JayDay Cafe & Boba - coffee and bubble tea shop | Flavored Tea | Yakima, WA 98903

Bubble tea is a popular Taiwanese beverage that was first introduced in the 1980s. In Taiwan, bubble tea is equivalent to coffee or soda in the United States. Boba, black pearl tea, and pearl milk tea are all names for this delightful beverage.  The typical tea element is served cold, with milk or fruit juice added. You may also make an amazing cocktail by adding chewy tapioca balls or fruit-flavoured jellies.- coffee and bubble tea shop Yakima WA 98903 


Bubble tea is a popular Taiwanese beverage that has recently taken the world by storm. The United States is presently seeing growth as well. Hundreds of places in Yakima alone serve boba tea.

Bubble tea has swiftly become the drink of choice for millions of people around the world, because to its sweet, creamy, and chewy flavor. "What is Bubble Tea, and how did it all start?" you might question.

The origins of bubble tea can be traced back to a modest tea stand in Taiwan in the early 1980s.

After a long day of work and play, elementary school students would look forward to purchasing a cup of refreshing tea. Tea stands were set up in front of the schools, with the best-selling tea competing for business. When one concession owner began adding different fruit flavors to her tea, she became well-known. Children like the taste since it was sweet and refreshing. After hearing about the "special" and popular tea, other concessions began to flavor their own teas. For an excellent all-around taste, the tea and flavoring needs to be shaken well before adding flavor. The drink became known as "Bubble Tea" as a result of the bubbles.

Liu Han-Chieh brought tapiocas to Taiwan in 1983. Adding tapioca pearls to a favorite drink was the latest craze. Tapioca pearls were frequently presented in cold infused tea. After thoroughly shaking the tea and taste, it was poured over tapioca pearls at the bottom of a clear cup. Because the tapioca pearls resembled bubbles, the drink was dubbed "Bubble Tea." The top and bottom of your drink were both filled with bubbles.


The funniest ingredient of Boba is Tapioca:

Tapioca pearls, with their signature “Q” or “QQ” texture, are black, but can sometimes be found to be white or transparent. Depending on the ingredients of the pearl, the color varies. I've been told that the white and translucent pearls are made of tapioca starch in its natural form. The black pearl includes tapioca starch, sometimes cassava root, brown sugar and caramel which add the black color. It’s that addictive texture that’s become the boba signature!
The consistency of tapioca pearls are somewhere between jell-o and chewing gum. In fact, many people think it's somewhat of a 'gummy bear' texture. Nonetheless, the way the tapioca feels when you chew it is absolutely unique. The tapioca pearls used in bubble tea shops near me are the size of a marble. The tapioca pearls are also known as the "boba" in the bubble tea drink. This is because it’s described as having the same texture as the female breasts.
The fusion of those two traditions — milk tea and chewy, gelatinous pearls — eventually gave rise to boba tea.
In addition to the industrial pre-packaged milk tea products, there were more tea shops and tea restaurants in the state of.

The rise of the Boba generation:

Bubble tea has been around in the U.S. since the ’90s, but it wasn’t until millions of people watched the YouTube video by Chinese-American brothers Andrew and David Fung that the phenomenon of “boba life” or “boba culture” was given a name.

What was happening was that there was a generation of young Asian Americans — originally primarily Taiwanese Americans, but inclusive of Chinese, East Asian, and other members of the Asian diaspora in the city of Yakima, WA 98903 — who grew up hanging out every day in boba shops, where they studied, gossiped with friends, and went on first dates, all over the cold, milky, tapioca ball-filled drink that is boba milk tea.

The online communities are border-transcending virtual bubble tea shops filled with an endless stream of memes, jokes, and confessions about boba, strict parents, and other markers of what is often imagined as the universal experience of children of Asian immigrants in the West.

Here, bubble tea, as in the material world of boba shops, is more than just a drink. Like other alimentary items that have become tokens of Asian-American popular culture — rice, dumplings, pho, soy sauce, Korean barbecue — it is an identity.
From there, boba made its way to the USA.

According to a recent study, the boba tea industry is expected to grow by almost $2 billion to a whopping $4.3 billion by the year of 2027. The trend of tea beverages prospered together with the rise of the leisure food trend in the 1980s as Taiwan was experiencing rapid economic growth.

Bubble milk tea in Yakima, WA 98903  is not a fad. It's a trend. This drink is addictive. If you have had a good one before then you know what we're talking about!

Visit our Boba tea menu : 

Milk Tea

Black Milk Tea

$5.75

Tiger Milk Tea

$6.50

Brown Sugar Milk Tea

$6.25

Peach Milk Tea

$6.25

Chocolate Milk Tea

$6.25

Taro Milk Tea

$6.50

Thai Milk Tea

$6.25

Strawberry Milk Tea

$6.25

Matcha Milk Tea

$6.25

Vanilla Milk Tea

$6.25

Lychee Milk Tea

$6.25

Blueberry Milk Tea

$6.25

Mango Milk Tea

$6.25

Grape Milk Tea

$6.25

To order or book the table for boba tea 98903, please contact us via:

 2402 S First St, Ste 102,Yakima, WA 98903

509-426-2886

jaynguyen1607@icloud.com

We look forward to serving you at coffee and bubble tea shop Yakima WA 98903