Bubble tea -- often called boba tea -- has exploded in popularity across the United States in recent years, and it's likely to get even more popular as time goes on. The Taiwanese beverage is ...

Cammi McCoy traces the origins of her Lewiston-based pop-up business, Boba Bliss, to the first time she tried milk tea when ...

Ever since the first wave of boba tea shops hit the U.S. in the 1990s, the popularity of the Taiwanese drink with floating tapioca balls sipped through oversized straws has been bursting.

CHINATOWN - For the true tea enthusiasts, we head to Chicha San Chen in Chinatown. There's no food here; it's just tea. The most popular is the classic bubble milk tea with black tea, cream and boba.

Boba tea, also referred to as bubble tea, originated in Taiwan in the 1980s and reached the United States about 10 years later when Taiwanese tea chains began popping up across the nation.

Simu Liu had criticized a white boba tea company who claimed to had “transformed” the drink on an episode of Canada’s “Dragons’ Den." An Asian boba startup decided to shoot their shot.

Sydney Sweeney’s Favorite K-Beauty Brand Just Dropped Bubble Tea-Inspired Scents For Its Best-Selling Lip Products. Laneige is also teaming with Boba Guys on sweet pop-up events in New York, Los ...

E&E Boba, a Middle Tennessee festival pop-up staple, is set to open KFAM Sweets, its first brick-and-mortar store. KFAM Sweets will offer bubble tea favorites, along with authentic, homemade treats.

In fact, boba tea isn’t the only item in the Asian food space that has been a victim of appropriation. In 2013, a London restaurant called Mo Pho, which has since closed, ...