A long bus ride away if you have the patience. We had a 3 day bus pass so this worked out. The transit getting here isn't as efficient as Vancouver (yes I actually made credit to the Transit in Vancouver) but we were full from the last place. The bus we were taking was on the way to a record store so it worked out. I was really happy that this place honored holiday hours as some of the places that were on our list that were way outside the Strip closed the week before Christmas. There are a lot of Bubble Tea places in Richmond, BC, however, as a bubble tea person I was curious to see how a place that isn't traditionally known for the bubble tea actually does bubble tea. Firstly this place is really clean and sleek in terms of design. I had the mango orange bubble tea which tasted decent and the pearls were soft, however, not too soft. It earned a pass from me considering that I have lots of bubble tea experience. They do serve nitrogen ice cream which is a huge trend right now (or at least a trend in 2017) in Vancouver, BC. I shared a bowl with the bestie. The prices were decent even with the exchange and the customer service was friendly. I did take a few second video of the nitrogen process and posted it on my Instagram.