The prettiest boba tea house on Convoy — cloud lights, a miniature river running through the table, and milk teas worth the line.
Huge menu, fast line, reliable every time - the dependable daily-driver boba of Kearny Mesa.
Boba plus puffle waffles - drinks are the draw, the loaded puffles are the flex.
Korean fish-shaped waffle cones (ah-boong) stuffed with fillings and topped with soft serve, right on Convoy. The line moves faster than it looks.
Bingsoo built for two — patbingsoo, injeolmi, strawberry — attached to Somi Somi for the ultimate Convoy double-dessert run.
Japanese-style kakigori built tall and photogenic - animal-shaped seasonal specials included.
New-school kakigori and handcrafted drinks on south Convoy - soft-launch energy, already a neighborhood favorite.
Mango everything with portions built for two - and a free lot out front, a rare Convoy W.
Old-school family-run Chinese bakery, SF-Chinatown style - go early before the buns and cake rolls sell out.
Souffle pancakes worth the 30-minute build time - jiggly, fluffy, and somehow also home to great Thai fried chicken.
Drinks-and-cakes hybrid open past 11 every night - matcha strawberry lattes, taromisu, and a claw machine for the road.
The late-night boba anchor - cheese bubble waffles baking all evening, mango smoothies, open till midnight on weekends.
Taiwanese chain tucked inside the 99 Ranch plaza - proper oolong-forward milk teas and QQube toppings; a grocery-run ritual.
Cat-themed tea house on north Convoy where the tea actually tastes like tea - mochi toppings and barley popping boba are the move.
Chewy mochi donuts in rotating flavors - the texture is the whole point, and they tear into shareable pieces. Flavors change often, so the lineup is never the same twice.