Quickly Menu 2026: Bubble Tea, Fruit Teas & Taiwanese Snacks

Quickly is one of the original Taiwanese bubble tea chains to establish a major presence in the United States, operating since the 1990s. The brand is best known for bubble milk tea — black tea blended with non-dairy creamer and chewy tapioca pearls — as well as a wide lineup of fruit teas, smoothies, slushies, and Taiwanese snacks like popcorn chicken and scallion pancakes. It built a strong following in Asian-American communities along the West Coast.

Quickly does not publish a national price list, and pricing is set by each franchise location. Generally, bubble tea drinks at Quickly range from roughly $4 to $7 depending on the drink type, size, and location. Specialty drinks with milk-cap toppings or fresh milk tend to run slightly higher. Confirm current prices directly with your local Quickly store.

Quickly has a strong concentration of stores on the West Coast — particularly California (the Bay Area, Los Angeles, San Diego, and surrounding areas), with additional locations in Washington, Oregon, Nevada, and select other U.S. markets. Use the store locator on quicklyusa.com to find the nearest location and current hours.

Tapioca pearls (also called boba) are chewy spheres made from tapioca starch, derived from the cassava root. Plain tapioca pearls cooked in sugar syrup are vegan — no animal products are used. However, at Quickly the pearls are often cooked in brown sugar syrup; confirm with your location if you have specific dietary requirements. Drinks with non-dairy creamer or fresh milk are not vegan but can be made vegetarian or dairy-free depending on the base.

Bubble milk tea uses a tea base (usually black or green tea) blended with non-dairy creamer or milk, sweetened and served with tapioca pearls — it's creamy and rich. Fruit tea uses a lighter tea base (green or black) mixed with fruit syrups or real fruit; it's more refreshing and typically lower in calories. Both can be ordered with or without tapioca pearls and other toppings at most locations.

Yes. Like most Taiwanese-style tea shops, Quickly locations typically offer customizable sweetness levels (e.g., 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and ice levels (no ice, less ice, regular ice). Availability of specific customization options may vary by franchise location. Ask at the counter or check the menu board.

Several items on the Quickly menu are vegan or easily made vegan: fruit teas without milk or creamer, slushies, and most toppings like tapioca pearls, grass jelly, aloe vera jelly, red bean, and popping boba are typically vegan. Avoid drinks made with non-dairy creamer (which may contain casein), fresh milk, or egg pudding if you're strictly vegan. Confirm ingredients with your local store, as recipes and sourcing vary by franchise.

Quickly serves a selection of Taiwanese street snacks alongside its drink menu. Common food items include popcorn chicken (salt and pepper style), scallion pancakes, rice balls (fan tuan), egg waffles, and sometimes takoyaki (octopus balls). Food availability varies by location — not every Quickly carries the full snack menu. Check with your local store for what's available.

No. Quickly is an independent Taiwanese bubble tea brand founded in the 1990s — distinct from Tiger Sugar (known for brown sugar tiger milk tea), Omomo, and other newer boba chains. Quickly was among the first to introduce bubble tea to the American market at scale and has a longer U.S. history than most boba competitors. Each brand has a different menu focus and aesthetic, though they all share Taiwanese tea-shop roots.