Cute boba tea shop whose main selling point is specialty Taiwanese tea (specifically from Taichung) located in the corner of Main Street Cupertino. I enjoyed the classic boba milk tea, and I'd say you can definitely taste the superior quality in the specialty tea used. 50% sweetness is fairly sweet, so I would recommend dialing back on your selection on the degree of sweetness. Ordering via electronic kiosk made the selection process easy, and service was speedy and friendly. They are generous with the tapioca boba, which is very much appreciated, as nothing is more disappointing that being skimped on the boba. Plenty of seating inside with tables and couches, which makes this tea shop a great meeting place. Restrooms are gender neutral and accessible, which is also a plus. Overall, highly recommend and will be back again if I'm ever in the area to try the other tea varieties!

I enjoyed the boba milk teas at Wanpo, the tea flavors are very solid. They have a couple locations throughout the Bay Area. This location has a spacious open area, so it's not cramped at all. I usually get the Wintermelon Milk Tea, which is a refreshing and delicious flavor. If you never had Wintermelon, it's pretty good! The Oolong Milk Tea was delicious as well. If you're like me and enjoy trying new boba shops, Wanpo is a good choice!

I've tried Wanpo in Stanford so I knew what to expect here! What I didn't expect was the large wide open space in the store! There are two couches in the middle of the store for you to chill along with some side tables. There's a decent sized parking lot right outside so parking shouldn't be an issue. I get the Roselle / Hawthorn drink here. The drink is very mild and I usually get 30% sugar with boba and think it's very refreshing. The boba was nice and chewy.

It's a small tea shop in the corner of Stevens creek. The interior is very cute and comfy with sofas and chairs. You order on a kiosk and they don't take cash only card. The drinks come out relatively fast 5-10m. The drinks are around 6 dollars each depending on size and toppings. I love their wanpo milk tea and oolong milk tea. It's one of my favorite milk tea stores since the tea flavor is very strong. I love how the drink isn't too sweet or bitter. I recommend 50 or 70 percent sweetness. Definitely a place to visit for milk tea in the Bay Area.

By the first sip I literally said MMMM out loud! Something about the tea/drink quality here was just sooo good. Firstly this place is so nice and quaint inside, dog friendly (they have a little dog bowl), and have self-ordering kiosks. Their menu is expansive with diff categories to choose from. We got the Kumquat Lemon Green Tea and Matcha Latte. The Kumquat tea was FIRE. Flavor was sooo good by the first sip. Refreshing for the warm day as well. Matcha Latte also had a great flavor that was a little on the sweet side but still super yummy. We finished our drinks so quickly. I want to try more drinks from here, will def come back when im in the area

Love the tea here! Fat and friendly service I just grabbed and go by ordering ahead and picking up. Thanks!

Unique Taiwanese tea shop with great aesthetic choices and an origin deeply rooted in the founder's childhood of growing up in Taiwan with their family and community in a military village. There's a lot of great back drops here for photos and I do like the tiger logo art they had on a banner towards the back. It looks super cool. Also big shout out to the shop staff who is a Ghibli fan! The window art work is super cute. There's an extensive menu of drinks and options to customize and when we went there were some menu items that were coming soon too. You can order from the kiosks that they have in shop. We got the: 1) Fresh Lime Roselle Drink with Crataegus: -I got this with half sweetness and less ice. -I've never seen the word "Crataegus" before and I don't think I've ever had a drink like this at a boba place either, so I immediately fixated on it and knew it was something that I had to try. -It's just a nice rose tea with some lime to it. Floral but a tad tart. Not bad. 2) Starfruit Juice: -Half sweet and less ice. -I have had starfruit juice before, but I highly misjudged how sour and tart the drink was gong to be with this adjustment. -It was to the point of being unbearably unpleasant (didn't get to try this until later after we had left), but honestly nothing some water can't fix through dilution. 3) Luye Biluochun Green Tea: -0 sweet and less ice. -This is a Taiwanese high mountain tea. -Even with 0 sugar it was a nice refreshing tea with a slight fruit taste to it. -Not bad. I think the next time I drop by the area or if they open more branches...say in SoCal...I am going to try their milk teas instead.