Infinitea

I’ve been seeing this new place on and off on Unilocal.I never thought of coming here since I find all milk tea places the same. I get disappointments time after time when I try new tea places. It took me a very loooong time and a strong craving to drag me here. When I read a review saying this tea place is also owned by Rainbow tea house I had to come try it. I love Rainbow tea house but it’s far from town.
This place is near walmart behind the HMSA buidling. When I stepped in, the interior and size is similar to Rainbow. I looked at the menu and there were a lot of options. I wanted to take my time to think it over on what I should try here that’s different from other places. The lady behind the counter was waiting and looking at us. I got intimidated and my bf kept asking me what I want. So I quickly chose the sesame milk tea and my bf got the lihing mui smoothie. I made a worst decision. When I got my order it looked really watery with the sesame sinking to the bottom. Ooookay. I took a sip of it and yea it’s pretty bad. I hate to admit but teapresso bar’s sesame milk tea look way more tastier. This drink was probably a spoon of sesame powder and some milk and water. I did say less ice, I didn’t mean bits of ice floating on the top. My bf’s drink was not bad. It was actually a li hing smoothie that was tasty.
It’s quite expensive for the drinks. A regular (small) is about $ 4 something. Dang… I don’t know if I’ll be back…

First time trying this place out! I was actually getting my hair done while one of the assistance suggested this place. She kept talking to me about how good they were. So, of course I had to try it out and see for myself.
I’m so glad she mentioned it cause if she didn’t then I wouldn’t have discovered my new favorite tea place! I got the ube n love. SO DELICIOUS I highly recommend it! Pretty bummed I got the regular, my advice– GET THE JUMBO! Lol enjoy!

This place is the best! So much yummy flavors and everything is customizable to your sweet tooth.
My only complaint is that sometimes it takes a long time to fill the orders, it’s better if you’re with a friend. Then you can play some scrabble or connect 4.

Cool little boba place in that new building on Sheridan behind Walmart. You can park at Walmart and walk over or put your car in their neat car elevator parking.
I tried the Creamy Stranana (one of their signature house drinks) with boba, and I was not let down! The bottom smoothie layer is strawberry banana and is topped by coconut smoothie. The Jasmine milk tea is pretty standard at boba places, but it’s really really good here.
And of course, the novelty of this place would be the board games. They’ve got jenga and Connect 4 — perfect, quick group games. There are maybe 5 tables of 4, so it can get full in there. But if you get a table, it’s worth it to actually sit down and enjoy your drink AND the company of friends without awkwardly sitting at the table staring at your phones.
Staff is friendly and they work quick. Recommend if you’re in the area and craving some boba.

This place has to be tied with Phở King as the best pun based shop on the island.
Located at the new 808 Center (aka the fancy smancy place with the robot parking) this is a wonderful compliment to a plethora of restaurants in the area.
My favorite here has to be the fruit teas here, especially the pineapple one. It takes a little longer than other places to get your drink but they do make their drinks from real fruit and not powder. Plus, while you and your friends wait, theres simple board games for everyone to enjoy.
Parking is tough if you’re just going there so I recommend trying to see if there are any street parking on Sheridan first before committing to the valet parking here.

I’m a little picker when it comes to milk tea. I like my tea strong enough that I can actually taste the tea along with the other flavors or the sweetness added to it rather than just sugar. Infinitea is just like any other bubble tea place that has popped up recently. Tons of options for you to choose from and the ability to customize your drinks. However, they offer an awesome giant sized drink at a very reasonable price and they have board games for you to play with. That was a nice perk for me. Got to play games I haven’t played in ages!
Why 3 stars? The tea is just average just like any other place in my opinion plus parking is not so fun. Who wants to deal with valet parking? Obviously they don’t have a say in the matter due to the fact that they aren’t the only tenant and they don’t own the building. But if Infinitea was located elsewhere with free or validated parking, I wouldn’t mind going here for my milk tea cravings, solely on the fact that they have a jumbo size that would last me all day.

Good taste, a little on the sweet side, but that can be adjusted. This was my first time so had normal sweetness. I would recommend 50 or 75%. Service was quick and Friendly. There was a lot of items on the menu; from your normal milk teas, to shakes, smoothies, and sherbet drinks. Everything looked good.
I love the relaxed atmosphere with board games on every table. We ended up sitting down and playing a couple games of Jenga. Service was quick and Friendly.
I am totally in love with this new complex. I can feel it will be very popular very soon. Many food establishments and hair salons. Parking is valet with and automated elevator garage. It is currently free at night but will be charging soon, probably at the beginning of the year.

I am in love with refreshing, not overly sweet, flavored teas. With tea shops popping up everywhere, there are sooooooooooooo many options available. When I drive to Walmart on Keeaumoku, I’ve been driving past a new tea shop, Infinitea (in that new building across from HMSA). On one Saturday afternoon, I decided to stop by to check out this new spot.
It wasn’t very busy. It looked like a great place to go to study (I wish all these tea places existed back when I was a student… not sure if I could afford the drinks though! Some are at least $ 5 per drink and it’s not a very large size). I love the décor — one wall is just chalk drawings that I’m guessing the staff did (and they did an awesome job of drawing on it). Also, on the tables, there are board games for people to play. How innovative and unique!
Their menu is quite expansive with so many choices and options to customize. I tried the watermelon fruit tea. I think they take actual watermelon and blend it as I could still see small chunks of watermelon floating in the tea (yay to not using flavored syrups). I got it with 75% sweetness. I loved the drink — very refreshing and just the right level of sweetness. I could really taste the watermelon.
I also tried it with the green apple star-​shaped jelly. The jelly had the firm texture of jello, which is how I like it. What stood out to me was that they have jelly in specific shapes (they even have teddy bear shaped jelly!).
So the downside is that the drinks are a bit pricey. For a regular, which looks like it may be about 12 oz tops, it costs $ 4-​something ($ 4.70 maybe?). The large is $ 5.30 and would be about 24 oz. The pricing does seem comparable to other tea shops though.

Came here a few times and I must say, I may have a new favorite milk tea place. It’s located in the new building that just went up near Walmart.
I ordered three different milk teas, the taro milk tea, the Taiwanese milk tea and the regular milk tea. The taro and the regular milk tea were both good. Not overpoweringly sweet. And the taro milk tea had an aftertaste like captain crunch. I miss captain crunch! However, the Taiwanese milk tea was a little too sweet for my liking and I just wasn’t feeling it.
With the desire to try something new I asked the cashier if he liked the strawberry or mango fruit tea and he simply said they’re good. I assume he didn’t try it before? But I ended up getting the mango fruit tea which was way too sweet after the cashier’s suggestion to add the mango stars. I don’t like my drinks overly sweet so I ended up tossing it out. Probably won’t get fruit teas here again. I’ll stick to milk teas.
But anyways, they also have board games on the table for you to play with while you wait for your drink and/​or enjoy it. I’ll definitely be coming back and they also use the belly app for check ins. If you don’t know what that is they have cards at the cashier.
If they can make their drinks consistently I may start coming here more often.

Hands down, my new favorite bubble tea joint.
Who can ask more than awesome bubble tea with tons of add-​ons, clean establishment, friendly staff, and Connect Four?!
They also have this amazing point system and very modern with the ipad scanning thang going on. Interactive so customers do their own scanning. Neat!
I usually just get regular milk tea, add tapioca and ube ice cream (addl $ 1.50). I also get this 50% sweet since the ube ice cream makes it too sweet, imo.
I recently tried the Ube In Love smoothie. I was scared to get a coconut smoothie imagining it tasting like banana boat sunscreen. HAHA. But man, this may totally be my new favorite drink. The balance between the Ube and Coconut is amazing and I LOVE the blended smoothies over the regular milk tea. I got this 75% sweet as I never like my drinks tooooo sweet.
They always have like 10 employees working when I’ve been here the past 2 times. Are they training or something? Idk, but it still takes about 10 minutes for drinks to be made here even if there’s no one behind you in line. WHY!?!
Meh, well… I guess waiting isn’t too bad since there’s games! I don’t think I was ever this stoked about playing Connect Four before. Anyways, it’s pretty fun and my bf always wins, ugh LOL.
A large smoothie or drink can run you around ~$ 7 but I don’t mind since isn’t my daily coffee or anything. I love it and don’t mind paying this much for a «dessert».
Can they blend the milk tea? Next time I’m totally asking!
I can’t wait to try more flavors and toppings!

Infinitea is one of the newest milk tea joints to pop up in the 808. I’ve trekked here a few times and I like the clean modern décor, the board games and of course the milk tea.
Infinitea is pretty much your standard bobba café and they offer iced teas and fruit smoothies as well. One thing that does stand out is their ginormus flavor selection. They’ve got one of the bigger menus in town. One item that stands out is the «Krazy Nuts» Milk Tea. With a name like that I had to try it and found it to be a smooth blend of crushed nuts like almond and cashew. I must say «Krazy Nuts» is krazy tasty and I haven’t found a milk tea like this anywhere else. They also have flavors like wintermelon, ube, and black sesame as well.
While you’re sipping on your bobba-​goodness you can play Connect Four and Jenga, making this a great spot to chill with friends or with dates.
Parking can be a pain in the bobba, but you can suck it up and valet park in 808 Sheridan Center for $ 2, park on the street, or guerilla park at Wal-​Mart and walk over.
I’ll be back for more of the #bobbalife in the near future. To Infinitea and beyond!

Saw this on Unilocal and had to try it :) I got the strawberry Li hing Mui tea with mango star jelly. It was refreshing and the Li hing wasn’t too powerful, and the mango star jelly was really good. To me, the best part was that the strawberry was fresh and had real chunks of strawberry in it
Service was friendly, and the menu was quite expansive. The only downside is parking, but the cashier told me that they have free 15 min valet parking in the back.
I’ll definitely be back to try other teas and smoothies!

I just tried this new tea place on Sheridan for the first time yesterday and loved my drink! I ordered the kiwi strawberry fruit tea at 75% sweetness with mango star jelly (0.60 additional charge) and it was easily the best drink I have had in a long time. The pieces of fruit and the mango star jelly were a power combo and every new sip of my drink brought yet another sigh of pure satisfaction.
I really like the variety of drinks available here. Infinitea’s menu has milk teas, fruit teas, smoothies, drinks with sorbet, and milkshakes! I originally had a hard time deciding what to get and asked the employee at the register for recommendations. He was very friendly and suggested the royal milk tea, the black sesame milk tea, the kiwi strawberry fruit tea, the peach mango fruit tea, and the signature teas (especially the ube in love!). All of them sounded tempting but as you know, I ended up going with the kiwi strawberry. I hope to return soon to try those other drinks!

I like the ambience of this place. Unlike other tea places, they have board games on each of the tables that you can play with. I challenged my hubby to a whole game of scrabble. We must have been there for at least a half hour.
Their drinks aren’t bad. It a dollar more than most of the other tea spots. I got the Thai milk tea with boba. My hubby got his usual, Pineapple and Orange fruit tea with boba. We both chose 100% sweetness and it was perfect. I noticed that they sell cookies that are in cookie jars by the register.
Their frequent shopper card isn’t a stamp on a piece of paper. It’s actually done through the iPad or on your smart phone. It’s called Belly and you accumulate points by checking in.
The customer service here is good. The workers behind the counter are friendly. One of the guys helped me set up my frequent shopper card. They also insert the straw in your drink for you, before they hand it to you.

This place is awesome. Why is it awesome you ask? Well first of all, the variety of flavors fruit tea to choose from can make you feel like your in a candy store. You just want all of it.
Also they offer free belly cards to attach onto your keys. That way you can scan in and collect your points. As your points increase on every purchase you make, you can redeem them for drinks, desserts and etc. It makes it more fun, and I’m not handed another paper card for stamps that I lose most of the time.
I did not catch the name of the young lady that aided me. She was sweet, attentive, and helpful. She explained to me on how to input my email in the system, and I had already accumulated 15 points for signing up! Bam! That’s how you can lure me in lol. She also gave me a free key chain that was adorable.
As I looked at the choices in front of me, I decided to order the pineapple lihing fruit tea. I did not want any sweeteners added at all.
I sat on a chair and waited. She brought my drink to the table. It looked bright red. Unless pineapple is being grown red I think she may have made a mistake. Lol It turned out she heard strawberry. I told her it was ok I did not mind at all. I took my first sip and it was indeed delightful and very very delicious. I tasted the crushed strawberries floating around with the flavored lihing.
Oh yes I will be back! A++++ Everything!

I’m digging this new place off Sheridan street and Rycroft Ave. The ambiance is new, clean and inviting. Love the fact that you can sit down with your drink and play a game of connect 4. If parking weren’t so unavailable in this area, I’d come more often. I believe its valet only so you’ll have to take it to the street if you don’t want to do that. They have a large menu so there’s a variety of things you can order. Today we got a bunch of fruit teas and smoothies which were all satisfying on a hot day. The only think I will say is that it’s a little pricier than most bubble tea places where a small drink is nearly $ 5 with tax.
If you’re in the area, highly recommend you make a visit for some refresher!

«Woke up, only one drink on my mind.
Not Starbucks, had no coffee beans to grind
It’s Taiwanese and it’s so good all the time
We living the boba life!»
This song, Bobalife, was stuck in my head. After seeing so many people check in at Infinitea, I had to go! What better way to fill my craving than trying a new place out? We arrived after lunch hoping it wouldn’t be too busy. It was great timing because there were tables available.
We stood in line and looked at the menu board. Once I saw milk tea, it was decided. I ordered that with boba. If you don’t know how to order, they have a board by the cashier teaching you how to order their drinks. My bb didn’t know what to get so I suggested he try the kiwi watermelon smoothie so that’s what he ordered with no toppings. There are 3 sizes (regular, large and monster) and we both ordered large.
They asked us to register for their points program called Belly so we can keep track of our points earned here. I thought the camera was to take our picture but it was to scan the QR code lol. Good thing I didn’t pose too long. You will need to check your email to finalize the registration process. We got our drinks rather quickly and the cashier brought them over to our table.
They have games on the tables and we played Connect Four. We all know who kicked butt in the game so I won’t embarrass anyone. This is a nice cool new spot with good customer service. The drinks were equally good and I can see myself coming back. I hope this place does well so check them out!

Bah humbug! Oh is that the wrong reaction?! Is it too early to be grumpy about something? That’s what I felt about places that sell bubble tea’s or some weird stuff with jelly, jelly balls or anything with a sweet taste dessert-​esq like tea.
I’m pretty old fashion when it gets to tea. I don’t like iced tea and I prefer my tea as simple as possible. Hot and either too strong or light. Well, until I read Mango Milk tea and Lychee Milk tea on their menu. Now I’m still a little sketch about trying tea in a particular style like this. But when I heard about the «Great Wall» (.50c additonal) which is a topping of condensed milk around my cup, I’m all in. At my first time, my friend was feeling too generous and pulled my leg to try something else. It didn’t have to be tea but a smoothie.
My order went a little something like this
1) Size= Regular ($ 5.35 Regular, $ 6.15, $ 7.35 for fresh fruit smoothies)
2) Type of Drink= Mango Madness Smoothie
3) Topping= Jelly Stars (.10c additional only), Uh!
!!
4) Level of Sweetness= 25% (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 115%) Crazy!
5) Ice level= No ice
Their smoothie brought some nostalgia of a soy drink I use to enjoy as a child. I love the fact that it didn’t have the texture of a typical smoothie I would get from Jamba or anywhere else. It was something different. For me, this is a good introduction to trying their bubble fruit teas.
Location is on Sheridan, behind HMSA and in front of Choi’s Garden Restaurant. Parking is street only or walk over after shopping at Walmart for a quick grab. They have plenty of indoor seats with board games to play while waiting for your drink or simply having a fun day with your friends.
**FYI** Don’t forget!
Earn some points and sign up for the BellyCard (
) if you don’t already have it. This can be used at any businesses that uses the same card. You earn points throughout your purchases and redeem them for some items.**

The owners of Rainbow Tea House in Aiea have opened this new location in town and I’m loving mostly everything about it. Same great bubble tea, same friendly employees. Prices are a little higher at this location, which is not surprising since rent is higher in town.
My go-​to drink here is their lychee green tea with large pearls, 25% sweet, with less ice. It’s the ultimate thirst quencher.
What’s not to like about Infinitea is the parking. It’s valet only. No loading zones or 5 minute parking stalls. Therefore, either come with a co-​pilot and send them in, or cross your fingers for a spot on the street. The friendly owner did tell me that if you can’t find parking, give them a call and they will walk out your drink to you. I would consider that last if you can’t find anything on the street and you are pressed for time.
p. s. if you are a regular at Rainbow Tea House, bring your stamp cards — they honor it here.

Monster. They have a monster size for their tea! And heart shaped boba!
But only street parking now. We got lucky and found parking fast. This place is in the new building with Urban Bistro and the owner owns Rainbow Tea House in Aiea as well (no wonder there’s board games on all the tables). It’s not a very large place compared to some other milk tea places nearby.
They have a loyalty program that’s online called Belly. You should sign up for and get points. You can download the app and check your progress as well.
So just like any other tea place you choose type, size, toppings and sweetness levels. You can also choose ice amount which is nice since I don’t like a bunch of ice of it waters down my tea.
I got a wintermelon milk tea with chia seeds and lychee jelly. It tasted like your standard milk tea. It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t unique either.
I will say that they do have quite an extensive menu of drinks to choose from which is nice ranging from iced tea to milk tea to smoothies.