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[NYC - Soho] Bar Pa Tea - Bubble Tea Ice Cream

By Meredith
Bar Pa Tea in Soho serves up not only bubble tea, but also some bubble tea ice cream!

My friend and I stopped in for some of the truly Instagram-worthy treats.

This was actually quite refreshing. I really enjoy a tea flavored ice cream. I did like that it was a more tea-centric flavor rather than a more milk tea flavor with the emphasis on the milk.

I got the oolong with the regular bubbles (they also have mini bubbles or a mixed option) and my friend went with the black tea with no bubbles.

This was a refreshing treat. The soft serve itself is $4.25 and the bubbles added $0.50. There are other topping options, too. If you're looking for a different texture in your milk tea soft serve.

I would say, if I was in the area and craving ice cream, I would probably stop by again, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get an ice cream here.




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