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BOBAHEAD: Eugene’s Best Boba Tea!

This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at Oregon chapter.

I’d like to label myself as sort of a Boba connoisseur. Having tried traditional Pearl Tea in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the US, it’s safe to say I know my milk teas. In my opinion, Bobahead definitely comes through with the most classic and traditional style teas, while still remaining unique and customizable. 

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Rachel Hsu

The menu has classic milk teas as well as fruit teas, smoothies and creamas. Generally, I’m a classic black milk tea with boba or Hong Kong style milk tea with boba type of gal. But, upon asking the manager what the best sellers/her favorites were, she recommended we try the strawberry creama with boba and their seasonal drink – brown sugar milk with boba (pictured above). Both were amazing, but I would definitely try the brown sugar milk with boba, matcha with boba, and the black tea creamas (with boba obviously).

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Rachel Hsu

Another thing I really like about Bobahead is the store aesthetic. It has minimalistic vibes and has art covering the walls that the employees and owner painted themselves. Plus there’s a drive-through window making it perfect for a quick stop on the way to class. 

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Rachel Hsu

Bobahead is a ten-minute drive from campus at 3001 W 11th Ave and has a branch in the Valley River

Center.  However, if you don’t have a car it’s easy to get there by Uber/Lyft or bus.

Finally, they also have plenty of options on the menu for non-boba lovers, such as fruit teas and bubble waffles, so everyone should be able to leave satisfied. 

Overall Bobahead gets a 10/10 for authenticity, aesthetic, and overall deliciousness! 

If you’re interested in other good Boba Teas in Eugene check out Hannah’s article (written before Bobahead existed)!

I am currently a sophomore at the University of Oregon. I am working on my Bachelors of Science degree in both Journalism and Environmental Studies. I grew up in Hong Kong and moved to the Bay Area to finish high school at age 16. I am extremely passionate about environmental issues and scientific writing. I believe bridging the gap between complex scientific topics and everyday people is a key solution to combatting climate change. With that being said, I am also a massive foodie as well as health/nutrition junkie! Growing up in Hong Kong gave me exposure to unique food groups and I absolutely loved all of it! Food is also a large part of Chinese culture. I can't wait to write for Spoon!!