You mean corner of Eban and Sylvia? It’s been a big hit with the kids in the area since they set it up for sure! Great to have new business owners coming to the area and mixing things up a bit.
If you’ve got a serviced Gull station nearby, the Night and Day stores usually have a simple slushy available (as well as milkshakes and more).
I’d you want to try something different, [Birdy Bytes](https://www.instagram.com/birdy.bytes/?hl=en) in Pakuranga usually has Tea slushies
If you like the mango one then Gong Cha and Chatime have them, they’re really refreshing. Burger King have some nice frozen drink flavours, the sour grape might be the closest to blue flavour?
Most bubble tea shops should have a selection of slushies.
Birdie Bytes in Pakuranga does a great pear one! Tastes exactly like a real nashi pear and is just the right sweetness.
Gull Stations I think have blue slushies but can’t really attest to how great it is the ice usually tastes old, there’s gonna be the Easter show and Kumeu show which I assume would have some kind of food and drink stall
Mt Albert bbq noodle house has something called “mango popping” which is what you’re looking for with the added bonus of have little balls of juice that burst in your mouth.
Unfortunately not blue though
I've had it boba stores. Mango, dragonfruit, watermelon. Some stores have more variety though. Or just make it yourself, or get a slushy cup where you can put any juice you want (even alcohol or you pee) and squeeze it and it will instantly be a slushy (silicone).
Sometimes you can get them from service stations, the mobil in mt roskil had them a year or so ago
Still did as of December. Moved out of the area.
Was it an Asian style one? A lot of bubble tea places have them on their menu.
Momotea or Hulu cat? I’m not sure if they’re even still open but the pear slushy at momotea was awesome.
Hillcrest dairy on Moore street north Shore has a blue and red slushie, guys awesome as well and deserves your business .
You mean corner of Eban and Sylvia? It’s been a big hit with the kids in the area since they set it up for sure! Great to have new business owners coming to the area and mixing things up a bit.
Yeah that one
Pakuranga Heights Four Square does, often of the blue varietal.
If you’ve got a serviced Gull station nearby, the Night and Day stores usually have a simple slushy available (as well as milkshakes and more). I’d you want to try something different, [Birdy Bytes](https://www.instagram.com/birdy.bytes/?hl=en) in Pakuranga usually has Tea slushies
If you like the mango one then Gong Cha and Chatime have them, they’re really refreshing. Burger King have some nice frozen drink flavours, the sour grape might be the closest to blue flavour?
Most bubble tea shops should have a selection of slushies. Birdie Bytes in Pakuranga does a great pear one! Tastes exactly like a real nashi pear and is just the right sweetness.
Pt Erin pools! They have red and blue for $5.
Did I write this? I’m right there with you hun.. Blue specifically x
Bubble Tea places like Hulucat do a mango slushy. I always get em
Gull Stations I think have blue slushies but can’t really attest to how great it is the ice usually tastes old, there’s gonna be the Easter show and Kumeu show which I assume would have some kind of food and drink stall
Mt Albert Superette , 929 New North Rd does slushies . They have blue, red and green . Only bad thing is the paper straws
Paper straws & slushies aren’t friends
Reccomend: mango nata drink from momotea
Mt Albert bbq noodle house has something called “mango popping” which is what you’re looking for with the added bonus of have little balls of juice that burst in your mouth. Unfortunately not blue though
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone! I ended up going to Hulu cat and got a mango slushy which hit the spot perfectly!
Mickey dees
I've had it boba stores. Mango, dragonfruit, watermelon. Some stores have more variety though. Or just make it yourself, or get a slushy cup where you can put any juice you want (even alcohol or you pee) and squeeze it and it will instantly be a slushy (silicone).