Real Fruit Bubble Tea

The cashier girl there with greasy purple hair, always yelling when getting her order is very annoying. Like she needs to chill down or something. But other then that they have pretty nice juice there. Wish they didn’t put too much sugar tho.

What a revolting taste the bubble tea leaves in my mouth. Just thinking about it makes me want to roll over and die.
The two workers here are totally dismissive and kept us waiting for a few minutes while they were both washing dishes. When we finally ordered, the cashier messed up my order more than once, and when he actually made our drinks he gave us ice even though we asked for no ice.
The store name is so misleading! Apparently the ‘real fruit’ is only given to smoothies; otherwise the staff mix up different colored powders and pour pre-​made tea on top. Their drinks are a sugary, diabetic mess that makes me want to gag. The only good part about this whole experience is that it was $ 2.99, which is cheap for bbt.
Thinking about it, of course they use powders; what kind of place is willing to sell real fruit milk tea for such a low price? Fruit is PRICEY– just look at the exorbitant prices placed at Jugo Juice and Booster Juice.
tl;dr NO DON’T COME HERE FOR BUBBLE TEA YOU WILL REGRET IT.

I will always love Real Fruit bubble tea. And there is one reason: milk tea with bubbles, every day, for $ 1.99. I don’t know how the fancy jelly, with slush, that tastes like rhubarb — or what have you — work… but their milk tea with bubbles is top notch, and at a price that can’t be beat in this city (as much as I wish it could be).

I love the Real Fruit in Scarborough and needed to try this downtown location as well, just one floor below Cineplex.
Considering its prices and quality independently, I’d say that I have found my favourite bbt place in d/​t Toronto!
They have an all-​day house special for black milk tea. A small with tapioca sets you back only $ 1.99. I found out that the house special can come in all sizes, and the price listed is for a small. A medium black milk tea would be around $ 3.50.
Also note that other places usually only have two sizes for drinks, but they have small, medium and large here. Medium is usually what is considered large, and the large… see it for yourself! You better be thirsty!
The bubbles were cooked perfectly, chewy and not overly sweet. The tea had good flavour as well, not diluted. My boyfriend enjoys their mango diamond drink which is a mango slushie with mango chunks. They are very generous with the mangoes so you won’t be complaining about lack of flavour! You will see fresh fruit decorating the counter which is awesome. Powdered fruit drinks are not the way to go.
They also have a stamp card, and non-​house special drinks are eligible for a stamp.

You know what, I’m conflicted. This store really isn’t consistent with the quality of their bubble tea. Sometimes the tapioca is just right, and sometimes the tapioca is too soft and sticky. Sometimes they put too much syrup, and sometimes not enough. One time, they forgot to put ice in mine and I didn’t have a pleasant experience with my lukewarm drink.
BUT ALL IN ALL, I’ll give it a 3 star for «a-​ok» only because it’s a $ 2 drink. It’s probably the cheapest I’ll be able to find at such a close proximity to Ryerson… So ah whatever. Living on that student budget.

Pretty good place if you’re looking for real fruit based drinks. Bubble tea is just average, their tapioca pearl isn’t the greatest. With that said, they have original milk black tea with tapioca daily special for $ 1.99, which is a steal especially in the area.

My favourite place for smoothies! The strawberry banana smoothie with tapioca is the only thing that gets me through my lectures in the theatres!

I came here to try one thing and one thing only — the DURIAN SMOOTHIE.
O-​M-​G it was soooo gooooood. It was as if I was eating durian, for real. It was rich and creamy and I wanted more but they ran out of durian for the day :(
I would definitely recommend this place if you’re a fan of durian. I’ve been searching for good durian or durian flavoured dessert these days and thank god I’ve found this place and Kekou Gelato.
One thing I didn’t like was they added honey into the smoothie which I found it to be a little too sweet for my liking. And I made a mistake by adding a topping.

I really like this place. I feel like theres more variety than other bubble tea places bc you can get drinks with real fruit!
I had the Mango diamond slush and I really enjoyed the chunks of mango! I got lychee jelly instead of my usual tapioca and it was a nice surprise~ a bit sweet but not bad none the less!
The prices are good and consistent amoung different locations ^^

I tried the MANGO DIAMOND SLUSH and a small size wasn’t enough. I like how they put chunks of real mango. This is not like other bubble tea places as it specializes in FRUIT JUICES/​SMOOTHIES/​SLUSHES. You can add either TAPIOCA, LYCHEE FRUIT JELLY, or MIXED JELLY.
If you like fresh fruity drinks + tapioca or jelly, this is the place to be!!! If you like the classic milk tea bubble tea, just get it from ChaTime.
I went to the one on the 2^nd Floor of the movie theatre at Dundas Square. Surprisingly the service was fast. They had 3 – 4 workers and my sister and I didn’t wait long for our drinks.

Very average bubble tea, with very average prices.
The service is a little slow. I’ve only ever seen one person working there. There’s usually somebody else buzzing around in the back that you can see through a door.
If you’re looking for it, it’s in the food court upstairs, at the northeast corner of Yonge and Dundas.

Best mango slush i’ve found so far. The service can be BRUTALLY SLOW so make sure you got lots of time!

3.5 stars — Contrary to their description their bubble teas are powder flavouring, which are separate from their fruit smoothies (real fruit). I had to ask for a combination of mango smoothie with bubbles in it, which was .75c more (small drink = 4.50 total).
On the upside, the mango smoothie itself was really good, just the sweetness of the fresh fruit and no added syrups (so it wasn’t overly sweet like most bubble teas). Tapioca were fine unsweetened, their texture is a bit bouncier but still soft!
Didn’t try anything else on the menu, but prices looked very reasonable ($ 3.99 for Banh mi and they have vegetarian lemongrass tofu), $ 7.50 for phở. They have salad rolls as well $ 1.75. Will have to stop in here to try the food.

The drink itself is good, but the tapioca isn’t sweet at all. The tapioca from the real fruit in pacific mall has better tapioca. The unsweetened tapioca really ruined the experience for me. If you’re getting a drink, consider getting it without the tapioca.