Quickly Boba & Snow

Mochi waffles, where have you been all my life?! So delicious. I ordered mine with vanilla ice cream and chocolate syrup and condensed milk. It was warm, crunchy on the outside and nice and soft on the inside. Also had a Thai Tea milk tea with Boba and a Lychee slush with Boba. Both so delicious. The place is very clean and kawaii decorated. We will definitely be going back. The place was packed when we went around 8pm. I want to try their bento boxes and bowls next time. All was very delicious.

Great boba drink. I had the milk Thai green tea with boba. The Hong Kong waffle was not crunchy. Overall nice clean place.

Lactose intolerant friendly! The peach slush is unbelievably delicious and I am a fan of the thai tea slush as well. Boba is good and I am excited for other flavors and mochi waffles! I will be back.

The variety of desserts & regular food is amazing! The Mochi Waffle a la mode is the first thing you must try before any other dessert! Great service there as well :)

I’m pretty sure I’ve tried most of the menu at this point. The bento boxes and banh mi are delicious. Popcorn chicken, tofu butter puffs, and corn nuggets are great for sharing with friends or to munch on by yourself. My fav food item is the soba & tempura box. It comes with this flavorful dipping sauce for the soba noodles. As for drinks I personally love getting the Jasmine milk tea in xl since it’s so addicting! My other favorite drink is avocado with egg pudding.
This cute place has a diverse menu & great service! The girl with the aqua blue hair is cute too! Also if you come on the weekends or during rush time be prepared to wait a bit. But it’s totally worth it! This is my favorite boba and snack shop in Orlando!

I’ve only tried the boba and it’s just that, your typical sweet boba with different flavorings and all. If you want boba then go for it here.

Great Boba tea. Has other options to purchase food and meals also macaroons of all flavors you could think of. service was great and really friendly.
I would recommend to anyone who enjoys boba tea
Pro– lot of variety for flavors and food selection
Con — we ordered a coconut flavored boba milk tea but was not sweet, so we had to purchase a whole new boba tea even after only having one sip.

My gf and I decided we wanted to satisfy our sweet tooth so we stopped on by after grabbing lunch at the nearby Chuan Lu Garden.
After a few minutes (larger menu than expected) we decided to order a Black Milk Tea, Lychee Fruit Slush, 4 Macarons and a BBQ Pork Bahn Mi. I almost regretted coming here after lunch because that Bahn Mi was seriously delicious. The bread was perfectly soft, yet had enough of a bite to hold all the deliciously flavored veggies and pork; at about $ 5 the size wasn’t too bad either for most.
I’m a sucker for lychee so the fruit slush was also a winner; I can’t recall the price but the large serving was more than enough. It had a great blend of sweet and tartness which can be difficult for some places to balance. My gf’s black tea was very tasty as well; it reminded me of a slightly less sweet Thai Iced Tea.
The macarons? Yeah, they were disappointing to say the least. They had a good variety of flavors to choose from (we chose Lavender, Fruity Pebbles, Cookies n’ Cream and Green Tea), but each flavor we chose was frozen on the inside. They continued to thaw as we enjoyed our meal so the last macaron tasted better than the first, but they need to either warn the customers that they’re frozen or find a way to have them thawed out beforehand.
I read several reviews about rude service and long wait times, but we were lucky enough to avoid those difficulties. Our cashier was friendly enough and there was no one in line to create a long wait. Even after ordering, I didn’t feel as if we waited an excessive length of time for our meal.
Would I return? Well I usually tend to stay on the West Side, but I’ll be sure to visit this place whenever I’m in the area; good value and tasty flavors are always welcome.

Spacious bubble tea café that also offers light food bites.
We visited Quickly in the evening of New Years Day, and the place was packed! We waited in line for about 15 minutes just to order, and sadly, everything I wanted to try was out of stock! No macaron ice cream sandwiches, only 3 flavors of macarons, and no mochi ice cream waffles, WAH! Apparently it was busy because they were understaffed that day.
I ordered a black milk tea with boba, and my boyfriend got a taro slush. The boba pearls were soft and sweet to eat, which is my personal deciding factor of whether a boba place is good. The milk tea wasn’t overly sweet, so I enjoyed it to the last drop!
I ordered a Trix macaron, which was so yummy! It tasted just like the cereal, it took me back to my childhood. They have a long list of different flavors, so consider picking up some affordable and unique macarons to give as a gift (or to eat for yourself).
I wouldn’t mind returning to Quickly to try their hot food items, like banh mi or their dumplings. They have lots of seating and fun murals on the wall. It is a great place to chill with friends.

Quickly is one of my go to places for snacks in Orlando. The popcorn chicken is the bomb. Enough said.
But for real, the boba and popcorn chicken always have me coming back. The quirky, kawaii décor make it a cute place to meet with friends. I have also tried the macaron ice cream sandwhich, but this was a little too cold for my taste. It was not as chewy as a macaron should be and was very pricey.
The service here is usually great. I had one bad experience with one of the cashiers who told me to «go read the sign» because he did not want to tell me what toppings I could add to my tea. Other than that, the family who owns Quickly is extremely nice and helpful. Their menu is extensive and I can’t wait to try more of their teas! I definitely never leave without their deliciously spicy popcorn chicken though.

They’ve really up their game since they opened and have a much larger menu! It also occasionally rotates. They have lots of flavors of milk tea, special teas, avocado shakes, and you can fill it with boba, custard, jellies, grass jelly, or coffee jelly! That’s my hack for you guys — only boba is advertised but they are happy to fill it with those things too (see the toppings case for the shaved ice). They have a lot of food offerings like snacks, classic mochi waffle, macarons, and also banh mi and rice bowls. I’m excited to see what else they offer in the future! I love the décor and that they’re opened til 11, perfect for after dinner! This has become my staple bubble tea café. One downside is their macarons are frozen, so they’re not super pleasant to eat and you have to wait a while. They do have beautiful decorations and variety.

Confusing. It seemed like everyone else in line knew what they were doing. I didn’t see a menu until I was second in line to order but was still left confused. The associate seemed annoyed to have to explain it to me. The worker making the deserts behind him complained he had to complete the order. Not cool. It was also pricey.
That being said, the macaroon ice cream things ended up being delicious and the décor inside was way cute to look at while my mystery desert was being prepared.
I would probably only return if they had a promotion and an easy to understand online menu.

I came here twice during my trip to Orlando and as much as I like how cute this place is, I can’t get myself to give this place more than three stars. The drinks and service here are really inconsistent.
On my first trip here, the gentlemen taking orders was freaking awesome. He was very patient and throughly explained the different options for drinks (the sizes, small boba, big boba, combination of the two, etc.) and how to customize your banh mi to your liking (extra jalapeño, toasted/​non-​toasted). He even offered us a stamp card even though we have said that we were out-​of-​towners. I ordered the peach iced green tea with a combination of large and small boba. It was darn good; refreshing and bobas were soft and chewy. The banh mi I ordered was not too bad, but were a little overpriced compared to what I pay for back home in Denver.
My second trip was completely opposite from my first trip. Different guy taking the orders who was very impatient and abrupt in his speaking. Moreover, they ran out of banh mis even though we came in a lot earlier in the day compare to our first trip. My taro milk tea was not good at all; very artificial and I could not finish it which rarely happens to me and my boba drinks. Based on my first trip I came back, but if the second trip was my first I would definitely be hesitant to try this place again.
Nonetheless, this place does offer a lot of treats: boba drinks, shaved ice cream, macarons, popcorn chicken, mochi waffle, etc. It might very well be a hit or miss on their items. If you are lucky you’ll order the right drink and get the right person taking your order.

1 star off for bad service
1 star off for terrible drinks
= 3 stars
When I first came in there it was fairly empty, the guy behind the counter saw us but never greeted. He was standing around for longest time and made eye contact with me several times but still nothing, he could have at least said, «I’ll be with you a moment». About 6min later I asked him if he was ready to take my order and he said «are you ready», I proceeded to say I’ve been ready. I ordered a mango milk tea and it was ok, milk tea was pretty terrible and barely creamy, too much sugar. The honeydew slush I had taste too artificial. The only thing is that the have some of the best macarons I’ve ever tasted and very unique flavors. My favorite were the cotton candy, fruity pebble, ice cream sorbet, and taro. Least favorite was rose lychee, pistachio, coconut, French toast crunch and watermelon which taste liked Chapstick lol. I also had the cream cheese Rangoon and it was just ok

There are lots of bubble tea places in Orlando, and I am not a fan of this.
We tried the Hong Kong waffle/​eggettes, but the texture is all wrong. Each eggette is filled all the way inside, like an average cake, which it should not be. Real eggettes are only half filled with some air space inside. When I bite into it, it’s just too dense.
We also had a shaved snow. While the price was good, I noticed the variety of toppings was very limited. Several trays are missing, I could see the ice in the bin underneath. Maybe they were switching out the toppings? The shaved snow here has a thick, slightly chewy texture, which is the Taiwanese style, not like the fluffier, powdery Korean style; which I actually do like.
Lastly, we also came here for the macaroons. I saw all the pictures of cute Hello Kitty and bear macaroons and I just have to come see for myself. Those special decorated macaroons are only for custom orders, for parties, etc., but they do have a nice variety of macaroons available. Plenty of exotic flavors: jasmine tea, rose, coca cola, watermelon, key lime, Thai tea… you’d want to order one of everything!
The verdict for the macaroon? Hmm, I can’t say. I stopped by after lunch, and as you can imagine, all the shaved snow and eggette filled me up, so I took the macaroons to go. Big mistake. That evening I found them all soggy and soft, the shell sticking to the paperbag it came in. The flavor was still nice. I wish I had tried them fresh. Though honestly, I’ve taken other maracoons to go before and often wait several hours to eat them, and never had problem like this.

This is a nice, friendly shop. It’s brightly decorated, and there’s a wide variety of milk teas, frozen blended drinks, macaroons, and other goodies to keep you coming back for a while. I’ve never been to a place with boba tea where you get to select the size of the tapioca pearls you want, but you can here. I tried a mix, but I prefer the larger boba.
The drinks are well made, and they’re very tasty. This might be my new favorite place for boba tea.

Yummmmm! I had the taro milk tea with boba. While, in my opinion, the taro milk tea is too sweet (and not fragrant like the one served at my favorite boba place), the boba was really good. It was smaller and the texture was perfect.
The menu is pretty varied. Anyone will find something to eat. They carry a wide variety of macarons and also have other snack food options.
The décor is super colorful and cute… and the wall mural is a tiny bit bizarre.
Definitely worth another visit!

I went to the Quickly in San Francisco and it was a mess– super cluttered, bad service, unclean, plus the drinks sucked. The taro milk tea was overly sweet, probably too much syrup.
But this Quickly is completely different. This Quickly is the ish, seriously this place is amazing! Cute artwork on the walls, nicely decorated, clean, and super friendly staff. Reasons why I love this place:
1) Their milk teas and smoothies are on point
2) Two words: mini boba. I don’t know exactly why its better, it just is– accept it
3) Macaron ice cream sandwiches, a combination of my two favorite things
4) Their freshly made macarons. Most places get their macarons shipped from out of state. They custom make all their macarons in house. They sell a big range of unique flavors & personally they taste better and have better quality. I really like their jasmine tea & rose lychee. Also tried their fruity pebbles, cotton candy, and earl grey macarons.

I was finally able to try some Boba and while I enjoyed my Slush, I can do without the Boba Pearls. I did not enjoy the texture of the pearls, a bit too slimy for my taste. I ended up purchasing a cup of Snow as well which I enjoyed very much. I went with the very strange combination of Passion Fruit Snow, Mango Chunks and Chocolate Chips and it miraculously came together. The Snow was refreshing, the fruit was fresh and diced into small pieces and the chocolate… well, it’s chocolate!
I ended up purchasing a dozen Macarons for my wife and I was told they were made well. They offer many different original flavors such as: Key Lime, Coca Cola, Cabernet, Champagne and many others. The ones on display are just that, for display purposes only, the real Macarons are kept refrigerated in the back. The cost for 11 Macarons is $ 22.00 which is a bit pricey but it seems to be the average price from what I’ve found in the area.
Service was very good, the gentleman explained Boba to us because quite honestly, we had no idea what to expect or what to order. The interior is vibrant and inviting thanks to the bright color scheme and décor. Quickly Boba is located on E. Colonial in the Party City Plaza across from Pollo Tropical.

I finally made my way into Quickly and had mixed feelings.
The good–
The storefront is adorable. Brightly colored walls with fun murals, fun lights hanging from the ceiling, and neat sitting areas throughout the shop. The macaroon selection is extensive. SO many flavors and the cutest character macaroons. Who can say no to a hello kitty macaroon?! We got a taro milk tea with boba. The flavor was good and the boba was chewy.
The bad–
There were two staff members behind the counter on the night we visited. One was sitting and one was making boba for a previous customer. We received no greeting or even acknowledgement that we were there and waited for at least 10 minutes before providing our orders. At one point I said to my boyfriend, «they do see us, right?!». If a customer needs to wait 5 – 10 minutes to place an order, they should at least be acknowledged. I was so really disappointed in the actual macaroons. As I mentioned, the flavor variety is extensive, but the actual macaroons were freezing cold and tasted like they were filled with ice cream. It was very odd and unexpected.
It’s cute inside, but will probably continue to visit the other boba shops up the street for these reasons.