Yifang Taiwan Fruit Tea

Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was pretty disappointed by the quality and service. The Milpitas location in California is my favorite boba shop but I moved away to a place without any stores, so I was super excited to find this place on vacation. Overall the drink was mediocre and tasted more like artificial syrup rather than the natural fruit flavors they lead you to believe, and I felt like there was barely any of the add on boba even though they charge extra for it. The staff also looked and acted like they didn't want to be there the service wasn't terrible but the worst I experienced throughout my stay in Vancouver.

We find the most popular Taiwan street snacks mini pancakes at Yi Fang! Their tea shaped mini pancakes 雞蛋糕 steal the show with various fillings: original, bubble tea, custard, taro, or red bean. ???They are made to order and slightly crispy on the outside, yet oh so fluffy and soft inside. ?We paired ours with Yi Fang's new seasonal drinks, including Avocado Matcha Smoothie, Avocado Mango Smoothie, Mango Milk with Agar Jelly, and Mango Sago Smoothie. The Avocado drink is luxuriously creamy, and remember to adjust the sugar level to your liking – I went with 50% but should have gone higher for that perfect sweetness. ? ???Drink: Should Try!Service: ?‍??‍??‍??‍?Kids: ???? Yay! They serve fruit based drinks.Price: Range between $6 $9 for each drink Presentation: ??Parking: metered parking on the streetTips:? use good quality and natural ingredients for their beverages.? have a variety of tea and fruit based drinks on their menu.Would I Return: Yes ?‍

The bubble tea is mid, but the service and policy is bad. You can’t do any kind of customizations if you’ve got allergies (for example, swapping cows milk for oat milk), and the staff seem to have a very hard time helping. They never seem to understand your order, and ask the same questions multiple times. While they are friendly and nice, if you ask a simple question outside the regular menu, they seem dumbfounded as if they had been asked a complex physics question.

We find the most popular Taiwan street snacks mini pancakes at Yi Fang! Their tea shaped mini pancakes 雞蛋糕 steal the show with various fillings: original, bubble tea, custard, taro, or red bean. They are made to order and slightly crispy on the outside, yet oh so fluffy and soft inside. We paired ours with Yi Fang's new seasonal drinks, including Avocado Matcha Smoothie, Avocado Mango Smoothie, Mango Milk with Agar Jelly, and Mango Sago Smoothie. The Avocado drink is luxuriously creamy, and remember to adjust the sugar level to your liking I went with 50% but should have gone higher for that perfect sweetness. Drink: 4/5 Should Try!Service: 4/5‍‍‍‍Kids: Yay! They serve fruit based drinks.Price: Range between $6 $9 for each drink Presentation: 2/5Parking: metered parking on the streetTips: use good quality and natural ingredients for their beverages. have a variety of tea and fruit based drinks on their menu.Would I Return: Yes ‍

Yifang has moved from 1725 robson street to 1175 robson since march 2023. we will not go thirsty on robson street with all the bbt shops, starbucks, and blenz stores. yifang is best known for their taiwanese fresh fruit teas. when i saw that they had one of my fave flavours, mango, pomelo, sago slush, it was an easy decision, 50% sweet, $7.95.it tastes more like tea than fresh fruits, though there were bits of pomelo, i prefer 8 juice's version, maybe because it's more like a smoothie, creamy with coconut milk.