Nadiia Bryzhenko

🌇 The cafe is located in the very center of the city. There is often a long line here. Inside the cafe is small and there are only a few tables. 🧋 In the menu you will find many types of bubble tea for every taste. You can choose whether the drink is cold or hot, as well as the amount of sugar. I chose brown sugar bubble tea and it was very tasty. There are also various snacks on the menu. 💸Prices are normal for the city center. A small tea costs $6 on average, and a large one $6.50-7.

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Christine C

As soon as I entered, I was welcomed very warmly and asked what I'd like. I asked for the Brown Sugar Bubble Milk with less ice. She mentioned that it might taste sweeter if we reduce the ice but I love sugar anyways so ... not a problem for me. It was ready in a jiffy and I was told to shake it 15 times. This is something really different and I really enjoyed my experience at the store and with the drink. Too pricey for me to get daily, but definitely a great afternoon pick me up.

+13

If you like creamy brown sugar exploding in your mouth, you will find I Milky a delight. They specialize in brown sugar milk based bubble tea. I am not sure where the tea part comes in but it is delish. Most NYCers do not like to wait in line and this place certain features long waits even after you order. But for the creamy experience it is worth it.

Darlene Mongami

Good drinks! Friendly staff. Prices are ok. I’d come back.

Anh Nguyen

I tried the brown sugar bubble milk tea. It tastes decent, yet not great. I ordered 50% sugar and 30% ice. The milk is regular milk, not creamy and as good as XingFuTang even though they have similar price. The bubble cooked great, I like the chewiness.

Sawako Y

Great boba tea spot in Midtown near Macy’s, Empire State Building and Bryant Park. The space is small inside for ordering, but there are a few tables for dining in. I ordered the Brown Sugar Bubble Milk ($7+) with 30% ice and regular sugar, which was good but a bit too sweet for me. I generally order less sugar at other boba shops, but the staff kindly explained to me that the only difference between regular sugar and less sugar here is that you’d have less boba—which is why I’d selected regular. Maybe less boba would be better, if you’re used to less sugar.

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Nancy Wong Shek

I'Milky was an interesting place to try our bubble tea. From a menu selection of varieties of drinks to choose from - it gives the direction to shake amd flip your drink 15 times before you drink it for best taste. The milk is special and good when you give it a try. When many bubble teas hits you with the milky taste - giving a try at I'Milky tastes as fresh as it comes. Friendly staff, all payments accepted. Small seating inside. Parking is limited along the street too.

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Vicky C.

Got the Taiwan premium green milk tea and Fresh taro milk with purple rice. The taro milk is a pretty thick drink after stir well with taro paste and purple rice, it is great that I can taste the real taro flavor. I like that tea flavor is pretty strong, the milk tea is thinner and less cream then typical milk tea and bubbles are bit soft.

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Lizsandra Edwards

First time trying this boba place and it was good! The best part? Menu variety was great. I love that this spot had a lot of food options and not just tea/drinks. Our orders were good and I’d honestly come back again and try some food options. The cashier was sweet too. The worst part? Place was kinda messy. Trash was so full and overflowing that we didn’t have anywhere to actually toss our trash. I also didn’t like that my drink only came in a large for some odd reason. Thankfully it was good and I drank the whole thing! We spent $30.49 for 4 drinks.

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Crystal Barabás

I love bubble tea and I heard that this place has great bubble tea so I wanted to try it. I usually get passionfruit green tea,but they didn’t have it so I ended up getting a fresh coconut taro milk for $6.75 and a peach sunset with Bubba for $7.50. They both tasted good, but it was quite expensive for medium size which to me looks more like a small.

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Hsin Yi Wei

I’Milky was one of popular brown sugar bubble tea brands from Taiwan and famous for their high quality milk and soy milk. We were extremely excited when we heard they opened up a new store in NYC. Their decor is cozy and cute but with limited seats available. Their line up space in front of cashiers is narrow so you might need to wait outside if it’s crowded. We tried their brown sugar bubble milk ($6.25 with tax) and it was great. Their bubble cooked with brown sugar was chewy and not too sweet; the milk was creamy, thick and rich.

+6

Service was prompt and friendly (which is why im giving it 2 stars), but the bubble tea and rice ball were really disappointing. I got the purple rice with chicken, which had a very hard chewy texture. There was a piece I couldn't even bite through so I trashed it. It tasted like leftovers that were microwaved. I got my usual milk tea with boba and pudding, but you can hardly taste the tea. The store is very small with limited seating. I would pass on this chain.