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Boba shops are usually prime hangout spots, but not this one because it is tiny. It is easy to miss because you have to go down a small flight of stairs. There are no seats inside, so you must take your drinks to go. There is a kiosk for ordering, but you will not be able to claim any promotions if you order through it, so keep that in mind. There is currently a "buy 2, get 1 free" promotion on weekdays as of February 2024.
The first time I tried Tiger Sugar years ago in New York, it instantly became my favorite boba place because of how good the drinks were. Every time I've had it since then, it has been more disappointing than the last experience. However, each time has been at a different location, so maybe the quality varies per place.
The person working at this location was not welcoming at all and quite curt. However, she made all three of my drinks in five minutes (yes, I did the promo). It was empty, though.
This time I came back specifically to try the jumbo boba. The marketing made it look so good, but the actual boba was a huge letdown. You're basically just paying for 4-5 huge balls of grass jelly--they aren't even regular boba. You also can't even tell that you ordered them because they sink to the bottom with the regular boba, so if you don't care how they taste and are coming just for content, you can't even get that.
The drinks themselves were also disappointing. I got the Tiger Meets Pudding (#5), Tiger Meets Chocolate (#3), Brave as a Tiger (#1). All three were quite watered down and tasted heavily of the milk than the tea. They pretty much all tasted the same, aside from the #5, which tasted like chocolate milk. The boba was also tasteless. The only thing that I liked was the pudding in the third drink, which was deliciously chunky and creamy.