Bobabam reviews and discussion

I like the uniqueness and convenience of creating an iced coffee drink like those from a tea shop. Personally, I found the boba pieces taste good but I simply can't handle the texture when combined with my drink. I separated the boba from my drink and ate them separately. Overall the coffee tasted great. It was strong and paired really well with my creamers of choice. I made for a delicious iced coffee anytime, although the price is not something I would pay regularly since I am not a fan of the boba pieces.

I've tried the brown sugar and the strawberry flavors. They're both equally good to me. This is my favorite brand to make boba at home with even if it is expensive. I've seen the brand go through three different package redesigns now at this point, but I preferred when the straws weren't plastic.

My nieces and nephew ranging from ages 9-14 all thought this was a pretty cool drink. The instructions were easy to follow and they could do it by themselves. They microwaved the frozen base mix then added it to a cup of milk. It tasted like strawberry milk and wasn’t overly sweet. All but one child liked the chewy boba balls, but all said they prefer popping boba over this style. Overall, it was a nice treat for them and they all felt like they had something special.

I happen to love bubble tea, so I was super excited to see this product on the shelf. I really like it, but I do wish it was a little bit sweeter, and that the mochis were a little bit softer. If you keep it in the freezer too long the mochis turns a weird texture.

Bobabam is an easy and quick way to make boba at home. Definitely doesn't replace getting boba from your local cafe but, in a pinch or when you're having a lazy day in and don't want to go anywhere, it's convenient. Wish there were more flavor options in stores. Best flavored ones are those you add milk to. The boba ranges from over cooked/mushy to a bit hard but hey, it's cheap compared to boba shops.

Bobabam has a variety of frozen and shelf-stable boba drink mixes. I prefer the frozen kind for the taste and variety of flavors. So far I have tried just about all of the flavors in frozen packs. Matcha and strawberry are very good, and the brown sugar one is ok (too sugary for me). The tapioca balls are a nice touch to the drink.

Good quality considering it’s frozen. But the only thing is that the bubbles are a little small but the texture is chewy and good.

The flavors are inconsistent. The strawberry one is too strong and the mango one is too weak. The boba definitely isnt as good as if you’d buy one at a boba store

Everything is better with boba

LOVED this!! This was such an easy way to make boba at home and the brown sugar flavor (and the QQ) was perfect! This comes out to about $1.50 per cup which is a LOT cheaper than my nearest retailers! Will definitely be buying again! The packaging is super cool and aesthetic too!!

I've tried the regular bubble tea, coffee bubble tea and two fruity ones, and they're all great. The bobas are tender, whereas some other store bought brands are still kind of chalky inside. The flavor is great too.

Affordable and tasty. But I wish there was something included to make it creamy without milk and the amount of sugar is crazy (having to buy milk is annoying; having an option to reduce or add sugar, which is cheap and abundant, would make more sense).

I purchased the Brown Sugar version of the drink, and while I was at first worried that the flavor would be much to sweet for my liking, I found it was just sweet enough to enjoy without it being cloying. I enjoyed the traditional large boba straw included in the pack, and the boba tapioca balls were so satisfying!

Way cheaper than buying boba, and great to have a boba option in my boba desert! I tried the coffee flavor which wasn’t bad. Each cup was super easy to make which I loved- I could have a cup available in 1 minute.