J WAY BOBA NOW Authentic Instant Tapioca Boba Pearls

Super easy, mess-free, and high quality. The texture is just like store-bought boba. I like to add it to ice cream, homemade tea, and morning coffee. My favorite part is its perfect portions because I get to have my boba without feeling horrible afterwards, unlike when I go to boba shops. My microwave is 1000-watt so it only took 18 seconds.

We liked this the first 2 times we got it, but the one we bought in December 2021 was really bad. The boba weren’t soft and rubbery at all. They were chewy and seemed to crumble when we chewed on them. We’re throwing out the rest.

I microwaved them for 20 seconds because my microwave is 1000W, and they cooked perfectly, nice and chewy. Portion size is ok, I’m not mad but the flavor is weird. It does not taste like caramel whatsoever, it just tastes slightly sour and fruity, hard to describe. Would not recommend because of the flavor.

Flavor was fine, original chewy texture was mostly fine. The only thing is that when I heat them up, the edges of some of the boba balls were dry even though they were warmed up in the flavored liquid that comes in the pouches

I can’t say enough about these boboa pearls. These are super easy to make and are yummy! I will order many more to go with my iced coffee!HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!

i love boba, and so i ordered this thinking that it would be really good because the closest boba place is like 45 mins from my house, but i was super disappointed. the boba feels kind of grainy, not chewy enough, and not even sweet at all. not to mention theyre like little squares not at all circles. maybe the brown sugar one is better, but the caramel ones sucked, and i had to throw the entire thing out. so sad dont waste your money:(

These are the best microwave boba I’ve tried so far. You put a tiny tear in the pouch and microwave, then pull it out and dump them into ice-cold water before they stick to each other. You have to test out how long to cook, the first time I did 25 seconds and the pouch exploded. If you don’t microwave long enough, they’re just goopy instead of chewy. When you get it perfect (21 seconds in my microwave) they turn out exactly like stovetop boba.

I've always made boba for myself, but never could get it quite like the local boba shops.This is such an easy way to make boba although I feel the portion is a little too small.I hope there's more sellers on amazon that sell these in bigger packs in bulk cost. I live in NYC and the local asian market doesn't have this yet. There are other DIY boba sets out there but have yet to see more on amazon.