OMG Boba Tea

I am absolutely obsessed with the watermelon slush from this place and would give 5 stars only for that reason, but the customer service is awful! They actually are so unfriendly you almost feel uncomfortable going I there like you are inconveniencing them with your business. The last time I was there, the lady at the register angrily calculated my total for three drinks on a calculator and then just turned the calculator towards me to give me my amount. If I didn’t love the watermelon slush, I would literally never go back here. Also, could someone let the guy behind the curtain know we can all hear him yelling?!

The lady behind the counter greeted me but she looked irritated. There was a picture of different types of pudding you can add to your drink on the counter, I asked her about it and she told me they didn’t have it, while she was really digging into her eye with her finger. Hopefully she washed her hands while she went to make my boba behind that curtain. I ordered the coconut pineapple boba and it was the worst boba I ever had (no flavor) First and last time I’m coming here.

What disgusting place. I order the peanut butter and banana and my wife order the Thai tea. We both got diarrhea. Hygiene is just bad in that place.
I will try to call the better business bureau and ask for the last inspectoin date and grade.

Boba tea is boba tea, but with good and friendly service it could be the best boba tea. The place needs to work on their customer service skills.

This place wouldn’t be my first choice for boba but it isn’t horrible. It’s kind of what you expect from an average milk tea. It was also extremely sweet but tasted artificially so. There is a lot better than this place but it’s worth a try if you don’t have a particular taste in mind.

It’s Boba, but there is nothing spectacular about the place. The family that runs the shop are not very friendly. It’s the closest place to my home so I have been there on a few occasions. I seem to get distracted from the last time that it sucked too bad because I want some freaking Boba!
I have tried the Rosehip tea, the tea, and banana Boba. Eh, If you want good Boba, go to China Town.

If you don’t know good boba, you obviously like this place.
I tried so hard to like this place since it is so close to my house but I can’t.
Place to easy to spot with a big boba sign out front. When walking in, there is a weird distinct smell. The woman who works here has no personality. She greets as you walk in but there is no smile.
I’ve tried multiple drinks here & none have been amazingly great. The milk tea tastes almost like chocolate milk. The taro milk tea tasted like straight powder. Mango smoothie was good because it was made out of real mango but still could use more flavor.
I wouldn’t recommend this place if you want good boba, but if you’re in the mood for cheap, mediocre boba stop by!

I used to frequent this place a lot (a few times a week with my son) and the owner knows who I am but I will not be going back. Today I went in to get a drink and the total was $ 4.85. When I went to pay with my card she refused stating there was a $ 5.00 minimum. I had no cash on me so needless to say I left without a drink! I have given this business so much money I think it was absolutely rude. Not to mention this is not a place you want to come and sit down to enjoy your boba tea. It’s awkwardly quiet with no music for ambience and the woman who works the counter is not very warm and fuzzy! This place just lost what used to be a loyal customer because of their greed!
I would say it is worth the drive to get a boba tea from somewhere else. This has not ever been my favorite place but it was convenient! They will no longer have my business!

The Boba fairy brings me large boba taro milk tea from time to time and its sooo… bobalicious!
Completely Bobankulously yummy and bobariffix. They have a buy 10 get 1 free card and the prices are very reasonable.
Great location for those in the Summerlin area and located next to Big Lots.
Their fresh fruit slushies are awesome but I prefer the classics (milk tea with boba or taro with boba). The Boba fairy loves her fruity drinks including the passionfruit delight.
You can’t help but bask in the Bobadaciousness from this local bobatique. You heard it here.

I am a self-​claimed boba enthusiast and could probably write a book about boba. That being said, I had to stop by a boba shop, especially with a name like OMG boba. And guess what people? OMG this place suck so bad.
AMBIANCE/​LOCATION
OMG boba is one of the few boba shops in Summerlin. Great for people that live in the area so they don’t have to make a trip down to Chinatown just for a boba fix. I think one of the reason why this place is not up to par and never will be with other boba shops in town is because there is no competition in the area. This place is definitely not for people looking for their best cup of boba in town so do not go with high expectation.
Located in the same plaza as Big Lots and Savers. Lots of parking spaces and the store itself is small with few tables and chairs along the wall. It can get awkward since there is no music. Place is quiet, probably even more quiet than any local library I’ve been to.
SERVICE
Again, do not expect anything spectacular. Very chill and people here will not go the extra mile to give you suggestions or ask how the drinks are. I find the lady at the counter somewhat rude but it is probably just the tone of her voice.
DRINK
They use natural ingredients/​fresh fruits for their drinks. Sadly I am not really a fan of slushes and all I ever get are milk teas, hence this review is strictly on my usual –Jasmine Milk Tea.
Jasmine milk tea here is flavorless. It tasted diluted, if not more like a flavor water. I am glad I got lychee jelly on my most recent visit because without the lychee jelly, my drink would have been a flavorless drink with flavorless boba. Lychee jelly added enough sweetness and made my drink refreshing.
Boba here has absolutely no flavor. I hate the boba here. Outer layer of boba is super gooey and gelatinous yet the inner part is extremely chewy like it’s not cooked. Most boba shops I’ve been to use honey or brown sugar to sweeten the boba. This place uses nothing for their boba and that’s something they should change.
CONCLUSION
Great for people in the area who are in need of boba fix and craving healthy, light drinks made with natural ingredients but their boba sucks. They do have other toppings but I rather drive to Chinatown for a more decent drink and boba.

My review based off the taro it was real fruit unlike other places, but it was thick like a protein shake. I think they just put milk and taro, it definitely could’ve been better. I haven’t tried the other smoothies though.

Great place! You know why??? Because their boba’s are perfectly cooked, their drinks are all natural for all of the moms out there that like natural shit and they also have the option of powdered boba for all the peeps out there who like it sweeter. I like my taro boba powdered because have you tasted the fruit taro? Not the business for me.
Other than the neon green paint on the inside, the place is a must try. Prices are soo reasonable and their medium is the typical large at other boba places and their large is freaking large! It’s normal to have a small space so just heads up. This is my boba joint and I’m glad it’s not all the way in Chinatown

Not quite sure what to rate this place, maybe 2.5 stars. I’d been seeing it when I go to the bank here, and finally decided to try it.
Upon walking through the door I heard a loud «F%#K» from the back room, where someone was obviously on a phone call. The lady at the counter was pleasant enough, but you could tell she was annoyed with whoever was on the phone. The couple in front of me ordered like 6 drinks, and the counter lady had to make everything by herself while the mysterious person behind the curtain continued to talk on the phone loudly. Just kind of weird.
I ordered a mocha smoothie with boba. It was just ok, a little too icy for me, and didn’t have any creaminess. Not my normal boba order, I usually choose almond or thai tea. Overall, I wasn’t that impressed with the product but will try them again on another day because prices are fair. $ 3.50 small, $ 3.95 medium, $ 4.50 large.
I smiled at the counter lady when she gave me my drink, and she smiled back and was friendly enough considering the noise from the back.

I spotted this boba shop on my way to do some shopping at Big Lots. We walked in and were greeted by a lady who said hello to us while we browsed the menu. They have milk teas, smoothies, and even ice cream. I wanted a smoothie so I asked her if the smoothies had real fruit and she said yes. Yay!
I ordered a small avocado smoothie with boba, and my bf ordered a small strawberry banana smoothie. It took about 5 minutes for our smoothies to be prepared and I didn’t like that I couldn’t see how they were making them. They go behind this curtain in the back to prepare the drinks. Makes ya wonder what is really going on back there.
In the meantime some guy in the back was practically yelling profanities. I am not sure who or what he was talking to as I couldn’t see him, but it was very unprofessional considering there were guests in the store. He was LOUD and seemed angry! Probably should make sure no one is in the store before you start yelling profanities like that. Anyway the smoothies were fine, a little too sweet for my liking. My boyfriend didn’t like his because I found half of the smoothie still in my car the next day.
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I gave them the benefit of the doubt the first time but after the last time and my recent boba binging at other find establishments I won’t be back. I got strawberry & coconut with boba and it was not good. They used strawberry syrup (yak) and coconut milk vice fresh ingredients. Didn’t taste good and the boba was awful… not soft nor really round per se. Didn’t taste fully cooked since it was hard on the inside.

The closest boba place to my office and the house that uses real fresh fruits. I mean, why bother with places that use mixes loaded with artificial flavors, coloring and lots of sugar? Might as well drink a Kool-​Aid.
The boba pearls are soft and warm. The drinks are well-​blended.
It’s a small place in a strip mall. You grab a drink and off you go.

The lone boba option on this side of town (that I’ve found so far), it’s certainly easier to pop in here than head to Chinatown. Love that they have fresh fruit available! Menu includes milk teas and slushes, made with fresh fruit when possible.
Taro flavor is not one that is available fresh, obviously– not too fond of the mix they use, or rather the way it’s mixed. Flavor is fine, and the texture isn’t too gritty, but the bottom of my cup always seems to have a ton of boba and liquid at the bottom with the slush sitting on top of it, and weird chunks of clumped flavor where the two mix. Not a great experience– making my go-​to boba drink not my preference here.
Service is fine– quick and to the point. Decorative fountains and screens are a nice touch. They also have a high-​end espresso maker, seems this is also a good place to get your coffee fix though I haven’t yet had it here.

If I was on the side of town and really wanted boba, I guess I would stop here if there was no other choice. The customer service here really needs some work. They were not friendly and never smiled, but at least she said ‘thank you’ one time. Overall, I just didn’t feel wanted. Buying boba is supposed to be a happy experience and it totally wasn’t. Drinking it made me a little happier, but I was mildly irritated that I gave hard earned money to this location and that they weren’t happy to receive it.
Now, on to the boba. Actually, they have pretty good boba here. I got lychee and coconut and it was delicious. They claim to make fresh fruit boba, and that may be true. It definitely did taste somewhat fresher. I wish that I could have watched them make it instead though, their entire mixing station is hidden, unlike Easy Life Boba (but they use powder).
Also, they didn’t allow me to mix flavors. That part kind of sucked, but their flavor combos are pretty extensive, so you shouldn’t be disappointed, unless you’re picky like me!

Hey guys,
If you’re in the area and in the mood for some good boba with great service, then give OMG a shot. From the first time I’ve been here to the last time, great service is what I got. On top of that, they have some of the tastiest and warmest boba around. I’m happy that OMG opened up in my gf’s hood because it eliminates those days of having to drive to Chinatown to get my boba fix. OMG hasn’t been around long and they will soon have snow slush. In the meantime, you can smoothies and slush with a plethora of flavors. My drink of choice… just an iced coffee or a hot coffee with boba. This has also been the only thing that I ever get here. If it ain’t broke, why fix it? Right? Obviously, I’m a fan of boba and a fan of OMG. See you here.
PS: The owners are great. Next time you’re here, say hello to Kevin. He’s the little secret behind OMG’s success.
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B is for Bubble
Bubble Bubble Bubble
Bubble Bubble Bubble
B is for Bubble or Boba Tea
And B is for brother who brought you some
And B is better than any letter for OMG BOBA TEA…
If you watched a lot of Sesame Street growing up like I did then you’ll remember the catchy tune, «B is for Bubble» and you’ll find yourself, like I did, singing this jingle when you walk out with your yummy Boba Drink.
Friendly service and lots of flavors and boba styles. I chose the lychee tea boba and since I’m a lover of a tea Frappucino made at another establishment… begins with Starbucks… I knew this flavor would be for me. Despite Lychee tea being a black tea and good for your health I found it super tasty creamy and fun to sip out of the jumbo straw surprised by every little tapioca round bubbly ball that swam up to be chewed like a gummy bear. I’ll be back for more.
Conveniently located in a strip mall on Lake Mead and Rampart. You’ll be given a card to «Buy 10 boba’s get one free» so go now!