Who doesn't love bubble tea? Check out the best places in New Jersey to sip!
Taro Milk Bubble Tea at Cafe Zio in Edison, NJ. While bubble tea originated in Taiwan during the late 1980s, the crave-able drink has become a serious crowd-pleaser in many countries, the U.S. included.
And what’s not to love? Customers get to customize their order and the possibilities are endless. You start off by choosing a creamy milk tea or refreshing fruit tea topped with either traditional boba , different flavors of popping boba or jelly, pudding, cheese foam and more.
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