Since I've reviewed them before, I'll skip the general details, and focus on my drink.
GoPago made ordering super simple. When I got stuck at a red light a couple away, I selected and easily customized my drink and submitted my order. By the time I arrived a few minutes later, it was just being finished and placed on the counter. I was literally in and out of the store in 5 seconds. You really can't beat that.
I enjoyed the taro milk tea with tapioca on my last visit, but I pushed myself to try something different this time. Except, I really still wanted a taro milk tea!
After a few minutes of indecisiveness, I decided I'd still order the taro tea, but I'd change my mix-in. I considered getting the large tapioca (I got the small last time), but I thought that was kinda cheating on my goal of being different. I was about to add jellies, when I saw that there were different puddings you could add. I had absolutely no idea what that meant. How do you add pudding to a drink? Turns out, the same way you add jellies - you cut it up into little cubes.
My drink was again a great taro flavor, milky, sweet but not too sweet. I loved it. The pudding was ... interesting. The cubes were very soft, so they didn't have the chew that tapioca does. I think I enjoyed the tapioca balls more, just for the experience of chewing them. The pudding chunks also didn't really seem taro flavored, at least, not compared to the drink itself.
I still enjoyed this, but I'd go back to tapioca next time.
As before, $1.99 was a great price (this was still a special, $1.49 plus $0.50 for the pudding add-on).
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| Taro Milk Tea with Taro Pudding. $1.99. |
After a few minutes of indecisiveness, I decided I'd still order the taro tea, but I'd change my mix-in. I considered getting the large tapioca (I got the small last time), but I thought that was kinda cheating on my goal of being different. I was about to add jellies, when I saw that there were different puddings you could add. I had absolutely no idea what that meant. How do you add pudding to a drink? Turns out, the same way you add jellies - you cut it up into little cubes.
My drink was again a great taro flavor, milky, sweet but not too sweet. I loved it. The pudding was ... interesting. The cubes were very soft, so they didn't have the chew that tapioca does. I think I enjoyed the tapioca balls more, just for the experience of chewing them. The pudding chunks also didn't really seem taro flavored, at least, not compared to the drink itself.
I still enjoyed this, but I'd go back to tapioca next time.
As before, $1.99 was a great price (this was still a special, $1.49 plus $0.50 for the pudding add-on).
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