Quickly Boba Tea

First time trying Quickly today. It was ok. I ordered a medium milk tea with miniature boba (. pretty much the only thing I liked about this place– no other places in Vegas offers miniature boba). Drink was not anything earth shattering at all.
I didn’t like how the ice container was practically melted ice, but they still managed to scoop up whatever «ice» was left & poured it in my drink. Major turn off!!! Décor of the place wasn’t all that great either.
I would say this is my 3^rd choice for boba after Tea Station & Volcano Tea.

Came in for a drink after lunch. They seemed a bit lost and they were out of grass jelly and several other items :(I ended up getting pudding milk tea. It was fine, not too sweet, pretty good. My friend and I hung out and played a board game, it’s a chill place.

I only come to Quickly boba for two things: The Boba specials for $ 1.99, which is only the Milk Tea, Chocolate Milk tea, and Coffee Milk tea. Good deal. Just a heads up, this was the first place that I’ve ever had boba with miniature sized tapioca balls. I never knew there was anything smaller than the normal size ones. It was not much of a big difference in texture or taste, it just seemed to be a little different since I am so accustomed to the regular ones. Another time I ordered boba, it had the regular boba balls. I never asked the employee about it. So if its not to your liking, then I would suggest informing them upon ordering the drink with the correct boba ball sizes.
Another favorite of mines here is the Popcorn Chicken! ($ 5) on the Quickly Snacks menu. Definitely give it a try. It’s deep fried chicken pieces with lots of seasoning to it that gives it a mild spicy taste. It’s served in an open paper bag, just as if you were to order a regular popcorn for the movies. Except its chicken! It also comes with midsize skewers or big toothpicks for you to poke the chicken with and then eat. I’ve shared the french fries too with a friend one time, but it was OK.
The ambiance feels relaxed. Bright yellow walls, couple TV’s on, background music, and they even have a shelf area with a variety of board games and even a bunch of deck cards for customers to play with.
Being that its conveniently located near my work, I can occasionally stop in during my lunch breaks. The big downside for me is its CASH ONLY.

The first time I tried to go to Quickly I went at 11:30, they do not open until noon. Disappointed, I ventured on down the street to a different shop.
This past weekend I was checking out 168 Market, which is across the street, so I decided to give Quickly another try.
My first… well, technically, second impression of the shop was that it was a little cramped. There is another business (cell phone repair) sharing the same building.
I got a large watermelon juice with boba. They only had small boba, which I don’t really like as much as the larger boba. Total was just over $ 5.
Not too impressed with Quickly, I’ll probably stick with Volcano and Boba City Café

don’t know what to say, but cash only ranks as automatic fail in my book. why make it difficult to take my money? i don’t have a local bank, and i’m not paying atm fees, just to give you money. get with the times and accept credit and debit.

My daughter LOVES Quickly in San Francisco and she was the one that turned me on to it so the last time we were back home in SF, we stopped by the one in the TL (Tenderloin). The popcorn chicken was DA BOMB! Maybe we were starving (we just got in that morning from Vegas and ate nothing) so milk tea with boba for me and popcorn chicken for my kid.
Anyways, when I found out there is one here in Vegas, we had to try it! The popcorn chicken tasted good, not as crunchy as the SF location but had great flavor. The boba milk tea tasted fine (am not an expert on that) and my daughter and her BFF loved their drinks too.
Overall, I would come back if I ever had a craving for popcorn chicken but nothing exciting to write about regarding atmosphere or anything else on the menu.

After a hot day wandering around the city me and my cousin came here to chill out and cool off with a cold drink. Got a peach slushy here and it was good, lots of flavor and not terribly artificial tasting. Its cash only like most other Asian places. I’m not a boba/​tapioca fan so you can have mine.

Back in California, Quickly Boba Tea is one of my regular stops after getting dim sum or hitting the gym. I was happy to see one opened so closed to home, and in the same plaza as HK Star, China Mama and Bosa 1. It is super convenient.
Their menu looks about the same if not identical to the one in California. The décor is very Quick-​Service Restaurant (QSR), with tables and not so so comfy chairs, where you can sit at and hang out with friends. A lot of young Chinese kids play Chinese chess or cards while they enjoy the beverage or snacks they order.
This particular location has a flat screen tv mounted on the rare wall of the shop where they play Chinese music videos. Which is cool, since I enjoy watching it but can’t type in Chinese to be able to search for it on Google or youtube. But if you are facing the front, you can either watch the parking lot or the small television that plays local advertisements.
On my most recent visit after stopping across the street for dinner at Wendy’s Café, we decided to get something cold to drink for the drive home in the still blistering heat. I ordered the passion red tea without boba, and it was made with pre-​made syrup and pre-​brewed red tea and a lot of ice. It was alright, nothing earth shattering, but the cold refreshing drink did its job for the drive home.
3 stars + 1 more for convenience.

I always get the watermelon juice w/​boba. Their boba balls are a bit smaller than other places so they always flow freely through the straw hahaha. The medium drinks are pretty cheap compared to Planet Tea. I have no idea why they call the place «Quickly» as the service is anything but that… no big deal though.

I got a large Almond Milk Tea w/​regular sized Boba (option for small boba)
Not as good as the Quickly in the Bay Area.

Another visit, another star gone. Not my choice to come back again, but given how its in the same plaza as HK Star, the convenience factor is there.
What kind of boba shop runs out of boba? Well thats what happened this time, last time they ran out of the full size boba.
The slush could have been a little thicker, instead of being watery. My red bean slush just wasn’t that good. Must have been the quality of the beans.
The lychee got the approval of our co-​worker, but he also hasn’t had boba in ages so hard to compare.
The atmosphere was a lot more livelier with 2 group of Asians playing 13. They look to be friends of the people working there.
The quality of this place probably won’t pick up, but at least it seems to be a popular hang out for Asian teens.
By the way, check out the attached image, see if you can tell whats wrong with the menu ;)