Rabbit Rabbit Tea Seattle

Excellent brown sugar boba & milk tea!! I got the Assam milk tea - I love how customizable it is- from sugar level to ice level. I got 50% sugar, which was perfect; and 30% ice- should have gone with 50% on that though. The boba was soft and just chewy enough - best I’ve ever had! You put your order in on a screen as you enter the shop and they’re very quick at getting it out to you. Very highly recommend!!

It's one of my favorite bubble tea places in Seattle. No frills. Tasty buckwheat milk tea. Solid other choices like assam and iron buddha. Great drink customizations (ice levels include hot, tea jelly is tasty). Always happy to come by even though I've moved further away for a few years now.

I have gotten tea here easily a dozen times now and it’s always amazing. The tapioca is cooked perfectly. The cheese foam is delicious. The tea is fresh and balanced. Easily my favorite bubble tea shop in the city, so glad we have a good bubble tea shop in Queen Anne ~

Got the oolong milk tea with brown sugar boba, half sugar full ice. Super fast service with plenty of self ordering kiosks in the store. Boba was a bit too soft but still chewy. Good tea and milk ratio. Leans more milky Will come back again to try the others!

The fruit tea is good but the Kyoto Matcha with Cheese Foam was subpar. For it to be advertised as Kyoto matcha, you’d think it would be quality matcha. Boy was I wrong, it was grainy and didn’t taste like quality matcha. For 8.29 pretax you’d think you would get something good. Plus the boba was overcooked, way too soft. Don’t charge high if you can’t deliver. Also, no sit down spots either.

Great location! Just opened up a month ago, it’s a Taiwanese bubble tea place. The atmosphere and decor is super cute. The bubble tea is amazing, they offer Assam black tea and can customize the sweetness and ice level depending how you like it. It’s not overwhelming where you can only taste the milk, and you can actually taste the tea. I highly recommend it!

I have no idea what happened. I came here regularly and always ordered the same thing, but this time it was different. Always 50% sweet and other things. The Jinxuan Oolong creama didn’t taste like it had tea in it. I asked them to redo it and still didn’t come out right. Basically just milk, sweet and caramel pudding. So sweet and so strange. Maybe they changed the brands on some items. There could be better communication and perhaps some better suggestion. I liked this place, and I wanted to support them. I always stopped by to get something when I came to get the Indian food at Roti. I don’t know if I will go back with the employee’s attitude too. There are a lot of good bubble tea places out there for me to choose. Edit my review. Since the owner reach out and reply below, I want to give them 5 stars. I do want to support rabbit tea and will continue to order from here :)

One of our favorite spots!! This place is so cool, the branding and aesthetic inside are so unique. Love the little paper rabbit nose you can put on your straw, and easy digital ordering. Perfect for someone who wants to browse the menu and customize your drink - I ordered the Thai Milk Tea with brown sugar boba, 50% sweetness and 50% ice... same with the Taro Milk Tea. Every time we've gone, it's pretty quick and there's a ton of great photo spots in the store!! Love the big mural of Seattle on the wall. One thing I'd like to see is more open seating so you could hang out, maybe some board games too...but I get it's still kinda Covid times so they're limiting the inside seating.

I stopped by this place while wandering around downtown Seattle on a cold day. I was tired and thirsty and was craving some boba, and this place definitely delivered. I got the tiramisu milk tea with pudding, something I've never had before. I've never even seen tiramisu milk tea on a menu before, I only got it because they don't do strawberry milk tea at this place anymore. I'm so glad I tried it! The flavor was spot on, and the tiramisu flavor hit right after swallowing. The pudding was also really tasty and satisfying. I'm sad I don't live in Seattle so I can't go here more often, but I will definitely be back.

While I was walking around the Space Needle area, I saw a bunny sign and had to run to see what it was. @rabbitrabbittea_seattle is a Taiwanese bubble tea shop known for their delicious milk teas and bunny aestheticsAs a HUGE bunnylover, this place was meant for me I got their brown sugar milk tea with boba for almost $7. The cup design was cute and the colors of the drink were beautiful. The drink had a nice earthiness to it, although it left a bit of an after taste You order your items by kiosk and mines came our fairly quickly. There are no seats inside, so you will need to take it to-go. However, there were a few cute murals all along the walls with unique bunny decor!

Pls bring back the strawberry buckwheat milk tea. I need it to survive pls. But yelpers, pls go and do yourself a favor and get a buckwheat milk tea with honey boba.... You can't get that anywhere else around town and it GIVES. each boba pearl will put a smile on your face. As a boba fanatic i can tell you that Rabbit Rabbit staff are friendly AND consistent in their quality. Never once did i get disappointed with poorly cooked shit boba pearls before.. never here. It always gives. The branding of the store is also on point and its nice to see the graphics on the walls. Plus its always warm in the store so this is the place to go during colder seasons :)

A bit dark when I walked in. Looked at the menu on the wall, and ordered 2 drinks on the kioks, both my friend and I wanted to try the Barley Milk Tea, which is not common at boba shops. She ordered hers with 0% sugar saying the honey boba will give the drink some sweetness. Let's just say it wasn't sweet enough so I did not enjoy her drink. PSA: please order milk tea with at least some sugar, I beg you. 50-75% is my preference.

I was feeling like boba tea after touring the Chihuly museum and decided to walk here. I got the taro milk tea, which tasted a little artificial (def was a powder mix) but was not bad overall. The boba were cooked well. My friend got a popcorn-flavored milk tea that he really liked. He said it actually tasted like popcorn in a good way, which is quite impressive. Prices were on par with other boba shops these days ($7-8 per drink), and I liked that they had a computer ordering system. There is no place inside to sit, so you will have to take your drink to go. I'd stop in again if in the area, but wouldn't go out of my way.

Place is super cute with lots of options! The gentleman working was very kind and ensured that i liked my tea choice. Super yummy!

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I was near the space needle and wanted boba and found this place. Really enjoyed the cute rabbits and little paper rabbit you can add on the straw. I had the strawberry buckwheat milk tea at 25% sweetness and wow it was delicious. The drink itself was very sizable and I thought the strawberry buckwheat kind of tasted like strawberry wafers. Totally would get again. Note, this seems to be takeout only with no seats setup to hang around after getting the drink.

Pretty standard boba! Drinks had a good topping to tea ratio and were enjoyable to drink. The decor inside is super cute. Quick friendly service.

I usually visit Rabbit Rabbit Tea when I'm craving for boba because it's such a quick walking distance from my place! My go-to drinks would have to be the Assam Milk Tea and Iron Buddha Oolong Milk Tea. These are two of my favorite flavors to get and I'm always on the lookout for them!

Finally got a chance to try out this spot. Went after a workout at my gym nearby. Had to walk 20 minutes back home and with the weather being nice, needed something refreshing. It's a cool, dimly lit spot inside. The workers are friendly and always greet you when you come in the door. Always answer questions whenever asked. The brown sugar boba I ordered was tasty and well made. Super quick service as well! Wasn't a big fan of the earl grey tea so I'll still come for the boba and service alone

Located in Seattle's Uptown, Rabbit Rabbit Tea is a boba place off of 1st Ave. Here you mainly order through a digital kiosk with an easily navigable menu. They offer up a lot of unique options for drinks, mostly pertaining towards traditional tea bases that you don't often hear about from other boba places such as Jinxuan oolong tea or Assam black tea. Because the location is smaller than others, there won't be any seating for you to lounge around. It's more of a place to order, pick up, and go. I ordered the Japanese Buckwheat Milk Tea with Honey Boba. It's very different from other milk teas but in a good way, and it's not a flavour you'll find at most places. The Buckwheat Milk Tea is light and refreshing, and has a similar flavour profile to that of your basic cereals. There are not many places to get boba and milk tea while in Uptown, but this place is worth coming to if you don't want to walk or drive further out of the area.

Ordering 5/5 Food 4/5 Their boba are well made (not over-/under-cooked), and there are some novel tea/milk options (e.g., Japanese buckwheat milk). If you're looking for a less-guilty option, I highly recommend the "premium pure tea" options with milk of your choice. The ordering kiosk is also very convenient in allowing you to customize your drink's sweetness / ice levels. Tip: - There are two kinds of boba offered, ones that are non-sweet and ones that are simmered in brown sugar or honey. - The best combination IMO is: "0% sugar, 30% ice, and brown-sugar boba."

Friendly and quick service. Enjoyed an iced matcha with honey boba and the cute interesting decor. No seating inside.

Rabbit Rabbit tea is conveniently located near the space needle, and was one of the first boba places I stopped at during my trip to Seattle. I'm used to strawberry milk teas being sickly sweet, but I actually loved the one here so much. The golden boba tasted fresh and chewy as well. The rabbit straws were super cute and I would love to come again someday!

I went to Rabbit Rabbit Tea recently after watching a performance at the Seattle Rep. I'm usually not in the area so I was excited to get some boba. Since I was tired of ending up with a giant drink, I asked the staff what they offer in the smaller size - the brown sugar bubble tea was the only option so I went with it (not that I was dissatisfied with the lack of variety - I like brown sugar boba). The drink was sealed and I had to run to catch a bus home so I threw it in my backpack and drank it at home. There were no leak and the boba was still good when I started drinking after an hour or so. So it's also a good place to get boba delivered from. Regarding the vibe of the shop - I don't think there was seating so it's more of a grab and go type of place. You can always find place to hang out at the park nearby. Also there is no restroom open to guests.

We got the buckwheat milk tea with boba, and the strawberry buckwheat milk tea. The strawberry one just tasted like strawberry milk, I couldn't taste any tea. The buckwheat one was interesting flavor, but I wasn't a huge fan and the boba itself was just okay. It was overall okay, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again.

It's a little nice time capsule in here with unexpected dark interior!! Employees were super friendly!! I asked a few questions and they were super informative and helpful! I ended up getting the English Earl Grey Milk Tea less ice and 50% sugar! I thought the flavor was good and a little bit on the milkier side and the drink wasn't too sweet! The boba itself was chewy and delicious.

If you're visiting the Space Needle, or seeing a show at Climate Pledge, this is one of the most convenient options for bubble tea. I tried the Tiramisu Milk Tea with 50% sweetness and honey boba. The drinks are very customizable with levels ranging from 0 to 100 for sweetness and I'd highly suggest erring on the side of caution as their drinks seem to be pretty sweet. If you're a fan of drinks with a very pronounced tea flavor, Rabbit Rabbit isn't for you. This drink was tasty but had a milk flavor that greatly overpowered the tea. For the price, I would suggest going elsewhere, but if you're just in the mood for an easy, refreshing drink this is a nice place to stop by!

walking around Seattle and wanted to get some boba. We found this spot and luckily we did. Walked in and the staff greeted us right away. Asked if we had any questions before ordering food. We ended up ordering a thai tea, rose Milk tea both with boba. our drinks came out pretty fast. The boba was very good and chewy which is always a plus. Come by here and check them out if yall want some good boba

Very cute and minimal place and easy to order drinks with their self-service kiosk. If we needed any help, the workers were available to help us. I got a brown sugar tea with whole milk and that was fine. Not too many options like a traditional Boba shop would have but still a good variety.

Stopped by rabbit rabbit after dinner and I was a great decision! When we walked in around 7 pm on a Monday, there were several people waiting. We were able to immediately order on their touch screen, pay, and our drinks were ready within a few minutes! My drink itself was great. I got 50% sweetness and 30% ice. The tea was flavorful and the honey boba was cooked very well! The restaurant itself is very cute, and if they had seating we would have happily stayed to finish our drinks! Will definitely be back.

I was in the area and I had some time to kill, so I thought I would check out this boba shop. I would call myself a Boba Connoisseur . You can order online from yelp. The drinks are super customizable. I ordered online and went to pick it up. The store itself is adorable. The theme is Alice in Wonderland. The packaging of the drink is cute as well! I got the taro milk tea with grass jelly, it was yummy! Would definitely recommend this boba shop. The parking near this place would be challenging as they don't have a designated parking lot, it's just street parking.

Came in here after exploring the Space Needle/Chihuly garden and it was super refreshing. I got the assam milk tea and it had a strong/great tea flavor. Quality chewy boba. Cute rabbit theme going on. Would definitely come back!

I wanted something non-caffeinated and this place had a handy dandy non-caffeinated section just for that. I was really eyeing the buckwheat milk tea but they we out of that which was just absolutely devastating but I'd made the trip over already so I chose to get the passionfruit cloud smoothie instead. It's a bit like a next-level slushie and this thing was so dense but perfect for a warm day.

Wanted a cold sip on a Hot Day on May 10th 2024 in Seattle, WA. The whole town was out enjoying the weather and I thought my pal Robert from New Jersey would like to cool down on our walk. He's a husky guy, and has a plantar warts that makes walking difficult. We opted for the tea with real fruit and something called "jelly". Not only was the drink cold and delicious but it also had a fun surprise in every swallow.

Rabbit Rabbit Tea is a solid boba shop that is really close to the Seattle Center. In fact, it's one of the only places to get boba in the area if you don't want to make the journey to the International District/Chinatown. I'm glad to say that they delivered a refreshing drink on a really hot summer day. You order from a kiosk when you walk in and can customize your drink order to your liking. I confirmed with the workers that all their milk teas are made with a non-dairy creamer, which was a relief. I ordered their Buckwheat Milk Tea with Boba and it was everything I imagined it would be - some chewy boba in an aromatic milk tea. I could definitely taste the quality with their teas so if you're someone that values the taste of the tea, this is a good spot to check out. Note: Since they rely on the kiosk, it may be hard to grab their attention if you have specific questions about a drink. However, everyone seemed very nice so I'm sure it wouldn't be too much trouble if you needed something.

super cute spot but has a slightly redundant menu. Kiosk ordering with quick service.

This bubble tea place is the best in the Uptown neighborhood. It's tucked away on 1st Ave N., where I've walked by many times in the last few years and didn't realize it. The other closest bubble tea places are The Bubble Tea Shop in the Armory Food & Event Hall on the Seattle Center campus and Happy Lemon in South Lake Union. I walk from the Armory building for Rabbit Rabbit Tea because it's way better than The Bubble Tea Shop for the price and flavor. Rabbit Rabbit Tea has a lot of options categorized by milk tea, fruit teas, smoothies, etc. Some of the drinks you can only order iced, but there are some options for hot drinks. I love the Almond Milk Tea, Rabbit Signature Fresh Fruits Iced Tea, and the Passion Fruit Mountain Tea. You can order online in advance or when you arrive in the shop where there are self-ordering stations. The shop is known for its cute rabbit theme and also has paper rabbit faces that you can slide onto your straw.

Rabbit Rabbit is in a great location nestled on the main strip of Uptown near Climate Pledge area and dome great local galleries and book stores. I come every time I'm in this part of town. The service is speedy and they have a large breath of options. I'm obsessed with the almond jelly! 10/10 recommend stopping by!

Golden Jinxuan milk tea (50s, 30i) with honey boba ($6.88) - 3.5/10 - I found this to be very mid - it wasn't watery but the tea flavor was pretty weak. The boba didn't feel undercooked necessarily but it was definitely firmer than I prefer. They have two ordering kiosks, as well as QR codes to order online. Although it was fairly busy, the drink came quickly. The shop is cute inside but there's no seating. Prices are pretty standard with other boba places these days.

My friend and I were so excited to try Rabbit Rabbit Tea but were extremely disappointed. At first sip we looked at each other and just had blank stares. It was nothing like what we expected. Both drinks were very watered down and well, quite flavorless. They have cool straw holders, but that doesn't make up for the drinks. When we visited, there were a good number of customers exiting with drinks and a line, so that was promising. I wonder if it was a one-off experience? However, I don't think I would come back to find out. Japanese Buckwheat Milk Tea - extremely light flavor that tasted more like a traditional barley tea you might get at dim sum. Was not worth paying for this and it was extremely disappointing. Iron Buddha Oolong Milk Tea - also very light as if they were reusing a tea bag trying to squeeze out the last possible tea. So overall it tasted more like water with a very faint hint of tea. The boba was alright in that there was a chew, but no flavor. Not sweetened with brown sugar or honey or anything, just boiled tapioca with a fair texture.

Walking with my husband around. Today was pretty hot day so decided come this place for boba tea. More was like you can order in self machine,choose how many iced,sugar. We don't use sugar so ordered 30% ice,no sugar,matcha with almond boba. Omg was so delicious,especially almond boba,so cool taste. Fast service. No bad price,and pretty big size. Definitely recommend this place. We are coming back.

Standard boba place but it was pretty cute inside. When using the ordering menu it seemed like they were out of a lot of toppings which was really disappointing. Ended up with a matcha latte which was okay. Nothing to write home about.

One of our favorite spots!! This place is so cool, the branding and aesthetic inside are so unique. Love the little paper rabbit nose you can put on your straw, and easy digital ordering. Perfect for someone who wants to browse the menu and customize your drink - I ordered the Thai Milk Tea with brown sugar boba, 50% sweetness and 50% ice... same with the Taro Milk Tea. Every time we've gone, it's pretty quick and there's a ton of great photo spots in the store!! Love the big mural of Seattle on the wall. One thing I'd like to see is more open seating so you could hang out, maybe some board games too...but I get it's still kinda Covid times so they're limiting the inside seating.

The Japanese buckwheat milk tea is absolutely delicious! The store wasn't busy at all on a Tuesday afternoon. Ordered on the screen and got my drink within a few minutes.

Enter and order at one of the kiosks and the baristas will call out your order number when it's ready. I loved Rabbit Rabbit for the ability to customize every aspect of the drink, from the sweetness level to the amount of ice to the type of boba I got a Kyoto iced matcha with 25% sweetness, 30% ice and brown sugar boba that was just the right amount of sugar and caffeine for an afternoon pick me up. Very delicious and easy.

Very cute store in a great location. It's so much fun to get some boba and walk around the Seattle Center area! When you walk in, there are 2 kiosks where you place your order. There is also a table with straws and napkins. Once you order, you wait inside for your order number to be called. There is no seating in the store. The menu is extensive and it looks like there is something for everyone. I got the buckwheat tea with honey boba and the tea was pretty good, although I was wishing for more tea flavor. The boba itself was surprisingly better than I expected. It had a perfectly chewy texture and a sweet taste. I also saw they have cloud smoothies and popcorn flavored tea which sounds very interesting! It was pretty busy when I went, but the line moves fast and you never have to wait long. Would definitely recommend checking this place out.

This is some of the best boba I've had in Seattle. This is the first place that I've had warm boba at. The boba was fresh, soft, had great texture, and was sweet. Perfect. Cute packaging--of course I'm taking that little paper rabbit's nose and teeth. One didn't work and one was a struggle to put on my straw, but it was cute nevertheless. The interior is a little sparse and the tile floor would have been cool looking if it wasn't so dirty. That couldn't be helped with all the rain lately, I suppose, but the floor looked like it needed a good mopping. I'm not sure if you can actually order from a real person because there were two computers set up near the order window and I used one to order. There was only one order ahead of me so it didn't take long to get my drinks. I tried the brown sugar boba with cheese foam and my SO got the jade green milk tea. A HUGE plus for me is that you can order many of these drinks hot. I don't always want an icy drink, especially in the winter. The jade green milk tea was hot, floral, and comforting, with a perfect amount of sugar at 50% sweetness. My brown sugar boba tea was deliciously sweet with warm boba and soy milk. I am already plotting how I'm going to get back down to LQA to try another bubble tea. The only reason why I didn't give them five stars is because there was absolutely no human connection. Nobody welcomed me into the store. When they called my number and I yelled out "Thank you!" nobody responded. They had already turned away and were filling cups with boba for the next order. It was like I ordered from a computer and robots served me. But even robots could be programmed to say "Hello" and "Thanks, see you again." :/ Unfortunately parking is a mess. Come with a person who can drop you off and circle the block, park in a garage and walk around the corner, use Lyft or Metro... however you get there, if you're in the area, hop on over and grab some delicious boba.

Best tea in the area! Definitely recommend. I got the mango smoothie with honey boba. 10/10.

Not gonna lie, it was the cute packaging and Alice in Wonderland theme for me! My love for all things cute/animal themed is what initially drew me here while planning my trip to Seattle. A quick peek through the menu and I knew I had to try the Brown Sugar Boba with Strawberry Milk Foam. Unfortunately for me, it was unavailable the first time I stopped by. Went with the Tiramisu Milk Tea instead and added boba and egg pudding 'toppings.' It tasted good, but it wasn't satisfying as it was not what I originally wanted. The egg pudding didn't really add anything to the drink for me as well. It didn't seem to have much flavor and was similar i texture to the boba Not one to give up on my food cravings easily -- I went back a few days later for the Brown Sugar Boba. No modifications are allowed for this drink, but it is not needed. It was delish, not overly sweet, and I enjoyed it! There's nothing more satisfying to me than satiating those cravings. Not to mention, it's totally adorable and IG worthy. We also got a Jade Green Milk Tea with boba and that was good as well. You can pick your sweetness level, ice level, add toppings, and they also offer fresh fruit iced tea, among other drinks so there's something for everyone. Overall, a cute stop for boba, especially if you're planning to visit the Space Needle nearby!

You know that itch for boba after a meal where you were too full to finish eating but somehow still have room and stomach space for boba afterwards? Yep, that's what happened. Had dinner at Coba and walked right over, nice way to kill some time before a K-pop concert and Climate Pledge. A lot of their drinks were available hot which is nice on a cold Seattle day in concert wear with wind blowing through the crop top. A lot of unique drinks on the menu that I haven't seen any where. They have these cute paper bunny attachments that you stick your straws through. I don't think there were much seatings inside so might be more of a take out place than hanging out. Pretty upset that security made me throw out my drink before I could finish it, it was tasty. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Super cute!! We found this place after seeing people walking around with bubble tea - I thought they had wings on the straws, but its a paper bunny mouth decoration. Their drinks are more artistic and adventurous than what you might see at a standard boba shop. I would definitely recommend trying these out. Use the ipads on the side to order and the people behind the counter will take care of it. Cute decorations and nice ambient, not a lot of space to hang out, seems more of a place you take to go.

We got the golden jinxuan which is a floral oolong. It was tasty with a strong tea forward flavor. It is a small shop and you order yourself but someone can assist you at the counter. The store is cute and they are very fast. I like how you can customize you drink a lot without extra charges though some milk alternatives are extra. Overall I like this place and you can enjoy a walk around Seattle center while you sip on boba but it is tough to find parking.

My coworker turned me on to this place and I've been addicted ever since. Not only is this the best place for quality teas, but the service is excellent and very friendly. I've tried other boba tea places but the flavor of the teas at Rabbit Rabbit Tea is superior to the other places. They offer honey boba as an option and have a few different non-dairy options for milk tea. There's also a loyalty points program which add up quick for free drinks. Ordering in the store is super easy via a touchscreen tablet. But the service at Rabbit Rabbit Tea is so good and efficient. They can get slammed busy and still get your order out fast while being super friendly! Check out their mural in the store of the rabbit in a Godzilla costume wreaking havoc on the city with boba tea.

I stopped by this boba place on my way to the park! You order at the kiosk and they make it before you behind a counter. It was not very busy when I arrived, but my boba was out in ~5 minutes. You can customize sweetness and ice levels. I recommend 50% sweet if you are not sure! They have both caffeine and decaf options for drinks. There are currently no food items, chairs, or bathrooms, so not a good place to hang out. I got the tiramisu milk tea with egg pudding and recommend both!

The fruit teas here are amazing. They use real fruits in the drinks and everything tastes very fresh. Been here a few times and the consistency earns a 5 star!

We had just gotten off a flight, checked into our hotel in downtown Seattle, and had lunch in Pike Place Market. Now we were walking over to the Museum of Pop Culture for our 2pm entry time, and were also quite thirsty and forgot to bring our water bottles with us. My mom asked me if I could find a tea or boba place, so I whipped out Yelp to see what was close to the Museum of Pop Culture. Rabbit Rabbit Tea popped up, so we trekked about 20 minutes. I'm happy to say that Rabbit Rabbit Tea exceeded expectations. It's so nice that they provided both Chinese and English menus! My mom wanted something non-caffeinated, so the gal who took our orders recommended Japanese Buckwheat Milk Tea for her. I went with the Lychee Green Tea, which came with Lychee Jelly, and I added boba to my order for an additional 60 cents. Our drinks were so refreshing and very much needed on this hot day! Later in the afternoon, we still craved their tea, so we went back. The gal who took our orders seemed pleasantly surprised to see us back. On the second visit, my Mom got Japanese Buckwheat again since it's not caffeinated, while I got the other drink I was eyeing: a cold Kyoto Matcha Latte. This one was also a great refreshing drink, and not as heavy as I was worried it would be. In addition to the cute rabbit mascot, I love that the plastic cover on the cup also says "Have a Beau-Tea-ful Day." I'm very surprised that Seattle is the first and only branch outside of Taiwan. I'm thinking California is probably too saturated with all the other boba chain competitions, LOL. I hope they come to California! If not, I'll find them the next time I'm in Taiwan.

I came to Rabbit Rabbit Tea as they are right below my building - how convenient! Unfortunately when I went they were out of boba. They had offered to substitute it but I would have to put in that request on the ipads that they had displayed. I wasn't able to figure out how to substitute as there was not an option for substituting the regular boba for the brown sugar boba. I would have like to just ordered from one of the three workers behind the counter but they didn't seem to interested in helping when I asked questions on if substitution was allowed. Hoping to give the place another try soon!