648 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4Y 2A6 647 348 8181. CoCo on Yonge and Irwin is a bubble tea shop with the fully tailored ingredients to get the right mix drink with individualized stickers affixed that might also warn one of the high sugar content of some of the (too) sweet choices. There is comfortable seating at this outlet, staff are hard working, and lots of folks stay and linger. My favourites are the taro drinks with the edible bits to scoop up at the bottom
Sometimes do the buy one get 1 offer.
The tea, the quality is completely worth it.
Really refreshing milk tea.
Pearl milk tea abd the roasted milk tea.
Guess they both were similar just the toppings different.
Overall,
Really good tea.
Must try.
10/10
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Bubble Tea Cafe in Toronto is very popular. People can find a bubble tea place on each street downtown Toronto. I am not a bubble tea fan, but my boyfriend is. The second day we’ve downtown, my boyfriend took me to a bubble tea place called COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE. COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE has many locations in Toronto and other cities around the world. There are more than 2000 stores in the world. The one we’ve been is close to our hotel on the busiest street downtown Toronto.
We have been to this place twice and every time we arrived there after dinner around 8 pm. This place was always super busy. It has big line up already. We have ordered SMALL MANGO GREEN TEA WITH GRASS JELLO, LARGE CHOCOLATE MILK TEA + PEARL, LEMON KING + COCONUT JELLO, and TAPIOCA CHOCOLATE. There are two sizes of the drinks. The large one is like $5 and the small is $4. They used all the fresh seasonal ingredients. The customers can choose the size of the cup, ingredients, sugar level for their Bubble tea. People can drink it in or take to go. We enjoyed our bubble time at COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE.
Caramel milk tea 50% sugar + green tea 30% sugar... On a hot night stopped by here for bubble tea... Yummy... =^-^= ... Really hit the bubble tea craving and delicious cold drink.
With over 2000 stores worldwide, CoCo Fresh Juice & Tea is the world’s largest leading bubble tea chain. What’s fascinating is that the Taiwan-based franchise also sell 100 bubble tea at every second! With several locations across the GTA, CoCo Tea is also a great spot to sip on some unique and tasty drinks while catching up with friends.
Yes I’m reviewing bubble tea today! Don’t judge me because once you got to try CoCo, you will thank me for it :)! At CoCo Tea, they have an extensive categories of drinks: from milk tea, smoothie to even Yakult (a fermented Japanese probiotic milk) – ensuring that there’s something for everyone here.
This location is close to Yonge and Wellesley which is perfect if you're looking to grab a drink nearby after dinner or just to hang out. I like how they designed the walls for this place with a black board displaying a cute diagram of how tapioca is made and a huge Coco logo on a green textured wall. The place can be quite busy but all the orders come out fast and made exactly to your likings.
I ordered milk tea without tapioca/jellies with regular sugar and ice to share with my bf (too full to have my own). I loved the taste of the roasted milk tea and it wasn't overly sweet at all even with regular sugar. The flavours are more pronounced than other milk teas at different bbt stores which are often overpowered by the milky taste. I can't wait to try other bbt flavours such as the taro milk tea and black tea macchiato!
Tried CoCo tea for the first time. I ordered the 3 Guys Drink which has milk pudding and tapioca with 100% ice and sugar. I thought it was quite good and I love their brewed tea. I've always been curious how their bubble tea tastes like cause I have always been an avid Chatime fan. This location is small and has limited seating. It just opened not too long ago so its quite busy being the only location in the downtown core. I also used my vicinity card to collect the points here. This is the case with most bubble tea places these days.
Here's a change up from Chatime. However, line-up was long and took time to prepare the drinks. It was understandable since they had just opened and it was quite busy. I tried the 3 guys which was a milk tea with pudding, grass jelly and tapioca (less ice, 30% sugar). I wasn't so fond of the pudding but tea tasted fresh. Will return to try their other drinks.
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