Pin Ming Bubble Tea

Very tasty boba tea at fair prices and quick services. Also enjoyed the gaming units built within the sitting area which made it fun and give it an open feel. Overall much recommended stop to get a drink snack in Boston.

This place has great boba Good selection of mochi donuts at the time when I was there there wasn't that many of their food products available but they do have a big selection of stuff like corn dogs and french fries chicken tenders etc My daughter loves his place she likes to taro boba

Was craving refreshing drink this evening while at work. So I ordered a Grapefruit tea with no sugar and the I got the Strawberry lemonade drink. The Grapefruit tea was delicious a great balance of mild sweet it's a great drink! The Strawberry lemonade was great sweet but not overly sweet and a good ratio of both flavors blended together! Great choices will try others next time!

Recently visited the store. Ordered using the screen. I ordered Strawberry Matcha Latte with added Boba. My drink was missing the Boba. After having a few sips I realised that, I told that to the barista (not sure if Barista is the correct word). She argued there is boba (which visibly it did not have any) When I showed her my receipt and my drink label, she realised she missed adding the boba. She tore apart the point where I had put the straw in the drink. Pour my drink out, added boba and gave me the cup with a new straw (note not resealed). Messed my entire experience of having strawberry matcha latte with boba because now the strawberry and matcha is completely mixed. Definitely don’t recommend going here. Not just mee other customers also had issues with thier orders and the server was busy listening to music on her AirPods and not really making the drinks accurately.

A decent refreshing stopover for boba drinks and light snacks. Amidst numerous boba options in Chinatown, Pin Ming might not top the charts. Nevertheless, I came here a couple times to try their drinks and food. Their regular boba toppings were mediocre as it lacked chewiness. On the other hand, the strawberry pearls stood out – these little sphere added an unexpected fruity sweetness that elevated some of their drinks. I also got to try some of their food, Popcorn Chicken and Fried Shrimp. Over-seasoned and quite salty, Popcorn chicken was a bit of a letdown. But the shrimp was a surprisingly good deal. Its batter was basic but perfectly crispy, and the shrimp was moist and creamy. In Chinatown’s boba scene, Pin Ming might be at the lower end of the spectrum, but if you’re in a mood for some good snacks and decent drinks, Ping Ming might be a good choice.