Oasis Tea Zone - Seattle

Come here, little lemme tells them bouta story bout a lil place called “Oasis tea zone”. that's a place where EVERY-Asian came. we were here until midnight playing games, drinking our standard quality boba, which was slightly cheaper then a majority of the places. we ruled the world and the world was ours. that was and still is a great firm place. I luv the vibes. the drinks are solid. I personally got the rose milk tea w/ lychee. it was business. that's my way to how. the menu is huge. like its very, very great esp for a boba space. they are obliged to find a drink they like 100% if they give it the chance and some test and error. love it. my brother got the avocado smoothes (so judges him because he didn't get a mile), who was good to him and my father standard. yes, avocado can be used as a dessert/for sweeter items, his thing in asia. will I recommend? on my mama and on my dad, yes please come here. this is one of the most iconic boba spots in the saddle other then sitting best tee, which is the boba spot.i loved my drinks, workers were funny and entertaining, love the vibezz. in the night, the quality takes the correlation with the crazy business, that is the midnight layer. but this is when the vibes are best. the vibes they feel with their friends and euphoria that comes with joy, whatever they enjoy cheap solid boba with some of their next peers. sincere, t.m

That is an absolute steal. $4.50 for a big mile and $5.50 to get it with 2x tapioca. of a condition in which a normal soldier is with normal boba $9, that was first suspected. when they taste the tea, they realize that it is well spent. the tapioca is perfect and the tee is also delicious. 10/10 they native are happy to have this place in their environment

Beautiful and very friendly staff. the price is in linr with seattle benchmark. personally would decide next time for one of the other chains. menu is very complicated, even for a regular boba drinker.

It's a bubble tea place. nothing special about this place. I ordered a banana milk tea. can not taste a banana taste (can be a bit under jealous banane). also ordered a royal army. nothing special. the boba was very soft and muddy.

Hip and very popular place. We went here 9 pm on a Sunday night and it was packed. I can see why-the items are really interesting. Dinging it slightly because the staff doesn’t know it’s menu very well. (More below)This is a big tea shop which has arcades and ample room for groups. It has a couple standing tables (without chairs) and normal four to 8 person tables.The drinks range from classic tea shop to unique. The seasame Oreo shake is such a treat. Very interesting and great flavor combination. The winter melon tea with pudding is classic style and what you’d see at a boba shop. The pudding is soft and can go through your straw which is nice. The blueberry tea was interesting, not my favorite but unique. The food looked good and was bar style. Lots of people ordered the skewersOverall it takes 5-30 min to get your order depending on the crowd level. The line moves pretty well, but they should have the menu on the table as well. You would have to take a step back and crane to see what the name was. To make it worse the staff member didn’t seem to understand the pudding order. He got a bit confused on what it was. People must not order it too much.The price is around boba prices now unfortunately. I miss the days it was cheaper, but expect for it to be $6-$8 for one drink.