Boba Licious

Great Boba! I have only tried the mango smoothie. They also sell food which is pretty cool and they have couches so it’s a pretty cool hang out spot and they have wifi so you could go and get homework done while having a refreshing boba. Btw they are quick so if you are in a hurry and want boba I recommend this place.

Food is extremely good. Reminds me of my mothers. Two 2 combo plates with two drinks was just under 20 bucks. Their dessert drink (halo-​halo) is insanely delicious! All types of desserts and drinks. Only bad thing is that they do cans of soda instead of cups or a fountain drink. Really recommend this place

Delicious food from the Phillipines! Boba tea is really tasty too! Full and rich in flavor and the texture of the bobas is perfect. Some other places make theirs slightly watered down or too much ice, or too sweet and Boba Licious nailed it!

The place is kinda small, but we were glad there were not many people when we went for lunch on a weekday. I tried the 3 item combo and had the pork adobo, chicken adobo and fried fish. The food quantity was very good. Huge portions and was quiet full. I am a big eater and i had left overs which i packed to take home. The fried fish was not that great (but again it might be good for someone else), i however liked both of the adobos. The food felt it was freshly made and also they serve freshly made smoothies. I did not have one though to tell you how it was. They also have packed items for sale on the counter (sweets, and chicken empanadas, chips, etc. The owner was very friendly and she explained what all the dishes she had were made of. I know it wont be a place i will be going that often as i am not that big of a filipino food, but maybe 3 – 4 times a year ?
Maybe you should just go once and try the food to see if you appreciate the filipini cusines to decide.

Stopped in for a Boba Milk Tea and was pleasantly surprised to see they had some cultural food choices. My son and I got some fun drinks with milk fruit and some really good purple ice cream on top. I bought a sample side of sausage to go. I ate it when I got home and gave my wife a bite, it was awesome. Great flavor. Excited to go there for lunch and have a full meal and try more of the dishes. There were some chicken and pork dishes that looked amazing.

«Mr. Adobo» high recommends this fine family friendly restaurant.
I have been a loyal customer even when this restaurant was located in Beaverton.
I ordered so many plates of their wonderful pork adobo that they gave me the nickname «Mr. Adobo».
For those of you who are not familiar with the food of the Philippines, you are really missing out. The Philippines has one of the most unique and distinctive cuisines of any single country in the world. It is not «Asian style food», it is the original «Fusion Food». Their food has been influenced by many different cultures. Spain governed this area for over 400 years, so the European influences are significant. Other cultures like China and Malaya also contributed their share to Filipino cuisine. The end result is the best parts of Asian and European cooking all combined into one very unique and distinctive cuisine.
Boba LIcious has some of the most authentic Filipino Food in the entire North West.
They use the finest quality ingredients and combine them to make some truly delightful dishes. They put heart into everything they prepare.
This is not some foofy trendy restaurant. This is an unpretentious little family restaurant where everyone is made to feel welcome. You will also meet some of the coolest people you will encounter in any Portland area restaurant here — a lot of really nice Filipino people tend to eat lunch here. You can have food AND a positive cultural experience here.
These are the kind of folks who deserve your business. I highly recommend Boba Licious.

This is their new location. I’ve actually never been to their old location so I can’t say much about whether they have the same stuff. The pusit Adobo was pretty flavorful. The milk tea was not too strong and not too sweet for my liking, just right. The lady there was very patient and friendly. 4 stars because it can take a little bit to get your boba drink if there a bunch of people ahead of you which makes sense. Their halo halo is pretty decent and doesn’t have as much fixings as I’m use to. Other than that I will definitely be back to try more of the food.

Home style Filipino comfort food in Hillsboro! Don’t let the new location fool you, I’ve been eating here for years. Boba used to be located on Cornell road, next to Bandito Taco. The restaurant operates similar to many restaurants in Hawaii, whereas dishes are priced according to the number of choices (1 choice, 2 choice, etc.). The menu items are consistent but there are items that appear on select days of the week e.g. lechon kawali, kare kare, pork sisig — to name a few. Of course there are the stand by items that you can’t go wrong with, like pork adobo, dinuguan and my favorite — pinapaitan. The owners are wonderful & friendly people who will not hesitate in offering samples and describing the dishes to those unfamiliar with Filipino cuisine. As for the food, it brings back memories of me growing up in Guam and eating in the Filipino restaurants at the northern side of the island. I’m not sure why but I prefer the taste of Filipino restaurants in Hawaii and Guam vs. the mainland, with the exception of Boba of course. I highly recommend for those craving for home style Filipino food. Naimas, delicious, masarap and in my language — månnge’.

Tucked away in a quiet residential area, Boba Licious sits in a small convenience center. The restaurant is clean. They offered several Filipino dishes, the sinigang and pork adobo were tasty. This is a good place for any one wanting to have a quick Filipino food fix.