Welcome to Sunright Tea Studio - Sawtelle

“ Had an excellent, pleasant experience when I went around 1:40 pm on a Saturday. Only two people were ordering in line before me. Self-ordering via two available kiosks. Very simple and easy to navigate. My drink shockingly came out one minute after ordering. I ordered "Sunright Boba Milk Tea" 22 oz, $5.25. - The milk tea tasted good- it didn't taste super expensive or high-quality, but it was fresh. I personally think the quality is similar to Teaspoon's down the street. - The boba was squishy, flavorful, and tasty! I liked it a lot. Parking is super easy because you can park in the big parking structure where Michael's, Home Goods, Starbucks, etc. is located. The current rank of my favorite boba milk teas along Sawtelle: 1. Teaspoon & Sunright 2. Volcano 3. Noble tea 4. Yifang Highly recommend giving it a try! ”

“ Great vegan option at Sunright Tea Studio — fresh, tasty, and delicious drinks. ”

“ Ordered new tea beverage with no ice and cheese foam was good. ”

“ Instagram: @eat_saw_telle Eat : Mochi Matcha Frostie with Red Bean, Strawberry Frostie, Sunright Fruit Tea, Brûlée Oat Latte - Four Seasons (with brown sugar boba), Grapefruit Jasmine Tea Saw : pulpy fiction, murakami lines, floral to the floor, mochi clog, in the grey, layers of earth, tree paste. Hi-bite : Mochi Matcha Frostie with Red Bean Lo-bite : Grapefruit Jasmine Tea Tell(e): 7.66 ⭐/ 10 ”

“ Had an awesome experience here! Went in the afternoon and only one family was in front of me which was fine since there are two ordering kiosks! Kiosk was awesome and helped you visualize the drinks which was nice! Ended up getting the house milk tea and the brown sugar boba was SO delicious and soft. The boba did get a bit harder a litter faster than I was expecting (the longer i was drinking it) but so excited to go back :) ”

“ Sunright makes some of my very favorite Boba in Los Angeles. I stop in often and I’m always sad when I finish my drink because it’s that good. They don’t have as many options as Boba Time but the ingredients here seem higher quality. I love how they have brown sugar boba and honey boba. I seem to get a different drink every time and love all the customizable options. Service is always extremely fast and I never have to wait long for my drink or drinks. They don’t have a dedicated parking lot, but street parking is easy to find in this part of town, depending on the time. Pricing is fair and the menu is fairly large, even though some other brands like Boba Time do have larger menus. I usually get some form of milk or fruit tea depending on my mood. This most recent visit I got the crème brûlée milk tea with honey boba and caramel pudding and thought it was fantastic. It is sweet but in a great dessert kind of way. As mentioned they do have fruit tea as well so there is something for everyone, not every drink is sweet. I would definitely recommend to any boba fan and plan to be back many times in the future. I usually stop in every other week already so I don’t plan to change that routine anytime soon. ”

“ Had the signature boba which was really good. It’s priced just right at about $5.75 ish. ”

“ My first tea place in LA, and for sure it did not disappoint. I walked in here before going to get my lunch (a personal mistake as I had to walk to the spot where I got my lunch, so it melted a bit). I got the taro frostie, and it, first of all, looked amazing, in my hands, the top of the drink was cold and the bottom was warm from the boba. It was hard not to open it on my walk, but I somehow was able to resist (not easily), and when I got back and was able to sit down, I enjoyed the drink quite thoroughly. As for the atmosphere, it seemed a bit barren. Despite the promotional poster in the building, most of it was empty. I liked the self-ordering machines to the side of the building, but on the other hand, behind the posters was a very apparent huge section of just floor, sans anything else. All in all, Sunright Tea Studio was a nice stop and I can definitely see myself returning in the near future. ”