Oasis Tea Zone

Since this is on the ave, it is gonna be packed with students. The upstairs has two tables which is better for large groups. They are sloppy with their products. They gave a drink that was barely sealed. It actually leaked (overlapping created a gap). I got an iced green tea that probably was over steep as it was quite bitter and not smooth. I was there for almost 3 hours and didn't see anyone cleaned or wiped down the tables. This location has boardgames and some food. Bathroom needs a code so best to ask for it when you are at the front paying. They also require proof of purchase. Bathrooms were graffiti but in ok shaped.

Right on Ave and this place is cool for hanging out with friends, they have a games and good seating capacity too. I got the Thai milk tea with Boba, downside is you cannot customize the sugar level in few drinks.

The mochi waffle was really nice and subtle on the sweetness, I’d say a must try. Best of all they’ve got games that you can play while hanging out with your friends and not only just enjoy the food.

Their smoothies taste like nothing. Absolute lack of flavor and I am left disappointed for paying $7. Also super hot inside. But the vibes are otherwise nice.

Wonderful music, great location. Cute and cozy. Amazing VEGAN Options! Healthy boba place overall. Could use compostable straws for sustainability... employee named Johan was very exceptional and kind.

I've been coming to Oasis since 2009, during my own college days. Back then, it was the hip international district location. I've always remembered the yummy popcorn chicken & fried tofu. Yesterday is the last day i would frequent u district oasis. As of recent, the service has dwindled and food has been inconsistent. With price increases, they also hit me with reduced amount in food. They normally give you 12 pieces of tofu and now it is only 10. They normally give you almost a full bag of popcorn chicken and now only half bag. This is also one of those places that ask for tip without any service given. What a disappointing development for a place i've frequented in over a decade. There are many other places in u district that can give you more food for $20 and give you a wifi as well. Also, their boba sucks, as I mainly visit for some food. Walk around the corner and you will see TP tea with superior quality. Goodbye, Oasis.

This place is an oasis. Cool seating inOn any given day. All their locations are unique and great hide outs from busy parts of town. Love all the drinks my favorite is the slush.

Visited oasis today after dinner as a fun treat to end our evening with. Got some purées with dairy free milk. It was fun drinking them and taking a moment in this space. Enjoyed our time and will return here for sure.

As other reviews mention, the drinks are okay. My drink is always good and refreshing but never blows me away. Definitely more affordable than some of the other options nearby. Very spacious with plenty of seating upstairs and downstairs with comfy chairs too! Board games available to play and a lot of room to do any laptop work or paperwork. Tonight 08/31/24 at 6:50pm, I was very pleased with the kind and friendly service! I had a few questions and the cashier was knowledgeable and patient with me which is very appreciated! Every time I've stopped by I always receive friendly service. Would recommend if you are walking around u district and want a quick boba drink!

Right on Ave and this place is cool for hanging out with friends, they have a games and good seating capacity too. I got the Thai milk tea with Boba, downside is you cannot customize the sugar level in few drinks.

BEST POPCORN CHICKEN IVE EVER HAD - honestly do not care about the tea, why is no one talking about the chicken?! The potions are HUGE, the prices are RIGHT, the nuggets are juicy and dark meat. The spicy is to die for. Tried the Nutella wonton too and holy cow... Not an every day meal but certainly a treat.

Ok place for boba tea when craving that drink. Located close to uwajimaya with street parking. Ordered a honeydew milk tea ~ $5 and the popcorn chicken (spicy) ~$10. Milk tea-little watery and the boba consistency was a little mushy. Always want it chewy, but not overly soft but also not underdone Popcorn Chicken-came out hotttt and large portion. Sauce option isn't that great (since it's just prepackaged sauce).

Oasis was one of the first tea spots I tried when I first came to Seattle a decade ago, and since then they've really shown their age compared to its competitors that are popping up all over town. This location feels like a catch-all for all the boba lovers out there who grew up with the likes of Tap Ex. They have a variety of tea options with flavors, and snacks and merch. You can find a lot of different drink options here but know they're likely prepared purely from powder or syrup. I ordered their Brown Sugar Milk Tea with Oat Milk and Boba, and it was as expected. Nothing out of the ordinary and it felt like a solid, convenient drink. I'm glad that they advertise and offer non-dairy milk as this seems to be so hard to find at most boba shops even to this day. I wouldn't rush back here but they are a good option if you need a quick boba fix.

Unfortunately, it's just not what it was in the old days. At the old location on "The Ave," it was way more popping, people would hang in groups and play games late into the night. Nowadays, it's a ghost town (plenty of seating), but not giving off the thriving Uni experience. Drinks are OK, although it's so varied how long it takes them to make the drinks. They no longer have my favorite Green Mango slush :( They don't do bubble waffles even though the menu lists them (no covered on the menu). Food takes a really long time (esp the chicken sandwich) and popcorn chicken. Pricing for the party bucket of waffle fries/popcorn chicken will be more worth your money if you're in a big group! KITCHEN CLOSES 10:25! Open til 11pm and they'll flicker the lights and/or turn off part of them so u know to leave.

Let me preface this by saying I don't write yelp reviews, but this experience moved me so greatly I just had to do it. I used to love this place because every bag of popcorn shrimp/chicken would always be filled to at least half of the bag. Dawg, today I come in and spent 11 dollars on this! I was slack jawed as the employee making it handed it to me because it's filled to the size of a spoon head. It's an insanely measly portion for the amount I paid. It's such inconsistent service and crazy they would even let this serving go out. Anyway, I got instant noodles for dinner :(

I've been a fan of Oasis Tea for years! They have a plethora of great tasting options and I'm glad to see they've continued to thrive and expand over the years. Was back in town and frequented this UW site (new to me). Clean and spacious store with a cozy loft upstairs. Would totally hang out here if I was back in college. I would imaging it's a good study spot or just a fun place to hang out / study break. The service was friendly and quick. The staff also provided us with various games as we lounged on the couches sipping our delicious bubble tea. We got a little competitive with the board games, but it was all in good fun.

I love Oasis. This is my first time at this location. It was around 2:00p on a weekday and pretty empty, no line. I usually stop into their ID location since it's near my work or when there's an event in that area. It's always pretty busy at that location. I got a mango smoothie with boba and I enjoyed it. It almost had a hint of yogurt flavor in it (or some dairy). What I didn't get this time, but what I love, is their popcorn chicken. It is just juicy and delicious, though with the pepper flavoring my mouth feels like it's on fire... which is where the boba tea comes in nicely. I'm a wimp with heat unfortunately. Staff is always efficient. SO many different drink options and food. Highly recommend.

I decided to give Oasis another try since it's been a couple of years and I wanted coffee jelly, but their drinks just never meet my expectations. I ordered a regular black tea with coffee jelly with no sugar (because the coffee jelly has sugar already and I wasn't craving a sweet drink). The jelly was fine, but the black tea tasted like oversteeped Lipton Tea. I added some milk to it when I got home to balance out the bitterness and tartness, but I honestly just ended up throwing it out :( Service was relatively quick, but unfortunately, it just doesn't make up for their poor tasting drinks. Overall: 1/5 for drinks, 3/5 for service

The worst service ever! A bunch of young rude kids work here and can not even deep fry a cheese stick egg roll..

Visited on a Saturday when it wasn't too busy. The person who was taking our order, Cameron, was rude and unfriendly. We kindly asked for the restroom password and his tone in when he told us, was rude. We needed a few minutes to decide on the drink and once we told him our order, his responses were unfriendly. He threw my receipt on the table and walked away to the kitchen, where he was just on his phone, while the other person was making drinks. Drinks were made pretty quickly, but tasted very watered down, bland and light. The drinks were not consistent. We ordered two of the same drinks but just different flavors. One came out a lot thicker than the other. I used to love coming here, but taste and service has gone down significantly, so, i don't think i'll be coming here again. I don't want to be spending money somewhere if i'm not getting treated the way I want.

You get a different experience at oasis every time you go. Sometimes it's terrible , a horrid experience. But. Today, whoever was behind the counter, the bobarista if you will just now on Oct 22, 2023 at 8:14pm (run the cameras back) give that individual a bonus please and thank you. I can't even explain how bussin this jasmine milk tea with mini boba is right now. Round of mf applause, you made my day.

Bag was completely open when the Uber delivery driver came. I know it wasn't the delivery driver because there aren't staples nor stickers on the bag. I ordered tapioca for both my mango snow drink and the brown sugar drink, only one had it. Unfortunately im not comfortable eating the food I just ordered when the bag the delivery came in along with the food bags were completely open

This place was packed when I got here (Saturday evening) and the line was very long, but I don't think it moved that slow. Waited in line for a good amount of time, but I don't mind. After our order was taken, it took a while to get our food, but that is kind of self-explanatory. We got the popcorn chicken and fries party bucket, but we ordered the spicy popcorn chicken. I think there was a mix up when giving out the orders because there was another person who ordered the bucket, and they might've got our spicy one instead. I really wish it was spicy. it was still good though. The chicken was nice and hot when we got our food. Very delicious. 8/10 would come again

Solid boba shop with food options! The bubbles were a nice texture. I had the passion green tea and it was rather on not so sweet side. On the other hand, my friend got a lavender milk tea and she said it was pretty sweet, so depending on your mood you can opt for drinks with different levels of sweetness. I was also hungry so I had the popcorn chicken - there are a lot in the bag and it's a good size to share with another person. I didn't feel too well after eating them so they probably use cheap oil, but it still tasted good. Music is a bit loud but the place is spacious and is a nice place to hang out.

I haven't been to the u district location in 4 years and wow, baby you look great. The new location is awesome. So much more spacious and brightly lit. It actually looked like a study spot. The staff was also really patient and honest with us. I got the chicken sandwich and fries. The food itself was kinda eh, the sandwich a bit sweet and fries not salty/fried enough. But I heard this location is where they experiment with new drinks which is cool. I'll stick to drinks next time.

Solid 3.5- 4 stars. Nice atmosphere; plenty of seating. Cozy, modern. They have board games and such if you're wanting to hang out vs. to go. Great place to hang out and get some work done. Staff are friendly Drinks consistent and taste good! Large menu with plenty of options. They even have food if you're wanting a snack. The Thai iced tea is my favorite. I enjoy that you can get a smaller 12oz size! They are open during COVID. Definitely recommend stopping in!

If you know me, then you know my go to order is Passionfruit Green Tea with Aloe. Aloe provides a nice sweetness that complements the acidity of passionfruit and the mild bitterness of green tea. Unlike boba, aloe is healthfully refreshing, and much easier to digest! Overall, pretty nice hangout place near UW, with nothing particular that stands out and is overall alright, though a bit pricey.

I got the banana snow and the flavor was very very light-- nearly nonexistent, wouldn't personally recommend this drink. The ambiance is very nice-- lots of games to play, and a great spot to sit and hang out for a few hours. Food servings are fair for the price.

5 stars for having unique flavors! I've been searching for Banana milk tea in Seattle for so long and Oasis has it!! It was definitely "real" banana flavor instead of the artificial banana flavor that I was craving... like the banana milk sold in little cartons. But the atmosphere and service was great!

We are regular customers at oasis and we find the Boba teas very good. My favorite is the honeydew snow. The service is great and you can order ahead or in store and have your order very soon. The ambiance is very good while waiting for your food you can play board games that are there or sit at one of their tables.

Oasis Tea Zone is moved down the street recently and their new location is across the street from Tea Republik (which we found the hard way and walked into a restaurant that is currently in their old space). Anyways, my husband and I came by this tea house last Friday, around 12:35 pm. This location is very large with a 2nd floor (where you will also find the restrooms). There are a good amount of tables and some outlets available for those studying. After looking over the extensive menu board, we ended up ordering: Banana Milk Tea, $3.50 prior to tax- I ordered this drink for my husband with 50% sweetener and no ice. I had a sip of this and I could taste the fresh banana flavor. But to be honest, I didn't quite like this drink but my husband thought it was okay. I like bananas but I just didn't like the combination of black tea, milk and fresh banana I suppose. Pudding Milk Tea, $3.50 prior to tax- I had this drink made with 50% sweetener and no ice as well. I thought the drink was perfectly made and at the right sweetness level. I liked the thin pieces of pudding that I had, and was plenty of it in this drink. I appreciated that the pudding was in small pieces so that I could suck it up easily through the straw. At other tea houses, typically a large pudding piece is added to the drink and so it is a little more challenging to get all of the pudding through your straw. ------------------------------------ (Total= $7.71, after tax) After making your order (this place takes credit card), you will be given a number and then you will just have to wait to pick up your drink. It wasn't too long for our drinks to be made. Water with little paper cups are available to self serve. There are board games available for those wishing to play. Music was playing while we were here. Overall, we had a good experience here and would come back here again if we were in the area (the only negative is the parking. But there is free parking after 8 pm and free all day on Sundays. Or if you are willing to walk several blocks away, you can park far away in the residential area for free and walk. The walk is reasonable and beats paying for parking)

They got party buckets now!!! This is popcorn chicken and waffle fries in a bucket! Absolutely bussin and freshly cook with such a great portion to share for everyone. They definitely improve a lot from the last time I'm here. The drinks are a little too sweet that I prefer other locations for my boba tea fixings but they do have such a variety of flavors on their menu as well as the type of drink you want wether it be snow, slush, milk tea, etc! A nice place for hangout, study, or just sit down to have a bite of chicken to eat or suck some chewy boba ball down your throat and refuel on drinks!

I used to avoid Oasis because of some bad experiences with the customer service (instead going to Wow or Yunnie). Even though oasis has the best bubble tea, the other stores are not far behind in terms of flavor! Recently they reamped everything and it is fantastic now!!! The cafe is huge now, the cashier is replaced with young people that are friendly and the drinks are just as good as always.

Questionably phallic games... good ambience, dude at register gave me a bombastic side eye after I waited 40 minutes for 2 drinks... sigh. He should go back to counting school (kindergarten). EDIT: Gave me regular black boba instead of popping. Not racist, just wanted strawberries :(

Free street parking everywhere in downtown Sundays! Try to snatch a spot, worth the walk through International district! Saw this while walking down the street and read that it had pretty good reviews. Asian Californian girl needs her boba fix even in Seattle! Average milk tea, doesn't taste powdery and it's refreshing even on a cold rainy day. Got the jasmine milk tea because I wasn't sure what I was craving or what to expect from here. Jasmine tea tasted like any place, nothing special. Wintermelon was also standard, but I liked it more than the jasmine. Got the drinks pretty fast and had a taste of everyone's drink just to weigh my thoughts. Tapioca boba is a bit plain and okay texture but the milk teas are all pretty flavorful. Thought this spot was pretty cool to chill at on a busy weekend, especially when the Seahawks were playing. Felt a bit steamy in there maybe because of the food, a lot of people, or because it was cold. Kind of gross feeling.

The pork was all fat. Not a lot of flavor. No options for for spice or hot sauce to make it bearable. Tasted like it was heated up in the microwave. Made me feel unwell. They put chicken in our tofu bowl. Great drinks though!

The popcorn chicken bucket is getting smaller in size. Disappointed. Not even half the bucket!! It used to be very full.

5stars for bubble green milk tea $3.85. I asked for less sugar. The pearl was soft and chewy. The tea was just right not too strong or too weak. The price was resonate cheaper than what I usually had in Cali.

Probably the worst boba I've had. I ordered milk tea (half sweet) and a snow Thai tea (full sweet). Both hardly had any flavour. The milk tea was especially bad. You ever leave an iced drink in the car and come back to it hours later? That was the milk tea. Terrible. Never drinking bubble tea from here again. Friendly young environment though.

Worst avocado smoothie ever. The avocado was not even ripe yet and the employee did not tell me anything. I could have ordered another drink if I knew it was not ripe.

Great boba place on the Ave. I love that they have the rare smaller 12 oz boba cuz I don't want bloated belly with a Venti size boba tea. The new hip boba joint is killing their business so guys help them out. Tapioca bobas in my burnt sugar milk tea had the perfect texture.

My friends and I decided to try this place out after getting dinner in the U-district. We walked into the rather large restaurant on a Saturday around 9:30 PM, and I felt like I just walked into some sort of sports bar that you would find at a ski resort in the middle of nowhere. I don't know why but that felt a little weird to me, and I wasn't a big fan of the decor. Maybe how big it is made it lack the intimacy and comfort of the boba shops that I was more accustomed to. However, the place was poppin, and there were a lot of UW students gathered around at tables, just talking or hanging out. There was also a pretty long line, and we waited about 10-15 minutes to order our drinks. There were large TV screens showing some football game, so it made waiting in line more bearable. Beyond the boba tea, Oasis also serves hot food. Although the fried chicken and the french fries did not seem that appetizing and reminded me of theme park (or ski resort, if we're keeping the earlier analogy) food. They did have an interesting selection of teas though, many of them floral-- like lavender or jasmine. But since it was so late at night and I wanted to sleep eventually, I chose to get something that was non-caffeinated--- the wintermelon juice tea. I've ordered this drink at other locations such as ShareTea, and have enjoyed it, so I thought that was a good move. IT WAS NOT A GOOD MOVE. BECAUSE IT WAS WAY TOO SWEET. LIKE, IT WAS THE SWEETEST THING I HAVE EVER TASTED IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. The wintermelon juice tasted like sugar water with 80% sugar and 20% water, and there was no option to adjust the sweetness of it. I took a few sips before the sweetness started making me feel kinda sick, and I had to dilute it with water before it was drinkable. The boba itself was passable, since it was soft and chewy enough. I guess I got double my $5's worth of watered-down sugar water...... This seems like a great place to hang out in a group of friends and to have a good time. It's a bit loud so I probably won't recommend doing work here. I'd like to come back and try something else one day-- I may have just not ordered the right drink-- but I also would like to give all the other boba places in the U District a try first.

This place typically doesn't fill up and it's fairly quiet so it's good for studying. Service was okay, ordered coffee bubble tea & it came out fast. After studying there for a couple hours, my friends and I ordered gyoza & popcorn chicken. The gyoza came out within ~5 mins but the popcorn chicken took ~25 minutes to come out. Had to remind the cashier after 15 minutes of waiting, it was obvious to me that they forget since there wasn't any customers in line, and didn't apologize either. There was something off about the chicken too, it tasted so soft. Wouldn't get food here but would come back for their bubble tea. Also, their menu on the board is really outdated. They had several espresso based drinks on it & they told me they didn't carry it anymore.

Wow, what a glo-up!! Oasis recently moved to the old U-Bar location (I know, I forgot what that sports bar was called until I looked it up) and it's much better. I always thought their old location was much too small for the amount of foot traffic they get. The new location has tables, board games, couches, and lots of room to study or hang out. There's also an upstairs with extra seating! The bubble tea hasn't changed since their move, it's still a 4/5- not the best bubble tea on the ave, but it's not bad at all. Plus, Oasis is open late, the service is friendly and quick, and their food options are solid (they've added more food options to the menu such as Fish and chips). I really enjoy their watermelon juice with light ice on nights where I don't need caffeine. Btw -- they now have dairy free milk options, such as almond and soy! Not sure if this has always been a thing, but it was a pleasant surprise!

If you're gonna go to Oasis Tea Zone, don't go for boba - I recommend the popcorn chicken instead. My favorite from the last time I went was the strawberry vanilla milkshake, which I found to be decent, but apparently the slushies are where its at, and slushies don't mix well with boba. The cereal milkshakes are nice, but they're too sugary and made me a little unwell after drinking it. I do like the array of options, but I wouldn't go there for basic teas. The service is standard, but it gets quite loud inside - go with a group, not to study.

Honestly their drinks are below average, average being the likes of sharetea, chatime, any other big branch place. Their royal milk tea has no real flavor, not really sweet. Their Thai ice tea is alright, prolly made out of powder. Their popcorn chicken portion is not that much. The location downtown gives you twice as much, almost overfilling the plate while this place fills at the line or less.

I'm by no means a Boba/bubble/milk tea expert, but I know what I enjoy. Been drinking it since I was born. I've tried many different tea places, and most are decent, some have levels you can choose, some have yogurt, some let you mix different flavors. Oasis is not one of them....but I keep coming back. The tea it self. Is good, massive amount of flavors and options to choose from. They have popcorn chicken! They don't skip out on the Boba. It's a solid choice. Although the menu at the international district is Wayyyyy to confusing. I usually order my usual taro with Boba and lychee jelly. The price is right, they even have a punch card. What I really like is the inside. I don't know why. Lots of different tables and sofas and seating options. Upstairs has board games including jenga. There's something about both locations that is enviting and homey feeling. Maybe that's why I keep coming back to this place. Thanks Oasis!

I've tried a few boba places on the ave and by far this place is my favorite so far. Neither the entrance or signage from the outside are eye catching, but once inside, the cafe is surprisingly large, with plenty of seating, colorful and clean. The menu is more extensive than just tea. They have quite a few food items as well. The staff was friendly and my taro boba was tasty.

I've been to Oasis a few times but this was the first time I tried the one at UDistrict. It was pretty busy inside on a Saturday night, a few people studying and some crowded tables with students hanging out. Despite the line, we were able to order and get our drinks relatively quickly, so props to the staff. I like Oasis because I can get Lavender Mint bubble tea, one of the more unique flavors that I haven't seen at KFT, Citra, or Sharetea (it might be there, I'm not sure). I prefer to get this flavor hot but this time I tried it cold. Unfortunately, it was more watery than the hot version, so learned my lesson there. My friend ordered a winter melon tea and it was unbelievably sweet for some reason. At most boba places, you can't adjust the sugar level for winter melon tea like you can with other teas, so that's why she didn't ask for less sugar. I think it was the sweetest tea I've ever tried at a bubble tea place. We had to dilute it once we got back home

this is amazing, I've never had tea like this. this is the worst drink ive ever had in my life no exaggeration. it was neither peach nor oolong nor tea. it was like citric acid and water. and it took 20 minutes. by god seattle please shut down this health hazard. thank god tea places from socal moved up here otherwise i think tea in seattle would have been shot dead.

Great tea selection but very poor food selection. It's loud in the store but they are open late and have great WiFi.

Enviornment: very big and lots of space. There is a second floor and also board games to play with friends. Staff: friendly but they were slow in making the drinks. There were only three people in front of me and it took awhile. Drink: I got the coffee boba milk tea half sweet and no boba. The coffee in my opinion was poor. The milk tea was not bad. How can I differentiate it in one drink? Well, strangely, you just taste the coffee and then it turns into the milk tea flavor. I tried mixing it up but it didn't work. It was like water and oil haa. Price was reasonable for such a huge drink but it was Soso

love this place, and the baristas are always super nice. The taro milk tea with tapioca is my favorite so far, but I try to get something different every time I come. The atmosphere is super great and I miss being able to come and sit upstairs with friends... But that's phase 1 COVID times, I guess. Looking forward to getting to sit inside for awhile in the future, and for now I love getting my boba to go.

I used to really like this place before I had real tea. If you want cheaper boba with more variety, this is your place, but it is not for quality tea. If I went here again, I would get the fruit drinks. Their matcha, please do not get. It was absolutely horrible. Both me and my friend ordered it, and it was so horribly dusty and powdery. Then, their shaved ice. The first time I had it was at their Chinatown location, and it was amazing. Pitted lychee with lots of condensed milk all for less than $7. The shaved ice I got here was so bad. The actual ice is good, not as fine as other places, but not too chunky. In terms of toppings, I got pudding and mango. The pudding was good, but I had also asked for mangoes on top. THEY PUT FROZEN MANGOES on my shaved ice. Like, honestly, how am I supposed to eat that? Forgetting that frozen mangoes taste horrible, it's just impossible to eat. It's partially my fault for expecting fresh mangoes in the spring though. The actual inside is really nice. Very big, lots of space to hang out, and games, so great for hanging out with friend. Not the place for quality bubble tea.

Come in at 11pm and they'll make your drink in 30 seconds! Parking is free after 8pm and it's a good late night vibe. Flavors are good and they're not too heavy on the ice. Keep in mind that toppings are an additional .50-.75 cents

I absolutely love this spot! It's open pretty late so if you're ever craving bubble tea late at night this is the spot to check out! They have so many different mouth watering flavors and different options its always hard to pick! I got the orange cream mixed snow with mini boba and lychee jelly. The bubble tea always taste so fresh and not like powder, it's super smooth and mixed to perfection! They play RnB which makes it super chill cool vibes I'm always looking for places that play great music. The customer service is great they are always willing to help and answer questions about different drinks and have great options! Thanks again for my late night craving.

I've been to Oasis in International District once and thought it was terribly mediocre. Figured, why not give this location a try? Big mistake. Biggest mistake of the day. Maybe even the year so far? Given it was UW Night Market night, all the boba places on the Ave were packed as well with overflow since who wanted to wait an hour in pouring rain for the same thing? Service was quick and friendly, no complaints here. The drinks, however...I want to vomit just thinking about them. GUAVA GREEN TEA W/ BOBA -- I kid you not, the drink legitimately tasted like soap. LIKE DISH SOAP OR HAND SOAP I nearly threw up upon taking the first sip. We tossed it almost immediately. OOLONG MILK TEA W/ BOBA -- Very watery but somewhat drinkable? I managed to drink half of it before having to toss. I honestly hate wasting food but it was impossible to stomach. On top of the drinks being either bad or horrible, the boba was severely UNDERCOOKED. The inside was still that hard chalky texture... I was very excited to see boba drinks that were under $5 but I wouldn't drink something from Oasis again even for free.