Then there's grass jelly, an herbal Asian dessert in its own right, which makes a great bubble tea topping, too. But don't be ...

Here’s the best restaurant I've tried this week While tapioca boba is the most common, topping options are seemingly unlimited, with other choices on the menu including grass jelly — a mild ...

It depends on your body Grass jelly can go in many different dishes. It can be eaten on its own, with other ingredients, or used as a topping in bubble tea or soy milk. In Hong Kong, it is usually ...