Hey Hey

"The location of this tea shop is perfect for a quick pit-stop. My personal favorite is the matchstick, all of their drinks look and taste extremely delicious. I’ve been going here for my boba cravings and I never leave disappointed. The atmosphere is very laid back and quiet, there’s board games and a drawing station. Really comfy seating areas, great place in all honesty. Don’t recall having a bad experience. The only thing is, parking isn’t too accessible since it is a street shop and not within a plaza."

"Good little social spot in echo park to meet up with friends. One of the only boba places these days where you can hang out and play board games… I feel like this disappeared after Covid?? I feel like they designed this space intentionally for people to gather and hang out. If you’re lucky they have a great sitting area with leather love seat can coffee table that is out go to spot. The tea is good and intentionally crafted. I will say, the flavors are subtle. I got the zest mocha which was more a hint of orange and chocolate. Having said this, all of the ingredients are quality, it’s more like a craft boba shop than your regular shop that serves super sweet drinks. Overall would recommend! We love this local hang."

"There is no other boba cafe quite like Hey Hey. Each drink at this tea house-inspired lounge feels like more than just a recipe, but a concept unto itself. Rather than overpowering sweeteners, the multitude of fresh ingredients shines through each sip. "The Chai Boy" contains spiced chai with chunks of earthy ube, while the "Mango Tango" is a classic iced tea refresher with a mango compote sitting at the bottom. Hey Hey also opens its doors early in the morning, well before most boba cafes, thanks to its lineup of coffee-based drinks, including the cafe seda, a Vietnamese iced coffee with dark, bold flavors. That comes topped with a pungent espresso powder sprinkled on top of a homemade salted cream, alongside a sprig of mint. Hey Hey goes above and beyond with presentation. Most notably with drinks like "the Matchstick:" a green frappe layered like a parfait, adorned with a tiny Kit Kat on top like a wand waiting to ignite magical matcha flavors into the drink. 1555 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026. Closest Metro line and stop: Bus Line 4 - “Sunset/Echo Park.”"

"This boba store in the Silverlake area is rare to find. The menu was simple, with few options like other boba stores, but they had unique drink styles. The order takes less than a minute, but you have to wait a long time, up to 10 mins, for the drinks since the staff invested in the displays to ensure it comes out perfectly. It's 8/10, but I wish they could have more options!"

"Awesome place but parking sucks. Great vibe and cool place to hang. They have games and a really neat shared outdoor space. Great place for a first date or catch up w the homies. Drinks r legit and I like their packaging. I can tell that a lot of thought and intentionality laid the foundation for this great venue and product. Good stuff. Well done. Bravo"