Drinks from Boba Bear
Boba Bear is Morton’s favorite place to enjoy Boba Tea.
According to a survey at Morton East High School, 61% out of 100 of students and teachers like the new place on Cermak that just opened, “Boba Bear”. Boba Bear offers the best bubble tea, coffee, small bites, and exotic snacks in town! Their goal is to bring different cultures together by introducing exciting new flavors and ingredients that will take your palate on a wild ride. Fun fact bubble tea or boba was invented by a Taiwanese woman at a boring staff meeting –thet4.com
“Opening a boba shop in my hometown of Cicero has been a lifelong dream, driven by my love for the drink and the joy it brings,” said Boba Bear owner Martin P.
Boba Tea can be enjoyed at a wide window of time, typically late morning to early afternoon, allowing people to have a good and amazing drink by their side. There are so many reasons why Boba Bear is a good place to stop by. It has so many things to order, they don’t just have boba tea they have churro donuts, waffle cone, snacks from Asia and Mexico and much more.
Chips from Asia – $4.99
Pringles from Asia – $4.99
Drinks from Mexico – $3.99
This is what students/staff at Morton East had to say about boba tea.
“No, the balls (of tapioca) feel weird.” senior Andy Padilla
While Andy finds the texture unappealing, the math teacher Sarah has a different perspective on boba.
“I do like Boba, but do not drink it often. Sometimes the texture is not to my liking, and I must be in the mood for it,” math teacher Sarah Schoel said.
Interestingly, Sarah shares some of Andy’s concerns about texture, but Christian seems to embrace it fully.
It’s pretty good I like it I enjoy that it’s sugary, and I like those black balls (of tapioca) in the drink,” Senior Christian Torres said.
Christian’s enthusiasm for Boba contrasts with Andy’s feelings, and Berenice is even more excited about it.
“Oh yeah, I love Boba. The tapioca beads are very chewable, and it goes well with the drink you get,” Senior Berenice Velero said.
Berenice’s enthusiasm highlights the fun aspect of boba, and it seems that teachers, too, have their favorites.
“I do like Boba preferably the taro flavor. It’s a good, sweet treat,” English teacher Miranda Garcia said.
Miranda’s preference for taro adds another layer to the discussion, showing just how diverse everyone’s tastes can be when it comes to boba.
For more information, check Boba Bear out on Yelp: https://www.yelp.com/biz/boba-bear-cicero