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Magic Boba Tea

Just when I think I've heard of all the spots in Wichita, something random pops up on my radar. That was the case with Magic Boba Tea. They are a little tea shop that sells fruit tea, milk tea, blenders and snow cones. It's a business that runs as an extension to the Magic Nails Supplies store next door.

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2610 S Seneca St, Wichita, KS 67217
316-789-3187

Monday – Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 5pm

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It's a small space with limited seating where most orders are taken to go. The order counter is separate from where you pay. Once you order and receive your drinks, you walk over to the south wall where there's an opening into the nails supply where another employees tabs you out.

Magic Boba Tea

I ordered an assortment of fruit teas like pineapple and peach, along with a couple of milk teas. The drinks were passed around to different friends, who all were pleased with what they received. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of milk teas and went simply to just check the place out.

Magic Boba Tea

This isn't so much a review, but more of a news flash that there's another rare boba option available on the south side of town, and this one is open seven days a week.

Here's the menu:

Magic Boba Tea

Magic Boba Tea

Happy Dining,
Eddy

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