CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice

Close to Hotels. Great Locatiom. Open late. Lots of good stuff to eat. And it all tastes goid. Safe neighbord for the elderly and kids.Nice service.

The bubble tea here is amazing, and the customer service was good. Definitely worth coming back!

Out of the many boba shops located in flushing go anywhere but here! The male worker had a nasty attitude but I gave him the benefit of the doubt due to the employees working in tight corners, and the stress he may have endured throughout the day. Later on when drinking my boba, I found foil trash in my drink. This place has no regards for attempting to improve their customer service nor the quality of their drinks. Please go somewhere else, there’s so much better out there.

One of my favorite Bubble Tea places! [+] Prices are really good [+] Bubble Tea tastes really good [+] Location is really good (conveniently located close to Subway station) [+] selection is really good (so much to chose from) [+/-] there is nearly always a line [-] no plant-based milk alternatives [-] staff is not always the fastest I can strongly recommend this place IF you are not in a rush. I have not found the staff unfriendly (like mentioned in some other reviews), but have been asked to come back to pick up my Tiger Milk Tea twice already (after standing in line for approx. 10 mins each time)... so, yeah, bring patience. They seem to have an app, which makes ordering ahead possible (see pictures), so maybe that is an option IG you are in a rush but still want Bubble Tea :) There are vegan options, but not for milk teas, as this place does not offer plant-based milk alternatives. Can adjust sugar and ice levels to taste.

The Brown Sugar pearl milk tea was amazing. The tea and milk flavors were fresh and prominent. When the cup was ready, it was warm, because the brown sugar was heated up and dripped on to the inside. This I believe added to the flavor profile. Of course it also assured that powder form of brown sugar it wasn't!

On a busy corner in Flushing. Right by the subway entrance. Order at one window and pick up on the other. Lava pearls has brown sugar. Both drinks were good. They had to remake one drink but she did that fast when she saw the other worker made it wrong.

This a bubble tea spot in a corner of a super busy street. You can make a nice mix with different toppings or milk. Maybe also check the amount of sugar, I had the chunky mango green tea and thought it was a little too sweet.

Got a passionfruit green tea with popping pearls I believe, and can I just say this drink is so good. The server was also really nice and smiled when he spoke… nice change from the flushing atmosphere.

On a busy corner in Flushing. Right by the subway entrance. Order at one window and pick up on the other. Lava pearls has brown sugar. Both drinks were good. They had to remake one drink but she did that fast when she saw the other worker made it wrong.

Purchased milk tea. It was milk tea alright. Same as any standard boba place. Price was around $7.

Quick service. Just an ordering kiosk so no seating. Good refreshing tea! I ordered the berry party, and it was pretty good. Remember to mix your drink before enjoying!

Ordered an iced mango green tea without ice and no toppings around 9pm after most other boba tea spots are closed for the night in Flushing. Got it with only 50% sugar, so it won't be and wasn't overly syrupy sweet. Taste wise was pretty okay like what you can usually get from any typical boba tea chain but definitely nothing to write home about. This location of Coco Fresh Tea & Juice is just a grab-and-go kind of booth (for ambiance) and conveniently located right by the 7 train. They accept credit/debit card and cash as form of payment. I would say that service is decently fast, might be slower sometimes if there's a line on the weekends or during rush hours in the morning & afternoon. Staff might not always be able to greet you when the spot gets busy with customers though so don't get too offended. Otherwise, this is the place to grab a quick drink & then be on your way afterwards.

Desperation calls for CoCo and no other time. You can taste the powder flavor in drinks but when you have no other option, CoCo gets the job done. Quality varies by location. The most subpar one might just be Prince St in Flushing. Inconsistent staff too: either don't talk to me or extremely friendly ---all college kids Can't rate ambiance--it's a counter only with no seats

I ordered a green tea yakult with bubbles. They gave me a thin straw instead of a thick one, how am i supposed to drink the boba?? Am I supposed to use a spoon...???

Awesome and busy place. Funny how I always passed by and this place is always crowded and I kept wondering if people get free stuff here and what it was. Today I just thought I would try lol. I mean it's cold to be drinking cold tea and I'm a coffee person. I just tried and they were fast and amazing. I loved my passion fruit tea with bubble. Thanks.

Love everything on the menu. If you have a bubble tea craving, Coco doesn't let you down with anything. Grapefruit green tea 5/5 Street parking is hard to find. No indoor seating. Several cafes and restaurants are nearby.

Love coco fresh tea! They have a huge variety and use dairy-free milk. My favorite is their lava pearl jasmine milk tea (30% sugar)- so flavorful! Went there today (2/26) and they had an amazing deal $10 off orders over $10 when you pay with venmo/paypal.

There are so many bubble tea options in Flushing, but I always come back to Coco. My go-to is usually the two ladies (bubbles + pudding), but I also enjoy the regular bubble tea, passion fruit tea, bubble Gaga, and winter melon tea. My ONLY thing is that I often want sago as a topping for my drink and the flushing location doesn't have it.

I always get Coco when I'm in flushing. It reminds me the time when I was in college. 30% sweetness is perfect for me. My friend is not a big fan of Coco which I totally get it. This place is on the corner of the street which you can see if after get off the train station exit. Service is just okay. Small shop that is good for take out only.

The Brown Sugar pearl milk tea was amazing. The tea and milk flavors were fresh and prominent. When the cup was ready, it was warm, because the brown sugar was heated up and dripped on to the inside. This I believe added to the flavor profile. Of course it also assured that powder form of brown sugar it wasn't!

1. Order: Drink, size, ice and sugar. 2. Get ticket with order number. 3. Wait on the side to pick up your drink. I think they have a rewards program but I gotta check. I've been getting the grapefruit green tea drink. I like it and get it any time I'm in the area. Prompt quick service for so many types of tea.

There are CoCo locations all throughout NYC, but one of the most frequented ones is here at Main Street and Roosevelt, which may be the busiest corner in all of Flushing. Located right outside of the subway entrances, this is definitely prime real estate. It is bright and extremely noticeable and is constantly busy. There is no seating, WiFi, or bathrooms to speak of, it's strictly a window unit that serves all the drinks street side. As for the teas, its decent in a pinch but I wouldn't consider this spot a destination. On the brightside, they have a good variety of flavors that include popular ones in demand such as taro, brown sugar, and oolong. In addition they usually have a slew of seasonal items, so pay attention to the signage. On the plus side, they're open later than almost all the other boba joints in the hood and typically close around 11pm. As a result, I end up here far more often than I want to, but when desperate for a boba, they always come through. Service is solid and like many other Chinese businesses, they're strictly cash only.

Coco is a huge Taiwanese beverage shop and has been around for quite some time. It shows in the flavor profiles in their drinks. They have a lot of choices, but they are most famous for their bubble tea. Service was fine, they have a bright, orange design. Not a horrible place to grab a drink, but I have other preferred options.

A great reliable bubble tea place when you want to get your fix. They have a variety of drinks you can get and of course the classic bubble milk tea It's a small place you can't miss on the corner of the street. Probably only 3 people work in that little place.

So uh what the hell I would consider my self as a boba enjoyer I have gone to over 20 of them (did make review cause lazy) but this one is weird. I walked up and it's in a fucking corner but I disregard that cause people say it's the best I order two brown sugar boba and the counter was so gross it was sticky and black stuff all over it when my boba was getting made it was all machine and when it was done the worker didn't say anything and since everything looked the same I didn't know which one the order is and it didn't even have a number on it. I mean bobas nice did stand out or anything the price is average but the peals were rock hard .not going back again

If you like low quality bubble tea and long lines and slow service with disrespectful attitudes from employees and long wait times and chaos, then this is the place for you! Such a good real estate location with a lot of traffic, next to bus and train transit, and sucks that they have a CoCo tea here the the poorest quality of all bubble tea options. It's basically a cash grab for low grade bubble tea. A blonde hair girl employee also cursed me out and 2 employees were rude to me when I suggested they put a sold out sign if they're out of milk tea and half of their other menu items since people are waiting in line for over 25 minutes to order only to be told they're out of stock of milk teas. They told me get the curse out and don't come back here. When they run out of one ingredient, half the menu items become sold out cause they use one bulk ingredient for half the menu options. Seems cheap and shady marketing on their menu. What you see on the menu is not really what you get. They also have a bizarre menu with weird bubble tea names that gives no description of what the flavor of tea is especially the milk tea options the names are mystery flavor tea like "2 ladies milk tea" what in the world is that and who came up with it? I'm glad Tiger Sugar is opening next door to take CoCo's sales and a real bubble tea option will be available on this block. Every time I've come to CoCo I had a bad experience and none of their tea options tastes good. Most people go here only out of desperation because there's no other option nearby the bus and train stations, but thankfully Tiger Sugar is opening up soon to save our lives from this CoCo depressing disaster.

I am a huge boba fanatic and someone told me to try this place out. They were right - made my top 3! Really fresh and just the right amount of sweetness. There are locations throughout NYC and NJ too!

Location is right at the corner of Main Street. There is no indoor dining or seating since it is a walk up window. You can always order online on their website and do pick up an order to avoid the line, because they will be a line on main street. We got the bubble Gaga (passion fruit green tea with coco jelly and tapioca) and the grapefruit green tea with light ice (always) but, i wish we got less sugar! It was very sweet. Loved the drink otherwise. Would have been more refreshing had it been less sweet. Service was quick. Didn't wait more than 5 mins for everything

I think the greatest selling point of this bubble tea shop is it's location. It's located right on the corner of Main St and Roosevelt Ave., right next to the 7 train stop. It's basically a small stall with two windows. You order on Main St. and you pick up your order on Roosevelt Ave. It's pretty busy most of the time and there is usually a short wait, but the line moves fast. I've tried Coco in the past and nothing really stood out to me about their bubble tea. It wasn't until I tried some of their fruit drinks, that I became a fan. The mango green tea and the passion fruit green tea are really refreshing and tasty. Both of these drinks are super sweet at 100%. I usually adjust the sugar level to 30% to get the optimal amount. They also have some yukult drinks that look interesting. I think I might try these next time.

The line was half way down the block so I'm not sure what made me join it, but I figured there had to be something good on the menu. The line is always long. I was going to order a simple green tea with those yummy tapioca balls until I got closer to the counter. I saw a large banner with the words, SMOKEY, CREAMY, and DREAMY EASTERN DELIGHT and felt the need to order whatever that was. It turns out, it's a "nourishing home remedy in Asia that provides an energy boost and enhances blood circulation." It's made up of carmelized black sugar coated tapioca and fresh milk. I'm not a milk person as I'm lactose intolerant but you only live once (YOLO) and let me just say, this is my 3rd (Lava Pearl) latte this week smh... it's truly a delight to the pallet. It's gives me a creamy, roasted ice coffee type of vibe. It's delicious! Especially with some Oreo cookies :)

I ordered coco yesterday (03/07) on the app but I saw that after I got home I was charged twice on the app and on my bank account. Since I live in the city, I left it for the following day (03/08) and wanted to see if I can get the store to give me some sort of refund since I tried to contact the customer support and there were no response. I visited the store after my class to see if I can get any refund but none of the employees were of any help, claiming several reasons from "we didn't work yesterday", "there's no manager here", to "there's nothing we can do to help you". It almost led to a shouting match before a "manager" that apparently didn't exist showed up and we explained the situation. We had to convince him several times before he gave up and let us get the drinks we were charged for instead of the refund. Safe to say I will never be coming back here again due to their apathetic employees and their lackluster app.

This is a no frills Coco location. Honestly, most bubble tea spots don't specialize in "frills", but that's okay when the tea is flowing sweetly. Two times in the last week helped me to a four star write up. Well, technically there's a third visit in there from a few years back. Returning from some beer and bacon at Citi Field, my group and I stopped to partake in some tea of the bubble variety. Only thing was I really didn't like bubble tea (or so I thought). One medium milk tea with boba later and I was hooked. So the bubble credit goes to this little corner Coco spot. Flash forward to the other day, walking from Spring Shabu Shabu over to Coco. It's amazing how many bubble tea places are located in just one block. So what makes Coco so special? Truthfully, no idea. It's become preference for me (in that area) more than anything else. Though, perhaps the fact that none of those other storefronts had many customers was a sign of flavor? Maybe the line of bubble tea lovers that quickly filled up the tiny window at Coco gives away a hint? We'll go with that. Plus, Coco does dole out tasty bubble teas. I haven't danced into the exotic realm of any types or styles, but my vanilla milk tea last Sunday and the taro milk tea of Friday night were both superbly delicious. Price-wise it was pretty decent too. Overall, this lo-Coco-cation (sorry, had to) delivers quality bubble tea at a small corner in the middle of the hustle and bustle that is Flushing, Queens. Despite the occasional lines, you'll get your bubbles relatively quick and find out for yourself that Coco is the way to go-go (unless you've got some Kung Fu Tea, cause that place is "da bomb"). Just remember, frills are never necessary when there's bubbles to be had.

Honestly I stopped here because it was convenient and the only thing still open. $7 for boba is kinda high for a large and the tea is alright. You could easily make the same at home for much cheaper. This is getting a one star because I drank this drink 30 minutes ago and I am now praying to god from the toilet seat. This is such an awful stomach ache and I only finished about half of the drink. I almost never get sick from boba, but this was definitely an experience. Last time I'll ever get boba from Coco's unfortunately. EDIT: 2 hours later and I'm still here :/

This place is easily accessible by train. It's at the corner of the building and has a order and pickup window. There isn't a place to sit down though. It's a small location and they are really busy. While the location is convenient, it took a while for my order to be prepared. I did enjoy their jasmine milk tea w/boba.

I makes purchases under the promotion buy +$10 get $10 off on 2/26/2022; but when I paid with PayPal, I still got charged full prices ?

7.1/10 Bubble tea: can't go wrong with this spot, will always have decent bubble tea; wasn't the freshest on this particular day, just a tad sour, seems like milk has been sitting out for a good while; right amount of sweet

I got a Berry Party, which, although contained fresh fruit, was underwhelming. I may have caught them at a wrong time (8pm on a weekday), but the boba was slightly hard and not flavorful. The drinks was the right amount of sweetness (70% sugar), but it tasted like the flavor was artificially sweetened by syrup instead of naturally by the fruit. I would say quality is on par with the fruit teas at Gong Cha.

Yummy spot they are open late and good menu. I enjoyed the taro drink a lot. I'll be going again soon. Easy to find and great location.

I love tea so each time I get to try a new tea joint, I am super excited. This spot on the corner of Main St. and Roosevelt (Flushing) has a similar menu to the others...these tea shops all have a formula down...sweet, tasty, and lots of variety. I came here for an after dinner drink with my Yelper Buddy Anna H. after a nice spicy seafood boil dinner as I needed something to calm the heat tingles in my mouth. Ordered a large hot taro drink (no boba or extra add-on's)...just as is...the classic way to drink it. It was on par as expected and consistent w/ their lower Manhattan sister joint. I must say the guy behind the counter was super nice and offered me a hot cup sleeve after I asked for a bag for my hot cup. I didn't even know they had those! (Never thought to ask). Will return...convenient locale and quick service. Line moves fast.

The service is very slow at this Coco location which is a hole in the corner of Main Street and Roosevelt Ave right outside of the Flushing 7 train station. It was not the employees fault that the place was understaffed and there were 7 customers waiting for their drinks in the cold for 15+ minutes. There were multiple online orders coming in for delivery and they could not handle those delivery orders and orders from the window. The owners need to hire more servers. The drinks were made as ordered and it was ($6.50) for a large iced passion fruit tea.

This is my go to bubble tea / drink shop in Flushing. First of all- prime location Ease of ordering and a separate pick up window. I haven't had much of a problem with a language barrier Easy to see and easy to order from menu Lactose Free milk is the default! Heat sealed film lids- no mess!! Hubby loves the 3guys (pudding, grass jelly, boba tea). I favor the hot cloud black tea with pudding. Mmmm. The cloud is so delicious. It's a sweet, salty, almost buttery compliment to the sweetened black tea. Then with the hot lid, I can suck out the pudding towards the end- like an extra treat. I tried the seasonal rum raisin hot drink. Mmm delicious. Hard to get all of the raisins but it was not an issue since I was still left with 1/3 of a cup of raisins. No lie. They aren't cheap with it. All of their fruity teas have passed our test, as well. I live almost 3 hours away. You won't find me at Tiger Sugar. Come to CoCo for a sure shot.

This place is great! Perfect for grabbing a drink on the go either when getting on the train, or before. I got the bubble milk drink and it was delicious. The bubbles were cooked all the way and super soft to chew on. Also tried the mango slush with bubbles and that was just heavenly. The mango taste screams summertime. I'll definitely be returning to try out their other flavors. Only complaint is the store is a quick grab and go station, which is fine. But at times i almost wish they had an actual larger store to sit in and enjoy the drink. Given this is the pandemic era, i guess it wouldn't even make a difference since no one can even enjoy indoor seating. Check this place out and support them.

I used to be a Coco Dancer. Now I just dream of dancing with Coco but I should have brought her flowers and held her hand, taken her to every party because all she wanted to do was dance, well now Coco's dancing, but she's dancing with Ice T. What to get: Milk Tea w Tapioca, hot or cold What not to get: The 3 ladies and all that stuff with all the different toppings, because theyr'e so sweet that they take over the delicate perfect taste of the tea This was the Coco that took my love of Coco to the next level. When I first found Coco, it was the location right on the edge of Queens, where Nassau County begins, right near Little Neck and Great Neck. I was in love with it almost instantly. But then, on my explorations of the amazing Flushing neighbourhood, I found the most popular and busy Coco, which is this one. It's one of a kind. It reminds me of Asia, although I haven't been to East Asia so I'm somewhat projecting my imagination. In the sense that it's on a street corner, and it always has a line, and is open until late at night. It's an outdoor window, the Main St side to order and the Roosevelt Ave side to pick up the tea. It's tiny, it's busy, it's authentic, it's fast, and it's delicious. The milk tea at Coco is arguably the best at any chain. Sharetea's Okinawa Milk might be better, and Gong Cha gives it a run for its money, but in NYC I think Coco might be the winner. Give the hot and cold milk teas a try, they're both so different. If it's winter the hot tea will rock your world. Bear in mind they're a little sweet so you may want to adjust sugar levels. I don't, but I'm a freak with a big oh is that the time. So forget Coco Chanel, and Ice T's Coco (actually she's kinda unforgettable but let's pretend), forget Hot Cocoa and come here and try some Hot Coco instead. Now, would you like to see my Coco? I can show you the true definition of a Coc-o.

They have some great drink options, but the "shop" is really just a little stand in the corner of the block, so it can get pretty hot when you're waiting on line. Especially on hot and humid days when the line is especially long. The drinks taste really light and refreshing. I usually get the fruit teas, like mango, lemon or passionfruit, with half sugar and then add bubbles. Half sugar is pretty much all you need. It's sweet but not overly sweet. One thing that annoys me, however, is the fact that they don't stir their bubbles, so you often end up with clumps of bubbles that don't come up the straw. One time it was particularly bad and I couldn't drink a single sip without getting rid of the bubbles at the bottom.

This Coco Location Service at night is horribly SLOW!!!!!!!!! Waited for more than 30 minutes and they only served 8 people. ( in groups of 3:3:2) 9:40pm -10:10pm. At this rate, we will need to wait at least another 35minutes. (there are 8 more people in front of us.) You have 3 people working. And almost 0 online orders. ( no one picked up for the past 30 minutes). No idea what they are doing spending avg 10 minutes to complete 3 drinks. This waiting also applies to everyone else. People on the line started leaving. Including us. Sorry, won't be buying at this location at the moment. Management please step in to check. Thank you.

Most of their bubble teas are decent. The pudding milk tea is good but a bit too sweet. I recently had the strawberry cream tea which I hated tbh. It tasted like strawberry water. Way too watery. Coco can do much better than this. This drink was such a huge disappointment. The vanilla milk tea is as sweet as honeydew milk tea even though I said half sugar. Too sweet.

Very fast service. The line was long but died down very quickly. This area is super busy since it is located at the heart of Flushing, right by the 7 train. Whether you're waiting for a bus, for friends, or grabbing a drink before you head home, this is a great spot to stop at! The drinks were made perfectly. I ordered a taro bubble tea with light ice and a grapefruit green tea yakult with light ice. Both were not too sweet nor iced down. You order at the window on main street and pick up drinks at the window on Roosevelt ave. The drinks came out very quickly. Watch your belongings since there are a ton of people walking by that will brush right up against you!

If you want a tea that is watery, tasteless and with almost non existent pudding then order the taro tea with pudding. A total waste of money and it's going in the garbage.

I'm OBSESSED with their boba. Like it's so good. I highly recommend trying the mango green tea if you haven't already. It's legit so good. Plus the taro is actually addicting. The only 2 places I'll get taro from is Coco and Gong cha, no where else. The location is so convenient for me because I get off of work late and it's the only boba shop that's open that I can feed my addiction at. ALSO I recommend the mango slush too if you want a slush :)

On a cold day, I ordered a 2 ladies hot. The tea was nice. It was flavorful black tea with bubbles. And it had a lot of bubble. I was fun to keep chewing the bubbles for a while. But the tea was just lukewarm. It did not help me from the freezing temperatures.

The drink was so good they was so nice to me and to other people and they didn't be stingy with the boba or the drink I HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Cute and quick spot to grab some tea. Many options- but beware they are cash only! I literally had to pay them in quarters, what an inconvenience! On a better note, they have hot and cold teas, i had the honey aloe and it was really delicious with bubbles. I must say it was very sweet- this is more of a sweet spot than "im sick and need tea" type of spot. I would come back - i love the packaging!

This is the best bubble tea ever in Flushing! The Taro milk tea is best to try with a cheaper price 4 dollars and 15 cents! This milk tea taste excellent.

I've been to this location several times throughout the year. The staff have been nothing but king and very generous. I normally get the green/fruit teas, but i like to mix it up once in a while. I will definitely be coming back to this location as long as they're open! Highly recommend them!

This is like a walk thru bubble tea place. I haven't had a lot of legit bubble tea. Is this place even legit? Well I got the taro milk tea and it doesn't taste that artificial compared to the places at home! It has a natural sweetness to it. And nice milky flavor. They don't have a wide variety but they do have the basic I would say. That's why the three stars. Service was whatever. Place in your order then there you go. You have a choice of hot or cold also and your toppings. Not much I have to say. I'm from out of town so just exploring.

The busiest place in Downtown Flushing on a Monday night at 11:55 PM. Get in get out and keep it moving with your bubble tea.

In a land that was once abundant with bubble tea and quickly saturated, Coco is one of the few survivors that have remained relevant. Perfect location in the middle of flushing, this story is easy for everyone to get to. However because of it's convenience it always seems busy. I always get the Two Ladies (bubble tea with pudding). The bubbles are perfectly cooked and aren't too sweet. The pudding is nicely flavored adding a smooth taste to the sweet tea. The hot bubble tea isn't bad either. The hot tea never seems to degrade the quality of the bubbles as you would normally see. I always get my drinks with 30-50% sweet. If you get it at full sweetness it could get a bit cloying.

If you want some inexpensive bubble tea come here. My favorite would be the passion fruit green tea w/ bubbles and honey aloe green tea. If you are feeling for something like slush for the summer the Mango slush! Last but not least the classic bubble tea.