Mi Tea - North Miami Beach

This is one of those boba tea places where the drink actually tastes like the real fruit. They got smoothies, slushes, tea, fruit tea, and milk tea.

Mi Tea was the first boba place that I went to when I first moved to Miami. I do like it that it is conveniently located inside ifresh. The service is pretty fast and the decorations are pretty. Prices do seem a little bit pricey for boba. I'm not sure if I can recommend this spot as a study spot. I believe the dinning area has not been open since Covid.But if you are looking for a place for a quick boba drink, this is a good spot.

This store is out of something everytime. It does not matter at what time you go. They always are out of this and that. Not just their boba. But their other drinks as well. My daughter is always disappointed. We'll not coming

My fav boba place. Many choices and great/nice workers. I also like that they make sure to ask how sweet you want your drink, so u can adjust exactly adjust it to your

Let me start by saying I am a beverage snob.I judge a restaurant by its water quality first and foremost, because you know that everything they make is going to be affected by the water. Soups, drinks, etc. Attention to detail at this level often can indicate quality of other prepared dishes. Maybe you agree with me, maybe you don't.When it comes to bubble tea, water quality is extremely important. I LOVE the tea at Mi Tea. I've been coming here for years (probably started one of the first weeks they were open during the pandemic), but haven't left a review for them until recently. I kind of fell out of the habit, but I digress.In my 50+ times coming to Mi Tea, I've never had a bad drink. Only one time was the boba less cooked than literally perfect, but every other time it's been gooey and delicious.Mi Tea uses fresh ingredients in all of its drinks they brew the teas on the spot no tea in a jug and the fruits and toppings are all prepared fresh. If peaches aren't in season, you won't get a peach smoothie, it's that simple.You can control the amount of sweetness you get in the drinks (I get 0% sugar, as I'm T1 diabetic), and the teas are never bitter or overbrewed. If you like a toasted taste, try the Roasted Oolong or the Ceylon (my 2 favorites). Want a little bit of sweetness or fun in your drink? Try the cheese foam (deeeeelicciousssss) or the boba (crystal, or brown sugar if you want it sweeter).Last time my wife ordered a strawberry smoothie, we went shopping at iFresh first, and when I was ready to pick up the drinks, the staff blended her drink right before serving it, so that it wouldn't sit and melt during our shopping. Like I said, attention to detail!Every time I come to Mi Tea, I feel like I'm getting a great experience with bubble tea. It's fresh, delicious, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. If I wanted cheap, pre mix garbage, I'd go to any other boba shop around (there are many), but if I want the best, I'll go to Mi Tea.Lastly, I'll address what seems to be the biggest complaint I have seen here running out of ingredients. This is a small shop, and they use fresh, never frozen ingredients and make their goods in small batches. If you're planning on coming 15 minutes before they close, maybe call in an hour before and ask to have one set aside? There's a tradeoff between convenience and quality in most aspects of life. I can't fault a store for not wanting to waste large amounts of food.The staff is super friendly a small team, but they are professional, courteous, and efficient, as others have said. It's always clean inside, but this is takeout only, no seating indoors.Overall:Quality: 10/10Staff: 10/10Cost: Value: 10/10Vegetarian options: Beverages only, no food, but you can order tea with either milk or no milk.Parking: Never a challenge finding ample parking