Bobaloompia

Service was great. Lots of tables and chairs available and has a play area next to it in case you have kids who wants to go play while you enjoy your food. I was really just curious to try the halo-halo here. But it didn’t deliver. It’s loaded with beans, shaved ice and topped with delicious leche flan and ube ice cream. I’ve never had a halo-halo that had mainly beans as ingredients so this version threw me off.

Sadly disappointed with whoever was preparing food on 9/9/25 around 11am. The Turron (normally one of my favorites) had VERY little chocolate drizzle, and only 1 of the 4 had a small/noticeable amount of powdered sugar. Not sure why this batch was so sparse compared to previous visits when this dessert was consistently delicious. Hopefully the cook was just having a bad day and only taking it out on my order and not everybody else's for the rest of the day.

Acceptable but not good. The Hokkaido tea was watery imo but the flavor is still there. The popcorn chicken was your regular unseasoned bits of deep fried chicken and not the basil/taiwanese popcorn chicken I’ve come to expect from boba places or something similar at least. Kind of a let down in that sense

Ordered 2 of the lumping 4pc meals , only go 1 with 2 in the box, got Boba tea drinks had 2 of them come with honey boba( DON'T ORDER IF YOU DON'TWANTTO BE CHEWING ON A THICK SUBSTANCE ALL DAY)the pandit bison was tasty 😋 I'll find somewhere else to get the drinks.

This place is to die for. The owners are so kind and personable. My fiancee grew up with a Phillipino family so he really enjoyed getting to talk with the owners and share his love of the culture and food. The prices are great, the portions are huge, the flavor is on point, and it's such a refreshing experience to have in Tyler. I highly recommend the beef Lumpia and the Boba tea if you're easing into the food and don't know if you like it or aren't super adventurous.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If I could give Boba Loompia six stars, I would—one for each of the layers in their glorious halo-halo. This place isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a culinary wonderland where Filipino classics meet modern magic. The lumpia? Crispier than the plot twists in a telenovela, and twice as satisfying. But the real showstopper? Their halo-halo, which is less a dessert and more a treasure chest of joy, topped with ube ice cream that could make even the sun jealous. Imagine diving into a glass filled with shaved ice, sweet beans, jellies, and fruits, only to find each spoonful more delightful than the last. It’s like they’ve captured the essence of summer and served it in a bowl. I’m convinced that the secret ingredient is happiness, because every bite had me grinning like I’d just won the lotto. And let’s talk about the service. The staff at Boba Loompia make you feel like you’re eating at your favorite aunt’s house—if your aunt also happened to be a culinary genius with a flair for flavor. They’re warm, friendly, and have the kind of enthusiasm that makes you feel like you’re part of something special. So if you’re looking for a meal that’s equal parts comfort and celebration, do yourself a favor and head to Boba Loompia. Just be warned: once you’ve tried their halo-halo, plain old ice cream is going to feel like an amateur hour. Trust me, your taste buds will be sending you thank-you notes for weeks!

I got all of this for under 10$ they have some of the best tea!! I’m not a big fan of Boba but I love almost all of their drinks here I also highly recommend their milk vanilla chai tea.🤩🤩🤩

They have a great selection of teas and smoothies amongst many other things. Autumn was very helpful in getting our order just the way we liked it. They have great customer service.