Wushiland Boba

What really makes this place stand out for me? They put way more boba than most places, and it tastes so good! The boba are fresh, not sticky, and have that perfect chewy texture. You can definitely taste the freshly squeezed juice in the drink, and there’s a lot of it, too. Overall, super tasty! Definitely a spot I’d come back to regularly if you love fruit teas and good boba.

Very generous with the boba! Love the boba by itself, not too chewy and not too light, just right. Should’ve got less sugar, WAY less. My order was way too sweet. The container was quite flimsy, and the place can get quite packed.

Fresh boba and a lot of it as I’ve seen in other reviews. But expensive at $7 per but that’s the price of California. Not as sweet as other shops like gong cha so plan sweetness accordingly. Earl milk tea was good.

The boba here is amazing. I was feeling thirsty so I got a grapefruit one instead of milk tea. Very refreshing. The mini pearls are unique as well. Would definitely recommend. 😋

My son and I love boba. I believe there are 3 boba shops in century city mall. We chose this one bc it had the best reviews and I found it first. It was really good and had a LOT of boba in it, which I appreciated bc so many places skimp on the boba these days. They were the perfect consistency and sweetness. Would def order from here again!

WARNING CONSUMERS ⚠️ If you LOVE BOBA - COME HERE NOW!! Like RUN 🏃🏃‍♀️The ONLY boba shop I’ve ever been to where I request LESS BOBA TOPPINGS. They are SO GENEROUS with their boba - like too generous! Typically 1/3 of the cup is boba. I love their Roasted Oolong Milk Tea - all of their milk teas have a strong tea flavored which I looooove

My friend’s favorite boba shop and probably one of the best boba shop in LA.

Ordered Black Tea Latte, and got what looks & tastes like straight milk. 2nd photos is comparing it the Straus cream, where you can see the color is almost the exact same.

Stopped by Wushiland and honestly, I'm impressed. The service was super quick, no long waits like some other places in the mall. What really sold me was the tea quality. You can actually tell they steep their teas fresh instead of using that powdered stuff most places use. We tried the Orange Green Tea, Uji Matcha latte, and Golden Oolong, and all three were solid choices. The Uji Matcha especially stood out, definitely high quality and not that fake sweet matcha you get elsewhere. Big plus for us keto folks: they let you customize sweetness levels, so we could go completely unsweetened without any attitude from staff. It's rare to find places that actually accommodate that without making it weird. Store was clean, staff was friendly and helpful with recommendations. There's a reason this boba place is the highest rated boba place of the three boba places in the Century City mall. Will definitely be back when we're shopping at the mall again. This is now our go-to boba spot in the area.

Standard is 1 shot, so I went all the way with a triple shot since EVERY place I've ordered roasted oolong milk tea in LA has unsatisfactory strength of tea flavor. I ordered a 70% sugar, less ice. It was still very sweet, even after light ice all melted. I would do 50% next time. Boba was too soft, but the tea flavor did come through well.

Came here Monday to get a drink. We usually get a grapefruit tea with boba but ask for the boba on the side instead of in the drink. All the other Wushilands we been to accommodate this request. We have a 4 year old daughter who wants the boba but we don't want her having the caffeine in the tea. The tall brunette girl with like an English accent was rude and unfriendly. She had a very unhelpful attitude like she would rather be somewhere else. Will only go to Red Straw for Boba at this mall now. Avoid this place as they don't care about accommodating paying customers.

Love that this is the only place that has tiny pearl boba. Had them at 50lan in Taiwan now here. They are chewy and fun not too big and just perfect. Just don't slurp in 1 go or choke. I always pair with my basic go to Jasmine Green Milk Tea. Very refreshing and full of nice jasmine fragrance. Just give it a try! Definitely recommend. Wish you would make Wintermelon Milk Tea too in the future.

I love trying out different boba spots when I am visiting from out of town, and Wushiland happened to be on the list! We got the grapefruit yogurt no toppings regular sweet, earl grey milk tea and honey lemon black tea no toppings. All the drinks came out relatively quickly and the store was quite spacious. While I wouldn't say it was anything unique/special, it was definitely nice to try and would get it again if I am in the area.

Wushiland Boba is located on the top floor next to Cinnabon. Before walking in, you can see the large menu spanning at the top through the glass windows. At night, it is super pretty with the glowy golden lighting. We got to trying out the Four Seasons Black Tea and the Golden Oolong Tea. The brewed tea for both drinks were delicious and we also liked how quick the service was despite the long line of orders. The boba they put in both of our drinks was also plentiful compared to other boba places! The boba was smooth, yummy, and had a great amount of chewiness. There's no seating inside; just a counter to order at. We went here for our last stop of the mall and enjoyed it for on the ride home. Had a pleasant experience!

|[ s w e e t ]| Prob my fav boba shop in the west side atm! Roasted oolong MT is my go to, with mini pearl+grass jelly no sugar. The syrup in the toppings actually still make the drink kinda sweet so that's my only true critique. If they could either not soak the toppings in super sweet syrup or offer the option (for a true no sugar preference) then they would prob get 5 stars from me. But the drink itself has a roasted tea taste and I love it. Would also like to see alt milk options for the MT (milk subs only avail for tea lattes). |[ d e e t s ]| Quick service kiosk order, no seating area so ambiance is a grab and go. They have a rewards program if you download app. 1 hr free mall parking. :)

Basically a staple drink whenever I come to this mall. There's actually alot of options for quality boba which makes sense, theres alot of asians that visit here. Shopping you need some sugary drink to keep you high while during retail therapy. quality is always good, sometimes I'll buy another to bring home and fridge it for the day or 2 later, I call it a surprise boba. they are quick which is great because there's no seating just a bar and a line of folks outside waiting.

Small selection of three tea drinks. Ordered a few brown sugar milk teas- we enjoyed them and might return to see if they have any other selections in the future.

There was a line when I got there on a Saturday around 5:30 pm. The wait was about five minutes before I was able to order. Once I entered the actual shop, the only thing I could think about was how uncomfortably warm it was. They had a cute enough Christmas tree and a bit of seating but I couldn't comprehend how anyone was able to work in such a warm area. I got out as soon as I could because it was not worth waiting for my drink in there. The cashier who took my order was nice but a little rushed. She asked me what sweetness I wanted but I just kept it normal and that was the right choice. The drinks took about five minutes so nothing above average. I got the brown sugar earl grey milk tea with oat milk and no boba. It tasted very nicely of earl grey and was quite sweet which was the energy boost that I was looking for. Compared to other boba places, I thought for the price I paid, it was a pretty decent deal. My one friend got the same thing as me but not with oat milk and he was not impressed. I had a sip of his and it was not as sweet as my oat milk one even though he had the normal sweet level so I understand why he didn't like it. But then again, he's also not that big on tea. My other friend got the orange grapefruit green tea with boba. She thought it was okay. She isn't a boba fanatic so she wasn't in love with it but she found it refreshing and she said she liked the pulp in it. My other other friend got the mango milk tea with ice cream. At first he didn't like it because he was only sipping the bottom and the ice cream just sat on top but once he mixed in the ice cream, he enjoyed it a lot more.

4+ Boba drink chain that originated from Taiwan. i've been to this place a couple times now. The people here are always friendly, but usually you just order from a terminal at the front where you customize your drink and purchase. Depending on how busy it is, the drinks come out really quickly. The vibe here is a pretty chill relaxed spot where you can grab delicious drinks on the go. The location is on the north side of the center on the second floor. I ordered the orange Yakult drink on my last visit and added some mini pearls. I'm not the hugest fan of Boba in general, but I thought the pearls would've been fun with added texture. The drink was made really quickly. This is a great place if you have a craving for delicious beverages.

One of my fav boba places in west LA! Their quality is top tier and the drinks are pretty big. My friend ordered my usual go-to which is the Orange Grapefruit Green Tea, 30% sweet w/ mini boba; it's so refreshing and isn't overpoweringly sweet at all/I don't get a headache after. I love the perfect balance of sweet and tangy from the citrus bits! But today, I opted for a Jasmine Milk Tea (w/ the same mods as above). I enjoyed that the notes of the tea were still bold, the drink overall didn't taste artificial, and the boba had the perfect chewy consistency. Every time I come here, there is a line as the interior is small but service is quick and they had a self-ordering station as well. They're located in Century City mall on the second floor near the container store (or just follow the scent of cinnamon rolls...) (;

So my boyfriend has been on a "surprise me with boba binge" lately and so I have the opportune time to officially compare all the different types of boba on the westside and give a direct comparison: Sushi land boba is Not as good as other boba shops as their boba is a bit watered down. Ambiance wise it's a super long wait as it's in the mall and people sometimes "steal" your to go boba drink and you either have to hold up the line and ask the worker to fix it or they just give you the other person's drink even though it's different from what you've ordered . * brown sugar roasted oolong milk tea - $6.75 - my absolute favorite go to for this spot if I had to order from here again I'd get this one. All the great perks of the strong roasted oolong flavor with a touch of added kick with the brown sugar + boba aspect. * roasted oolong milk tea - $6.24 - it's good in the fact that the roasted part makes the oolong flavor notes come out more. Taste wise it hits the spot but for sure it's a tiny bit still too watered down. I would get this one again though. * jasmine green milk tea - $6.24 - I prefer the roasted oolong milk tea. Such an interesting spot. You can definitely taste the Jasmine green tea flavor notes but it doesn't taste like it comes from tea but rather from a Jasmine sweet syrup and you also still taste that watered down water+milk taste. I wouldn't get this again unless you're really craving Jasmine that day. * brown sugar milk tea - $6.74 - good but not great. I could live without. It's more brown sugar toward as opposed to black tea forward. Sunright does a better job.

After trying boba from another Wushiland location and being disappointed in the milk tea, I decided to try another drink, but this time with triple shot. Earl Grey Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Less Ice, Triple Shot w/ Boba ($6.49) - That's what I'm talking about! After visiting another Wushiland location and being completely disappointed at the lack of tea flavor, it seems like triple shot is just what I needed. Super strong earl grey bergamot flavor here balanced well with the creamer and half sugar, heck maybe even a bit too strong! I love the fact that Wushiland allows you to customize the amount of tea you get. Normal tea is for people who hate tea and just want to drink sweetened creamer. Triple shot is for people who drink tea every day. The boba here is perfection, super chewy, with the perfect texture. The only knock against this location is that they seem to give a little less boba than the other one I went to. But that's not really much to complain about given how stellar this drink is. Milk Tea Rating: 5/5 Boba Rating: 5/5 Wushiland is the epitome of combined affordability, tea quality, and boba texture. This chain will be my go-to boba whenever I'm in LA.

Finally stopped by to try Wushiland Boba! We ordered: Roasted Oolong Milk Tea Ovaltine w/ boba Got the oolong 75% sweet & the ovaltine 50% sweet. I really liked how you can taste the tea in the oolong drink. My favorite was definitely the ovaltine, it tasted like delicious chocolate milk! I definitely want to come back to try the other drinks on the menu. What do yall recommend?

Tried their Jasmine milk tea with boba (70% sugar, regular ice). For being less than regular sweetness, it tasted too sugary and artificial for me. The boba itself was on the harder side too, might have been an old batch, but it also didn't taste like anything. Not that great and there's definitely better options out there.

I love this boba place I always get the ice cream green tea. The only bad part is who's making the drink because sometimes the workers do it too sweet or just the right amount. Overall I love coming here after class:3

This is my go-to, I looove to pair my milk tea with mini pearls and it's always so rewarding to slurped a scoop of pearls in my mouth. I got the earl grey milk tea this time with extra mini pearls, no ice for $7.11 and it's totally worth it. The tea is not too overpowering which I love. This is just a small (pop-up) store in Westfield mall so you order through a kiosk. Fast service and nice decor.

Generally, I'm a fan of Wushiland; however, the service experience isn't great at this Century City location on weekends. They're just so busy and they seem understaffed, which makes it tough for them and for consumers. Instead of waiting for long lines to order on a kiosk, I'd recommend putting in an order through their Wushiland App and picking up the drink at the counter when the app says it's ready. My go-to drink is a simple jasmine milk tea with honey and boba.

While visiting, I was recommended this place and it's one of the better boba places in SoCal. Located inside the outdoor mall, it's not hard to find. FYI, it's on the second (top) floor. Place isn't spacious but it doesn't matter since it's an outdoor area w/ shopping stores from left to right. There's only one kiosk to order from so the line can get backed up. I ordered the ice cream GT w/ 30% sweetness and less ice. Really good. It's not aesthetically pretty looking but it tastes so much better. Staff are very friendly and kind which is a plus. Will definitely be back the next time I'm here.

The four seasons tea macchiato with all the topping that's they recommend on the menu was amazing. The tea is very full and their toppings are soft and well made. I hate when boba isn't soft, but their boba was softy and nicely chewy. Service was quick and they did it with a smile. It's a small grab and go shop with a self service teller or you can get assisted by a person to take your order if needed.

Wushiland had been on my list for a while, but my first visit left me disappointed. I ordered the roasted oolong milk tea with brown sugar boba, expecting something special, but it tasted pretty generic and overly sweet. The boba itself was the biggest letdown--chewy but hard in the middle, which made it feel undercooked. To be fair, I got the last batch of boba before they ran out, so that might've played a role in the texture. Still, for a first impression, it didn't hit the mark. I've had much better boba elsewhere, so I don't see myself rushing back anytime soon.

It's always busy at Wushiland Boba, especially at the mall, but the line always moves fast. There's an ipad where you can order and also a worker that can take your order down. There are many options that you can choose from - milk tea, tea with ice cream, etc. I appreciate that they have a top 10 list and a caffeine list posted on the side wall for those who maybe can't decide or don't want to have caffiene. I've had the roasted oolong tea with the mini bubbles and it was pretty good. I really like that they have the mini bubbles option! This location doesn't have anywhere to sit or stand and hang out inside, but you can bring it out to the benches nearby throughout the mall.

Superb look it's so cutesy! I had boba here and it was a bit pricey ($7) but it was very good! My gf and I sat here and took so many pictures!

This is my go to boba spot at the mall! The line can get long, but it is definitely worth it. There is an ipad for ordering or someone will take your order at the front. There is no seating, but plenty of seats to hang out within the mall. My go to is the orange green tea. They always give a generous amount of boba that is perfect texture. The orange juice tastes fresh and adds some pulp to the drink. Wushiland is a bit on the pricier side for boba. It is a great treat and makes my mall trips so much better!

This place is awesome... it's nice to have a decent boba option in Century City. Customize your drink choice and toppings, sweetness level... the options seem endless. I had an ice green tea latte with boba and coconut jelly and 50% sugar, and it was the perfect summer afternoon snack.

Ordered the Roasted Oolong Milk Tea (OMT) because most places I've been to don't offer a roasted version, and I really enjoyed the overall tea flavor! The 30% sugar level is still relatively sweet so if you're debating between 50% or 30% and don't like too sugary of a drink, I'd personally go with the 30%. I loved their mini boba topping option because the tiny boba balls are so much more fun to drink and chew haha! There was a line, but if you live here, I'd recommend ordering the drink directly for pick up from their app.

The drinks are excellent. The weather is very hot in the summer and isn't aren't a lot of cover to shield customers from the sun, but that seems to be the norm for other shops in Century City mall. I recommend getting drinks on 70% sweetness if you want a balanced flavor. I really liked the Regular Milk Tea as it's not overly sweet or intense in flavor. I went with a more refreshing drink and chose Orange and Grapefruit Green Tea. However, I felt that the regular drink was equally as refreshing and easy to sip even in the heat.

Pretty good boba spot in West LA! Got the roasted oolong milk tea with mini pearls and ended up paying around $7. It's nothing standout, though to be fair we got a drink as basic as it gets, so take that with a grain of salt. Ordering is all self-serve on a kiosk, which is pretty common nowadays, and with a decent crowd on a Friday night we got our drinks in 5 minutes! There's no seating inside, but Century City has plenty of outdoor seating if you want to enjoy your boba in one place. Will definitely come back here to try their specialty drinks!

This was the only drink that I got it was the Ice Cream Milk Tea and I got the tiny pearls but I did not really like them but maybe that's just a personal preference. Chewing them just felt so weird I think I would have liked it better if I got the regular pearls I do not recommend the smaller pearls. The drink was pretty good but kind of average for boba.

Appreciated the service! Was quick and small thing, but I noticed the server even handed the receipt with two hands (if you're Asian, you'll know haha). The drink tasted very fresh and I appreciated that they didn't add sweetener into the grass jelly like at some other places. The earl gray was perfectly refreshing on this summer day -- Earl grey got recently discontinued from my local sharetea, so I was happy to have it now :)

Got my drinks fast and I got the Earl grey tea with the tiny bobas which I enjoyed. Best part is there are chairs outside so it was good to just sit there and enjoy the drink. Overall had good milk and tea flavor balance.

Wushiland Boba is at the top of my list for milk tea with boba! They introduced me to a drink I have never had before: milk tea with ice cream! They also have mini pearl boba which I have never had before either. The two combined are heaven! It is so delicious and is made to perfection. You can choose your sweet level, in addition to the ice level. They can get a bit busy so just be ready for a wait if you are going on the weekends. Also, they do not take cash. It's card only so make sure you bring your card! Their drinks are very unique and just good. I've had their grapefruit green tea with black jelly. That was really different from what I normally get. But it was really good! That jelly though is bomb! They definitely create a unique taste that you won't forget. Which is why I find myself coming back to try a different drink. Soon, I'll probably end up trying every drink they make. Ha ha!

3.5-4/5 stars! the tapioca itself was pretty good & soft! i tried the brown sugar earl grey milk tea as well as the brown sugar black milk tea - both were similar and tasty. definitely brown sugar heavy but personally the drink doesnt compare to bay area boba lol still good if you're in the area and want a drink! the place itself is pretty small and gets crowded very quickly but i like how the location is in UTC!

Tried Wushiland for the first time because a lot of people say it's good, and it did not disappoint! I got the milk tea with boba and grass jelly for roughly $7. It was a pretty big drink, so I can't complain too much about the price. The drink itself was good I'm my opinion. I could taste the tea, and it was pretty sweet, but I tend to like boba drinks on the sweeter side, so it was just right for me. I thoroughly enjoyed this drink, and I appreciated that you could pick two different toppings for no up charge!

Sad that this is the only option for boba at Century City mall. I'd rather have no boba than this. Way too sweet and tart.

Cool place for boba. Theres usually a line because other customers hope to catch a glimpse of someone famous since its in Beverly Hills. I hope wushiland expands outside of Taiwan and LA. I got a milk tea with tapioca. Wow. I have never been to a bubble tea shop that gave that amount of tapioca. That was the first time I wished for a higher volume of drink liquid as opposed to a larger amount of tapioca. My spouse got a yogurt drink. We both weren't a fan of it. Parking isn't as bad as I expected. The nearby parking garage gives a free 30 minutes.

Pretty much right across Ramen Nagi so had to try it! You can order through the cashier or through the iPad. I ended up getting the roasted oolong with mini pearls. I was hoping for stronger tea flavor, but it tasted ok for the price of $6 ish. Taste: 3/5 Service: 4/5

I'm so glad that they added oat tea lattes to their menu! I ordered a Black Tea Oat Latte with Half Boba + Half Grass Jelly, 70% sugar, and less ice. They decorated the latte rly nicely, with the layer of black tea on top. The latte tasted great, a good amount of sweetness and a hint of tea. The tea is on the lighter side compared to most boba shops, and this place runs sweeter than most boba shops (recommend getting one increment of sweetness lower). The boba had a chewy texture sweetened with honey, and the grass jelly was soft and silky. The grass jelly was my fav topping, but both toppings tasted good. I suggest getting half toppings at this place (eg. Half boba, half grass jelly) cuz they fill boba 1/3 of the cup if you order one topping. Service was fast and online ordering was early. I def recommend checking this place out if you're in the area. 9.5/10

The good: I got the orange yogurt drink that was caffeine free because I was sharing a drink with my toddler. I liked the self-ordering tablet option and how you can adjust the sweetness and ice level on the drink. I liked that the menu separated the caffeine free options. The interior was modern and bright. They're located on the second floor of the outdoor mall. I thought my drink was refreshingly cold and tasty. The bad: My drink was ready and sitting on the back counter while the front cashier person stood there not noticing it. I had to flag her attention to the prepared drink as my active toddler couldn't stand still and wait much longer. The drinks here are the most expensive boba I've ever purchased. It was almost $9. I don't recall there being indoor seating. The interesting: I'm unsure why there's a fish mascot but it's unique and cute.

Not the best boba out there by any means but if you're in the mall and are craving boba, it's fine. The tea doesn't taste the freshest but it's not bad and the drinks generally come out quick.

Cool boba shop! Find them inside Westfield Century City Mall on the 2nd floor. The place was hopping when we got there. Lots of folks, but the staff did a wonderful job of creating the drinks and helping the customers in good time. The Ice Cream Milk Tea tastes fantastic. First time that I've been to a boba place that has ice cream in the drink as an option. Give it a try people.

THE YAKULT GREEN TEA + COCONUT JELLY I love yakult and this was the best drink ever. It literally taste's like what it sounds like. I've honestly had yakult or yogurt drinks before but this is definitely the best drink I've had by far. The service was great and the drink came out within minutes! I definitely can see why there was a line out the door.

Green milk tea with mini pearls - ordered as 50% sweet with no ice. super generous serving of mini boba (filled up half my cup!), boba was chewy, soft, and warm. since I ordered with no ice, my drink had strong floral flavor from the jasmine tea. I thought sweetness was perfect at 50% as the boba also add to sweetness since they are coated with brown sugar syrup. Service - friendly and quick :D

Ive tried a couple wushiland boba spots in the past while traveling around Socal but this location in Century city was the first time I had one local to me. I remember hearing about this place and the drink that stood out was the Ice Cream boba tea which is not something you see very often at boba stores. The milk tea its self was pretty solid and boba was good. The addition of ice cream does add to the creaminess of the drink and fills my sweet tooth. It is a little more on the pricey side but well worth a try. Inside the location is tight as you wait for your drinks, but there's plenty of outdoor seating in the mall for you to enjoy your drink.

Stopped by for some bubble tea and wasn't too impressed with the oolong milk tea, a bit bland. Try something else for a better experience!

The storefront is cute and clean. I don't believe there's seating, they close exactly at 8 so if your order is not in by then they won't serve you. The boba is pretty hard and not chewy but the drink is good. I think if I came back it would only be if I was shopping around and not get boba. However the drink quality is pretty good!

Tried the ice cream milk tea with boba and it was fine. Nothing outstanding but definitely a solid drink. I'm not sure what was going on that day, but there was a sign posted that said they were out of Four Seasons tea, and then just a couple customers after me they said they were out of milk tea. It was only about 7pm, so kind of unfortunate for a boba place to run out of milk tea! This is a counter-only place in the Westfield Century City mall, so don't expect lots of places to sit, though you can probably find a bench in the mall corridors. Also including parking rates as of March 2024 bc the mall doesn't post them clearly online, only saying that the first hour is free. Note you can get some sort of validation from AMC or Gelson's ($10 min purchase).

I honestly love Wushiland - not sure if its a nostalgia thing, but it definitely is one of those very classic/solid boba spots that you can't go wrong with. They don't mess around with the trendy drinks, and only keep the usual stuff. This location is tucked inside the mall on the second floor. You order through a kiosk, and the workers prepare it behind you and call your number afterwards. Overall, pretty fast and efficient. Wushiland is delicious! Highly recommend trying it if you haven't already in Taiwan.