The Perfect Scoop & Boba Tea

This is a great place, they have amazing service. the workers are great! one great workers name is Anthony he gives amazing service. they have great flavors! They great drawings on the wall.

Ever since they’ve opened we’ve been a regular. Very yummy all the time! Appreciate the discount when checking in on Unilocal or the punch card which I always forget so I have a bunch around the house now lol. I noticed today that they raised their pricing. Its ok though, compared to other places, I’m still coming here.

I am in love with this place! The owner greeted us upon arrival and was very friendly and offered samples of their homemade ice creams. My favorite flavors were strawberry cheesecake and white chocolate macadamia nut. First off, I love ice cream and these homemade ice creams are the best. Very creamy and not too sweet that you would get sick of eating it. The scoops they give you are generous too. Their vegan brownie sundae was also delicious. The brownie itself is light and airy. Even if you’re not into vegan stuff, like me, still try the brownie. I loved it. The drinks are good too! The sea salt tea had a good balance to it and the Thai tea wasn’t too sweet which I liked. The boba itself was very soft and I don’t even like boba but I got it anyways and I couldn’t stop eating it. I’ll definitely be coming back!

I’ve had the Okinawa and Hokkaido milk teas. Both were really good and had their own unique flavors. The honey tapioca was sweet and were cooked perfectly with just the right consistency and firmness. I would definitely come here again when visiting Las Vegas.

Came here with my boyfriend on accident (put in the wrong address for a restaurant we were going to eat at) and we stumbled on this place. Seeing as how we both are big bubble tea connoisseurs, we decided go! He got the Hokkaido and Okinawa and I got the sea salt green tea latte and let me tell you… AMAZING! I wish I lived here for this place. Amazing selection of ice creams as well as bubble teas and other cool desserts. Vegan friendly! Oh and they use honey boba! Yum!

Looooove this place

Their Vegan ice cream is delicious! I only wish there was more flavor a available. It was perfect for my daughter who has all sorts of food allergies!

I come here at least once a week. I tried several different drinks and was impressed everytime. My favorite is #10 under the boba milk tea section. A different flavor than the usual flavors other boba places offer. This is definitely my favorite boba spot.

So I have always driven by this boba café whenever I go to Hobby Lobby, since it’s in the same plaza. Tonight was the first time I actually dropped by, and they definitely live up to their name. It really is a PERFECT scoop of ice cream and boba tea. They weren’t that busy tonight, since it’s 50 degrees outside, although in my opinion no matter how cold it is its always a good time to have boba.
Anyway, there was a family that walked out as we went in, and the lady that helped us was very friendly and genuine. It looked like she actually wanted to help us which is really nice since most people nowadays act like they don’t like their job and end up taking it out on their customers. I am not sure what ethnicity she exactly is, but she was oriental and spoke good English. She helped us promptly and asked us if we wanted to try any of their homemade ice creams and Vegan ice creams. She took our order on an iPad (very tech savvy) and she let us send our receipt to our phone and our email, because we changed our mind the first time. She was really nice and patient throughout our whole encounter. Customer Service is on point. She even asked us if it was our first time visiting and gave us a stamp card, usually I have to ask the employees for a stamp card and go through that awkward conversation but not here! I love it.
We ordered Thai Tea boba and Honeydew boba ice slushys. It was so good! definitely did not have any leftover ice in my slushy, which is a must for me! Next time I want to try their Vegan ice creams since I am lactose intolerant and vegetarian I am very excited about this place. This is my new go-​to boba café! The place is clean and simple and that is what I love about it. It’s tucked away in the plaza of Hobby Lobby and China Ginger on Fort Apache and Tropicana.

I LOVE this place! I go several times a week. The drinks are on point, only, $ 4.05 for a large (24oz). They remember my order every time. No awkward tip jars, enticing selection. The one thing… I can’t muster the courage to tell them they’re spelling is wrong. It’s «medium» NOT «median».

Me and my fiancé stumbled upon this place after going to Hobby Lobby. The service is quick and the drinks are good.
Used the Unilocal check in offer of 10% off large boba drink. I got the Thai tea boba. It had a great flavor, the cashier stated that the tea is freshly brewed daily and they don’t use powders in their drinks. The fruit drinks are made with fresh fruit and their ice creams are homemade. Now that’s good quality stuff. The boba pearls were perfectly chewy. Not too soft, not too hard. My fiancé’s mint chocolate chip shake was very good as well. The place is small, nothing glamorous or cute but service is good and drinks are good too. Beware they do have tons of options. So many that it was a bit overwhelming at first for us but can’t complain about having options. I’ll have to come back and give the frappes a try next.

This is a very delicious ice cream shop. They have all sort of flavors and large selection of different types of vegan ice cream! Believe it or not they even have durian ice cream which you don’t find in most ice cream store. Their ice cream scoops are very big and generous for the price you pay. Almost double the size of a small baskin robin Scoop! They even have freshly made macaroon and waffles to go with your ice cream if your craving for some carbs.
Not only do they have ice cream they also have all sort of drinks such as flavor tea drink, boba drink, slush drinks, fruit slush and even sea salt coffee! That’s right if your in Vegas and you need that 85 degree sea salt fix come here and try the coffee. It’s really good and all their fruit smooth are made with real fruits.
I have tried their strawberry banana smoothie, sea salt green tea, ice cream maroon and ice cream with waffles. It’s so goooood! If you in the area you must come try this place. It’s a little hidden but the GPS will take you there: D

Staff was nice, shop was clean, the items I purchased was a red bean boba tea reg size and 1scoop black bean ice cream. That was really good but…
For the price of the ice cream I purchased it was outrageous. It was a small scoop that didn’t even fill the small cup that it was in. (Ice cream — $ 2.50−−−12÷16÷12, picture provided, almost the same price as the boba but a quarter of its size — which was $ 3.20).
So would I recommend this place … Yes. The boba was awesome but I won’t be buying ice cream from there again due to the price and amount u get. Not as big as it seams from the pics taken. Don’t get me wrong the ice cream was good too but it feels overpriced by $ 1.50…
You decide Unilocalers, this is merely my take on things, good luck and happy hunting!

Items Selected:
Samples: Red Velvet, Yuzu, Cookies and Cream
Taro and Black Sesame on a Waffle Cone
Top of the Mountain — Fresh Made Waffle with Bananas, Whipped Cream, Chocolate Sauce, and Cashew Caramel Ice Cream
The second location of a locally owned ice cream shop, one would hardly know that Perfect Scoop & Boba Tea was located on Fort Apache Road if they were not on the lookout for such things, but tucked away on the backside of a shopping complex on the corner of Tropicana across from Walmart the small shop is turning out some really great ice cream, though the neon lighted setting and Kenny G Soundtrack could definitely be improved.
Founded by a fellow from New Jersey, and using an exceedingly creamy base to fabricate no less than forty flavors in house, the choices at Perfect Scoop consist of traditional flavors as well as some Asian specialties with vegan options and a few baked goods plus any number of boba teas and mixed concoctions serving to round the menu out.
Unfortunately sold out of the macarons from which their ice cream sandwiches are made, but still offering several options in which one is invited to invest their sweet, or even somewhat adventurous tooth, it was after a few large samples that an order was decided upon, the $ 14.26 seeming a bit steep at first but more than justified by sizable scoops plus made-​to-​order waffles that themselves rival all but the very best in town.
A bit put off by Red Velvet that tasted very artificial, but intrigued by Asian flavors including Yuzu while Durian was avoided like the plague, it was with two scoops atop a large housemade waffle cone that first bites were taken and with the taro a spot-​on representation of the ingredient’s mild flavor the black sesame proved even better, the mild nuttiness somewhere between peanut butter and miso as each bite walked a fine line of balancing notes both savory and sweet.
Having waited approximately ten minutes as a man twice the age of the small female server prepared my second dish within a kitchen hidden to the rear, it was largely a result of the sold-​out sandwiches that saw me order a «Top of The Mountain» and perhaps serendipitous in some strange way it was with the crisp malty tones that the crisp Belgian waffle absolutely wowed beneath a drizzle of dark chocolate, the creamy balls of cashew caramel no less excellent while bananas and whipped cream were perfectly adequate, the addition of sprinkles adding just a touch of whimsy to something that already had earned a wide smile and round of applause.
Not a fan of Boba, and thoroughly unamused by Snow Cream or Shaved Ice outside of the immaculate version done at KU Noodle, Perfect Scoop is the sort of place that reminisces of childhood summers and youthful indulgence out on Lake Erie at a favorite local Scoop shop, yet without all the Middle Class Caucasian Americana, Live Bait and Beer Cans, or Toft’s Ice Cream pre-​made and shipped several months before…

I absolutely love this place! All of their ice cream is home made and delicious. I’m glad that they have vegan options. Places in Vegas don’t have vegan ice cream so this makes them stand out. The vegan cookies and cream, cashew caramel, and black sesame are my favorites. The best thing about their vegan ice cream is that you can’t even tell that it is dairy free. The consistency is the same as regular ice cream. I feel like when I’ve gotten pints from the store the consistency and taste made it noticeable. They also make giant macaron ice cream sandwiches. I feel like it is a lot of sugar, but when I’m having a major sweet tooth, it is my go to. I just wish you can take pints or quarts home because it is all so damn good.

Friendly service and the ability to eat vegan ice cream. Normally I am left with sorbet as my only option. Standard flavors like chocolate & vanilla, but they also offer cookies & cream; peanut butter chocolate; seasalt caramel; taro and black sesame (among others).
My husband likes the macaron ice cream sandwiches (they’re HUGE). My daughter and I typically split a scoop or two in a cup.
Also have banana splits, brownie sundaes, shakes, smoothies and boba teas on hand.
Offerings change daily so don’t get your heart set on a certain flavor.
The only downside is that sometimes there can be a bit of a freezer burn taste. It’s rare but does happen.

I’ve heard good things about this place and was very excited to try a macaron ice cream sandwich. My boyfriend has been to the location on Jones but didn’t know there was one on Fort Apache. When we first entered there was no one behind the counter and a lady was sitting on one of the tables looking a little confused as she stared at the counter. We weren’t sure if she was waiting to order so we stood to the side as we looked at the menu.
The menu was pretty straight forward, it had its boba, ice cream and desserts listed however the macaron flavors weren’t anywhere on the menu. When we went to look at the ice cream we noticed that all the tubs of ice cream had a lid on them which I’ve never seen at an ice cream establishment before. After five minutes, we started to considered leaving as there were no employees available to place an order with but we decided to give it a few more minutes. At this point the door «ding’d» and a lady walked through the door, behind the counter and into the back without greeting us. She came back out holding a plastic bag and handed it to the lady who was waiting at the table. She then turned to us and asked for our order. We were a little hesitant at this point but decided to give the place a shot.
There were only two macaron flavors available: vanilla and strawberry. I ordered a vanilla macaron with green tea ice cream and my boyfriend ordered a vanilla macaron with thai tea ice cream. When our order was ready we picked it up at the counter, watched the lady immediately disappear outside as we sat down at one of the tables. When we opened the containers, we were surprised by how big they were. Upon taking a bite, the macaron tasted a little burnt and was a little hard to chew. I ended up taking the sandwich apart and just eating the ice cream which I thought didn’t taste right, the green tea ice cream didn’t have that hint of sweetness that I love. My boyfriend thought it was weird that his thai tea ice cream was pink and tasted nothing like thai tea. We ended up not finishing our sandwiches and leaving.
I won’t be coming back to this location based on the service and quality.

We went to the Trop and Fort Apache location and was really excited for the Macaroon ice-​cream sandwiches and just excited to see the ice cream shop itself.
When we got there we were very disappointed. It was a very empty sad place actually. The lady behind the counter was super nice. All of the ice cream tops in the cooler were shut so there was no good appearance and was no too intriguing. I guess no matter what all of the ice cream had no color added so they were all plain and vanilla looking.
Ice cream itself was ok but nothing exciting. The macaroons were huge and pretty good I just was depress and wanted to leave as soon as possible. When you go to a place and it gives off that vibe it makes you never want to return.
Sorry guys wanted to love it but was really disappointed. I might check out the other location to compare. I hope it’s better.

I think the ‘scoops’ are more their forte than the boba. I just got a Milk Green Tea with boba — while the tea portion was good, the boba was not. It was not cooked all the way through so was dense and chewy.\
They only serve one size (24 oz) and it’s spendy at $ 4.50. Meh, I won’t be back. They have a ton of different, unique ice creams for sale though so that’d be worth stopping by for.

*** Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 9/​100***
4 Solid stars for their ice cream. I have bookmarked this place for quite a while now but never really got around to going until last week. It’s in a unassuming strip mall across Walmart on Fort Apache. The place is simple and minimal, but the ice cream is so addictive! They offer a variety of flavors from the more common vanilla, cookies n cream to the more exotic flavors of durian, black sesame etc. for the adventurous ones. On the first visit I had the green tea and Thai tea ice cream. Both had the perfect creamy consistency. The green tea: not too sweet with its grassy, nutty, floral, full bodied flavor was soooo good but then again that’s my bias opinion as that is my all time favorite flavor. The thai tea was on the sweeter side but with all the right notes. As I paid, Sami (sp?) told me I had to try their Ginger ice cream. As soon as that spoon touched my lips I instantly regretted not getting that instead. Who knew ginger ice cream would taste so good? I told her I would definitely be back for that. Last night I dragged the hubby after a quick trip to Walmart. This time I tried the Lychee, Pink Guava and Taro. Ultimately the Lychee and of course the Ginger were my picks. I now have my favorite spot since I live so far from AOF. I will be back to try their bobas.