Does anyone have the recipe for the Bubble Tea they serve at Pho Cuong?

see--

http://whatscookingamerica.net/BubbleTea.htm

see--

http://whatscookingamerica.net/BubbleTea.htm

Uh...thanks dude, but I'm quite familiar with skills required to simply "google bubble tea". There are several variations of bubble tea recipes, so that is why I specifically asked for the variation used at Pho Cuong.

I have not had that specific bubble tea but I am aware that the Super Cao Nguyen Market sells all the materials for preparing Boba teas. They are most helpful and may be able to tell you what brand they use. at Pho Cuong.

I have not had that specific bubble tea but I am aware that the Super Cao Nguyen Market sells all the materials for preparing Boba teas. They are most helpful and may be able to tell you what brand they use. at Pho Cuong.

I've been to Super Cao Nguyen and found the tapioca pearls and straws, but there were way to many teas to choose from. Also, I did not know whether they used powered flavorings or torani flavoring syrups...

Uh...thanks dude, but I'm quite familiar with skills required to simply "google bubble tea". There are several variations of bubble tea recipes, so that is why I specifically asked for the variation used at Pho Cuong.

wow! No wonder this place gets more and more hostile every day when people who try to help are treated in such a way...

Have you tried asking the employees at Pho Cuong?

Uh...thanks dude, but I'm quite familiar with skills required to simply "google bubble tea". There are several variations of bubble tea recipes, so that is why I specifically asked for the variation used at Pho Cuong.

Sorry...I misunderstood you. Did you ever try...asking them?

Sorry...I misunderstood you. Did you ever try...asking them?

The girl I asked just nodded and grinned...

The girl I asked just nodded and grinned...

Most likely she did not understand you...most Orientals are usually willing to share recipes...and are happy that you appreciate it--at least, in my experience. Nodding and grinning is the universal response of not knowing what you are saying...living in San Francisco taught me this...many times...