be sooo bomb!

My experience at the restaurant was mixed. The ambience was hip, and the service was rated highly. However, the food experience was largely negative. The signature Oreo Matcha drink had good Oreo and matcha flavors, but the bottom layer was unpleasant. It tasted like bits of cheese, which was unexpected and off-putting, especially for an $8 drink. This cheese-like texture reminded me of vomit and made it impossible to finish. 🙃

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! I enjoyed the great drinks and the fun atmosphere. The place offers a bunch of board games, which adds to the enjoyment. The staff was very helpful. I tried the Hojicha, and it was really good.

I’ve never had a bad experience at this restaurant, and I’ve been going on a weekly basis for about 2-3 months now. I really like the forbidden fruit, hachi dori, and the mono no dori (which is the mango matcha). I love the fresh fruit and the attention to detail and quality. They also have happy hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and random deals pop up. One Monday, we bought two drinks and got a free waffle, which was delicious and green. It's definitely one of my favorite spots to stop by while running errands or after work for a little treat.

My experience at this restaurant was amazing, especially if you love boba. I tried the house milk tea with boba, and the boba itself was incredibly good and sweet. The decor also stood out, creating a very unique atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place.

My experience at the restaurant was marred by an issue with a drink ordered for my child. The menu did not clearly indicate that the drink contained tea, unlike other drinks where this information was explicitly stated. When we requested to exchange it for a brown sugar milk with boba because our child cannot have caffeine, we were informed that there would be an additional charge, even though the original drink was returned. This policy felt unreasonable, especially considering the lack of clear menu information.