DrinkPioneer Square-International District

Oasis Tea Zone

Pool tables, Ikea furniture, and music videos entertain a mostly younger crowd. Oasis is known for its more fragrant-tasting bubble teas; specifically, they make fruit teas with real fruit.

Address: 519 6th Ave S

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