Quickly

Bubble tea, to me, is just bubble tea. They changed it from Quickly’s to CoCo. The only disappointment was that I love the black sesame tea, which Coco doesn’t carry but their milk teas are still pretty good.

Yum! I love quicklys, it’s the only bubble tea I had that tastes great and most importantly for me, they have rainbow jelly free of charge. There is always a student discount of $.50 so be sure to show an ID. I like the coconut milk tea and is my go to option on their menu. There’s also the spicy chicken nuggets you can buy to snack on as well.

Okay, so its really good bubble tea and they have a ton of options
but, the service is not up to par… the girl ringing me up attempted to put the straw in for me as she saw i was struggling and then proceeded to break the seal aswell as getting the whole drink top popping and liquid was every where!

I haven’t been here in a while, but they’re fantastic just like all the other Quickly’s. The guys who work here are super friendly. Another plus is the close proximity to the bus stop. The only downside is the lack of seating, so if I want to sit for a chat with a few friends I usually just head over to the location on Roosevelt (likewise, if I’m in a rush and I need to hop on the bus, I stop at this location on Kissena).

I like this place and I don’t mind going back again. Jasmine milk tea is pretty good. Losing 2 stars due to customer service. This one guy was working in the morning. When you walk in it just feels awkward… he doesn’t greet you but just stares at you. I didn’t mind the drink but I just hated the feeling of being in there. I would rather go to another milk tea place if he’s working there again (there are a lot of other ones in the area).

Nom nom nom nom, all their bubble teas, I will drink all their bubble teas. It is a great day when I have time to go to Flushing and get a bubble tea. I especially love passionfruit with those popping bubbles and honeydew milk tea with regular bubbles. I don’t know why Quickly is so good and addicting but that’s okay.

Ah quickly a classic place to go to for years. Their prices are great but I know it’s all flavoring and when I ask for less sugar sometimes I get more lol. But their hot grass jelly is amazing for the winter yesterday it’s a but sweet but neverless it’s great. Also the Thai tea is still the best along what the coconut and taro and almond. If you are a student you get a discount and they still have the chicken and other little eats which can never pass over. Especially the chicken so yummy.
This location is closed!!! Le sad

The scoring is based the taste and quality of a variety of drinks.
I do want to note that the regular bubble milk tea at this PARTICULAR Quickly location is very good, 4 – 5 stars; I have also had this drink at some of their other NYC locations, but not sure why it just doesn’t taste quite as good.
A plus is they have a student discount; I believe it’s 20% cold drinks. So don’t forget your student ID!

This place is nice and clean, but I still think that Come Buy has the best milk Tea Bubble Tea so far (that I’ve tried).
I went to Quickly and I had the Passion Fruit Milk Tea. The bubbles weren’t bad but the milk that they used was not good quality. Didn’t like it. I went to Come Buy and had the Papaya Milk tea and that was so good!
I’ve tried Kung Fu Tea taro milk tea, which was also good but their bubbles are too sweet which I don’t really like.
So far, Come Buy is in the lead for best milk bubble tea.

No. Why are these people giving such high ratings for this place? Sure the tea is actually okay. But the BUBBLES! The difference between an A-​rated and B-​rated bubble tea place is all in the texture of the bubbles and the even consistency of the flavor of tea. Both of which, this place is only meh at.
It’s not nearly as bad as Vivi’s Bubble Tea, but a far cry from the five stars that belong to Tenren Tea Time… atleast it was cheap. (For both I’m talking about the Chinatown locations)

Bubble tea YES those lovely squishy balls of squishiness
Ok so you need something refreshing yet squishy?
seriously this is a more like a little stand
where you can choose from many flavors of tea plus slush type drinks
my fav is always the black tea
or coconut
of which I had to buy both here
I love their plastic sealed cup that you have to pop your straw into
take note of my pic two teas one bag
pain the neck to find parking I almost gave up…
friendly staff its so teeny tiny your just about in their face as they make the tea
lovely bubbles friendly enough staff and parking was not such a hassle I am sure I would come back more often

Few sounds are as satisfying as the *CRACK* of puncturing your straw through the plastic lid of your bubble tea.
Their taro flavor is amazing with passion fruit coming in as a close second. I have yet to try other flavors, but rest assured their offerings are extensive! You can even get flavored jelly instead of tapioca, which I haven’t found in too many other bubble tea places.
Yum!!!

Amazing tapioca tea! I had the mango flavor… wish they had these closer to where I live! Yum Bubble Tea!

Came here with the GF because it was a hot day and we needed a place to cool off after walking and baking in the sun.
She got the taro milk tea and I got the green apple slush. My slush was neon green and too sweet for my liking. I should stick to ilk tea next time. Too much choices here.
FYI, its ‘energenico’ not ‘quickly’ in Spanish. I thought it would be ‘rapido’.

Jen Ju Nai Cha Kow
Bubble Tea is my salvation and my greatest vice. It is all because of Quickly’s. Just kidding.
They are the best anywhere and I would not be told otherwise. I dont veer from the tried and true black milk tea with bubbles, so dont get me started about the other drinks. They’ve done me no wrong and in doing so, have done it the fastest and best-​tasting anywhere. The bubbles are cooked to perfection and I cant say the same for anywhere else other than Ten-​Ren.

When I think of Quickly, I think solid.
The price, the taste of the tea, bubbles, they are the most consistent bubble tea place that I have gone to ever since I started drinking bubble tea.
Yes, I do get the original milk tea with bubbles and they do pre-​make the milk tea, but that goes hand and hand with their name, Quickly!
I have never had a problem with the sugar level of my drinks or anything from Quickly.
Bottom Line:
Like I said the most consistent bubble tea I have ever had. Don’t forget to show your student ID! You’ll get a student discount!

I’m still trying to understand this bubble tea craze thing. Can someone please, #1, explain to me how $ 3.75 is cheap for a flavored tea. I can get a Mango Tea bag, brew it, cool it down and pour it into a cup full of ice for a mere few cents. So… I am not sure why everyone is calling this cheap. The only part I have not a clue how to make is the tapioca pearl looking things, boba. How much is that… also a few cents… Maybe I just need someone to explain it to me. Some of the drinks from what I saw were made from powders… different colors of powders. Hmmm. I had the Lychee. It is really sugary. I have a headache from the drink.
I dont get it. I am sorry but I rather have 3 orders of dumplings… which i can’t finish, from across Main Street on 41^st Avenue. The dumplings are AWESOME. One drink ($)=3 orders of dumplings ($).

Just like the name, the service you will get is rather quickly. Quickly, but oh so good. One sip and I’m a fan. ‘Nuff said.
Perfect summer treat. Recommend the taro with tapioca.

(Stop #5 on Vivian H’s Flushing Snack Food Crawl)
Quickly indeed! The line progressed so fast that I had my small green tea milk bubble tea in no time at all. The size was generous, and the price was cheap. I am not normally a fan of bubble tea — even the very good ones at Eden Center in VA failed to sway me. However, I generally liked the bubble tea I had here today. The green tea infused nicely. I could detect it in the background without it being overpowering or losing the taste all together — a nice balance. The tapioca pearls were good too. A nice refreshing drink. Definitely recommend!
4.5 stars

Quickly, Quickly! That’s what I want to say each time.
Courtesy of a fellow foodie (Vivian I), my bf and I are now introduced to a place that serves REALLY good BOBAS (bubbles).
My «honorary Taiwanese» side of me wants to scream out «BOOYAH»! My bf and I have tried numerous places in Chinatown /​Flushing but have always found that the bobas are usually too tough (which are usually Cantonese places). The BOBAS here are soft and squishy, as the way it should be!
Quickly also has very good egg pudding (as opposed to having bobas in the teas).
Bring your STUDENT IDs for a 50-​cent discount!