Sharetea

I would give 2.5 star. Ordered hokkaido milk tea and was told I can only get 80% sugar instead of the 50% I wanted so then that made me think this is not a in house brewed tea but rather a prepared powder or syrup. My hubby also got the Green mild tea and again nothing special.

I know sharing is is caring but, when it comes to bubble tea I ain’t sharing! Checked-​inwhen I arrived and to my surprise, I got an offer! So, instead of walking out with 1 drink I walked out with 2 for the price of one. How sweet!
Very small space however, there are two small tables and a few chairs to have a seat inside. Everyone there is very friendly, helpful and welcoming.
I ordered the Hot Ginger Milk Tea with pudding and redeemed my offer for the Oolong Creama. I thoroughly enjoyed the Ginger Milk Tea since it had a good amount of ginger taste. However, I should really get the lowest sugar level next time as I found it to be a bit too sweet when it cooled down and especially with the side of pudding. I enjoyed the pudding as well as it was very creamy and not too sweet.
The Oolong Creama was tasty as well. Loved the cream, it wasn’t as salty compared to the other creamas I’ve had at other bbt chains. The drink tasted smooth and I was very impressed with the strong in oolong flavour! Bravo!
My bbt tastebuds are always tingling… I shall be back… very soon.
Oh btw, bring cash with you because they do not accept debit/​credit unless your total amounts to more than $ 20!

Open Christmas Day… Score! Tried the herb jelly fresh milk… That was alright. Hubby got the classic milk tea and that was the bomb – a must try. Will definitely come back next time I’m in Toronto.

Best milk tea around here. High recommend the black sugar milk tea. Flavor is dense if you like that.
Will come back again.

Tried the wintermelon creama the other day and it sucked.
Maybe it’s because I saw how it was being made. The utensil that was used in the process wasn’t washed properly. I saw the worker take that shit from the sink and just ran water over it for 5 seconds. That Shit is nasty.
Took a sip and didnt like it. It taste weird unlike Gong Cha’s. I can really tell the difference between this place and Gong Cha and even Cha time.
Not so great.

I always added their small pearls, but recently, their small pearls sticked together, a big chunk of them, I wasn’t able to separate them: S I will stop adding small pearls, I was quite disappointed… I hope whoever prepared drinks, would double check their bubbles before scooping them.
After trying few more time of their classic milk tea, it was good but prefer other tea shop outside on Yonge :)

My favorite place for bubble tea! The herbal jelly milk tea is excellent! Definitely recommended!

This place is LEGIT. I walk in and it immediately reminds me of Taiwan. The selection is great, the taste is great, the price is average. the only downside is that it’s a take out spot. There is literally only one table with two seats in the store and no washrooms. But this place is busy with steady traffic anyways. With so many competition nearby, there is a reason why people go to Share Tea. It is GOOD!

Service is great, drinks are delicious
Bought Taro Milk tea and herb jello milk tea!!‘n

As soon as i walked it the workers were extremely helpful and friendly. The atmosphere was light and relaxing perfect to drink bubble tea. Moreover, the place was extremely clean. The service was quick. There were many options to customise the bubble tea to your preference. In addition they gave ample amounts of tapioca. Their hours are flexible and they’re open during the day and late at night. The location is easily accessible and there is parking. It was extremely affordable and i would definitely come here again. You can see that they prioritise quality because it is 100% delicious. Recommended for everyone!

Great service. It was extremely fast to have our drinks served.
Claire was friendly, helpful and polite. She should get a raise.
I definitely recommend this over other bubble tea shops around the area.
Definitely one of the top tea shops in the city.

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A friend of mine who is also an avid bubble tea drinker recommended this place to me and
I was so excited to try it that I made the trip all the way to the North York location the very next day! I almost missed it because it’s at the bottom of a condominium which is like a mini shopping complex on its own. Parking is a bit of a hassle because it is so limited.
As for the place itself, it is modern and cute. There are a few small tables but this is more of a take-​out place more than anything. I ordered the Okinawa milk tea and added tapioca and grass jelly. I’ve had Okinawa milk tea at other BT places but I have to say, this one tasted very good… fresh and not overly sweet. The only issue I had was that the tapioca pearls were slightly undercooked. Overall, I would definitely order this drink from Sharetea again!
I have also tried their Hokkaido milk tea and it was also good, however I prefer the Okinawa milk tea. The toffee like flavour is a bit of an aquired taste. It is a tad bit too strong and has somewhat of an artificial toffee taste. I will stick to the Okinawa milk tea. Mmm.
I can’t wait to go back again and try more flavours! Next on my list is the Brown Rice milk tea and Matcha Red Bean milk tea. Both look really yummy! I am hoping they will open up more locations across the city so it is readily available for those who constantly crave bubble tea, like me :-)
Overall, a definite must try for any serious BT drinker!

I come here all the time since I live in the area and it’s always really good! Probably the best bubble tea in the area, I’d say even better than Chatime. I really like the honey oolong milk tea :)

Pretty small location (smaller than Chatime dundas can you believe it) — there’s only enough seating for 6 people inside. The prices are comparable to chatime, but the menu is slightly more limited. I tried the classic milk black tea, the black tea with fresh milk, ice blended mango with ice cream, and the lychee tea with kiwi and ice jelly. The fresh milk was fantastic — the natural sweetness of the milk really came through. The sweetness was pretty apparent especially when compared to the classic milk tea. However, the real stars are the kiwi and ice cream toppings — MAGIC! I’m coming back for these and these only. The kiwi was slightly sour and super refreshing, while the ice cream lent another level of creaminess to the drink. A+++++

It’s another bubble tea place… in an area filled with bubble tea places but since it’s the closest to home, I’ve been here a few times.
The drinks are good — just like cha time.
Service could be better. I waited over 10 minutes and there was only one customer ahead of me. By the 15 minute mark, I left. Sorry I’m bothering your leisure time checking your phone and chatting with people. Rude. I wouldn’t recommend.
Like I said there are plenty of bubble tea places nearby…

Came here because of a friend and great reviews for handmade fresh taro milk that it’s good here. Well I ordered a large no sugar with aloe vera gel. It tasted OK st first when got midway its all iced and watered down… Wouldn’t got back here the place is so small and long lines

Slurp slurp slurp! Yup, that’s the sound of me sipping bubble tea! The original bubble is decent ($ 4.10 for a medium). The original is better than Chatime in my mind! The sugar level is customizable, which is a huge bonus! Toppings are $ 0.50 each including pearls, mini pearls, lychee jelly, pudding, ice jelly, red bean, herb jelly, aloe vera and ICE CREAM. Yes, ice cream is a topping option. Woot woot! :) Look forward to having that in my bubble tea in the summer time!
Unfortunately, Hokkaido Milk Tea (Hokkaido milk with a distinctive toffee caramel flavour) and Okinawa Milk Tea (roasted milk tea with a hint of coffee) are powder based. I applause Sharetea for their honesty. When I requested for 30% sugar, the staff said the taste will be diluted, as both the flavours and sugar levels are dependent by the concentration of powder. However, it is still somewhat disappointing to learn.

Small place. Very warm on a cool day (feels like 7 degrees right now, supposedly). My glasses fogged.
Not as many flavors/​types of drinks as ten ren, tea shop, real fruit, etc. No food on the menu. Drinks start at $ 4.10 for a medium (not including toppings).
Couple of small tables with seating.
Toppings are $ 0.50 each — include things like regular boba, small boba (a plus for me), red bean, pudding, ice cream, lychee jelly, aloe, etc.
Customization: less ice, less sugar, etc.
Had: Medium (they don’t have a small size) brown rice with less ice and mini pearls/​small boba. Total cost was $ 5.10. Tastes delicious. Nice and creamy. Strong brown rice taste. Mini pearls are delightful. Still chewy, not soggy, but also completely cooked through.
It’s also quite difficult for them to get your order wrong because your order is printed onto a sticker they place on your cup.
Nice service too. I failed at getting my straw in and made a bit of a mess. Lady gave me a napkin and helped me clean up my cup.
Amusing note. They have a tiny Lost and Found container. Today, it had mascara in it.
Small note of concern: There was a small pill bug crawling on the wall. Thankfully, not close to any of the drinks or drink making area, but still not fun to see when you’re having drinks.

This is just awesome. Another bubble tea place close to home!
The prices at ShareTea are comparable to Chatime, but you get to skip the unnecessary line up. I tried their Hokkaido Milk Tea, and it was just perfect — the milk tea is sweetened with brown sugar, and the richness of the drink makes it easy to just down the whole thing within minutes.
I’ve also tried Okinawa Milk Tea, which is not as sweet but still full of flavour. You have the option of mixing tapioca (mini or normal) in any of your drinks.
Service is super fast — There’s seating inside if you want to dine in, but most people were getting take out.
Remember to get their stamp card because I’m certainly going to be using that a lot!