Sweet, creamy tea swimming with chewy tapioca boba pearls — otherwise known as bubble tea — was originally invented in Taiwan ...

Boba transforms any kind of cold drink into edible entertainment. You can find these popping bits of chewy mystery in anything from iced lattes and fruit smoothies to traditional Taiwanese bubble tea.

Boba, also known as bubble tea, originated in Taiwan in the 1980s and has since transformed into a worldwide beverage craze.

The reveal? Raspberry-flavored popping pearls — not quite boba, but close — dropped into a trio of bright-pink Refreshers. A riff on classic bubble tea, a Taiwanese specialty, Starbucks ...

Love boba tea and K-pop? A new spot that just launched in Fresno combines both passions. Visitors to Bubble Pop Tea, 681 East Nees Ave. in Fresno, will spot purple drawings on white walls ...

The hot days of spring and summer are already upon us. What better way to cool off than with a fruity or creamy (and chewy tapioca or coconut jelly) bubble tea?

From the makers of Middle Tennessee festival favorite E&E Boba comes a new brick-and-mortar bubble tea store offering homemade sweets in Goodlettsville just before the summer heat wave hits.

Bubble tea has been a staple in Asia since the ... best you could possibly buy,” she said. “We don’t do popping boba because it’s not traditional,” Richter said.

E&E Boba, a Middle Tennessee festival pop-up staple, is set to open KFAM Sweets, its first brick-and-mortar store. KFAM Sweets will offer bubble tea favorites, along with authentic, homemade treats.