Bobalicious

I recommend the Thai tea boba tea. It’s not too heavy, deliciously sweet, yet at the same time not powering. This location is great because its so kid and family friendly! I could definitely see birthday parties being held here (not sure if they actually do this, but it doesn’t hurt to check with management). They offer a flat screen TV with cable at the front of the store, and another TV towards the cash wrap/​back of the store with xbox kinect!
Overall, very friendly staff, clean place, tons of boba and yogurt flavors/​toppings. (they have fruity pebbles! which I am so happy about because a lot of froyo places now a days don’t have this topping). The fro-​yo quality and price here is also comparable to its competitors.

We don’t have too many boba places in Richmond, let alone on the eastern part of 95… So I was absolutely THRILLED when I spotted this little gem while driving back and forth on 360.
My favorite is the Thai Tea slushee with Boba and the taro frozen yogurt (reminds me so much of my childhood :). My son loves the huge TVs and the Kinect. The only complaint I have is that they don’t have green tea slush, which is my favorite. Buttt, we’d still take this place over any other frozen yogurt place any day!

They didn’t have a lot of fruity flavored fro-​yo and very limited toppings. They were missing mochi (they had strawberry mochi but they were gross), mango, and blueberries. They had a lot of variety for smoothies and boba drinks though. You can mix up to 3 flavors if you choose to get a smoothie. I got piña colada, mango and blueberry but all I could taste was the piña colada.
They have lots of things to keep their customers entertained. A kinect system, a big screen tv with comfy couch, and board games. It’s a nice place to just chill out with some friends but I don’t know about the food…

Great place, reminds me of all the froyo/​boba places in LA. They don’t have a wide variety of milk tea flavors, unfortunately, but there are a lot of other drink combos to choose from nonetheless. They have these things you can also put in your drink called gushers? Or poppers? Anyway, they’re little caviar-​like balls of fruity flavor… totally genius and yummy. I got some froyo (red velvet & thin mint = SO GOOD) and BF got a boba, and we sat in a booth and played an intensely competitive game of Jenga. I don’t think we would ever linger here if/​when it’s crowded, because it seems very teeny bopper friendly, but it was very pleasant and empty today.

Best frozen yogurt in the area, friendly staff, and interesting flavors. And the boba drinks are cool.