Top 5 products for Sago Tapioca Pearl
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Thank you!
Can’t wait to use it
It's perfect for making Qingbuliang (a type of sweet dessert) and other desserts.
Best tapioca pearls on the market
I've shopped here many times and generally it's always been pretty good. They have a wide variety of goods, the food is good quality, and the packaging is also meticulous. I will continue to support them.
We love making sago in our household
It's a really small sago. I made it with mango sago and it was delicious!
In summer, red bean soup and mung bean soup are the best choices to serve with sago.
Great for mango sago!
The best sago brand
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Nice size portion.
Repeat purchased, easy to cook and good quality.
Dragonfly brand sago pudding, 12 ounces, is great for making desserts.
Love tapioca pearl. Great for (taho) soft tufo with brown sugar syrup.
Great product
We’ll give this a try, I read it’s easy to cook based on good reviews.
Cheap and same way
When making taro sago pudding, you need to be patient while cooking it. Generally, you need to bring it to a boil, cover it, and let it simmer for 15-20 minutes to cook the core.
Love this with mango tapioca!!!
Excellent product fast delivery service. l really like it. I will order again.
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First time buying these and I can't wait to make dessert out of it.
first time trying!
can't wait to cook and make it with the bilo-bilo
One bag is quite a lot. I'm going to make some purple sweet potato sago pudding and see how it goes.
This is my first time ordering this sago pearl, I hope it tastes good.
These are mini tapioca pearls. I hope WEE will sell those regular tapioca pearls
Great sago for dessert
First time using this brand of tapioca pearls and I will be repurchasing! They’re so good for mango sago and other Asian desserts!
Good for desserts like mango bango!
It looks like it’s melted
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Very good sago
Summer ready and Halo-Halo ready too!!!
Perfect for fruit salad!
Delicious!
Gonna be first time to try the sago.
Best fruit salad mix..
looks good
Good for my Buko salad
First time I added this in my buko pandan dessert. Not bad.
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good product
my favorite with gulaman
Glad this is back in stock!!! A favorite!
My version of filipino taho. Yummy!
Been buying this for my kids. They love it! The price on here is much better than the local Chinese grocery stores.
Can't wait to try the sago.
Repurchased insurmountable times. Love it!
I love this sago drink, also makes perfect homemade taho, a Filipino street sweet dessert
Recent service reviews
Sept. 2024
Very good prices, delivery on times of any time I ordered . Good service. Good product. You can find anything's on Weee!
Jun. 2024
I've hunted all over Connecticut for Asian groceries and they're difficult to find in my area. I love being able to order them on Weee!
Apr. 2024
Great customer service. Experienced customer service who answers the phone could always solve problem efficiently.
Jan. 2024
I really appreciate that you work hard to uphold standards of quality. I like the wide variety of products and the ease of shopping with you.
Popular reviews
Thank you!
Can’t wait to use it
It's perfect for making Qingbuliang (a type of sweet dessert) and other desserts.
Best tapioca pearls on the market
I've shopped here many times and generally it's always been pretty good. They have a wide variety of goods, the food is good quality, and the packaging is also meticulous. I will continue to support them.
We love making sago in our household
It's a really small sago. I made it with mango sago and it was delicious!
In summer, red bean soup and mung bean soup are the best choices to serve with sago.
Great for mango sago!
The best sago brand
Nice size portion.
Repeat purchased, easy to cook and good quality.
Dragonfly brand sago pudding, 12 ounces, is great for making desserts.
Love tapioca pearl. Great for (taho) soft tufo with brown sugar syrup.
Great product
We’ll give this a try, I read it’s easy to cook based on good reviews.
Cheap and same way
When making taro sago pudding, you need to be patient while cooking it. Generally, you need to bring it to a boil, cover it, and let it simmer for 15-20 minutes to cook the core.
Love this with mango tapioca!!!
Excellent product fast delivery service. l really like it. I will order again.
First time buying these and I can't wait to make dessert out of it.
first time trying!
can't wait to cook and make it with the bilo-bilo
One bag is quite a lot. I'm going to make some purple sweet potato sago pudding and see how it goes.
This is my first time ordering this sago pearl, I hope it tastes good.
These are mini tapioca pearls. I hope WEE will sell those regular tapioca pearls
Great sago for dessert
First time using this brand of tapioca pearls and I will be repurchasing! They’re so good for mango sago and other Asian desserts!
Good for desserts like mango bango!
It looks like it’s melted
Very good sago
Summer ready and Halo-Halo ready too!!!
Perfect for fruit salad!
Delicious!
Gonna be first time to try the sago.
Best fruit salad mix..
looks good
Good for my Buko salad
First time I added this in my buko pandan dessert. Not bad.
good product
It's super convenient because it doesn't require cooking! Just soak it in hot water. However, compared to another product from the same brand that requires cooking, it's softer and not as chewy.
very delicious boiled
This is much softer and more glutinous than the regular kind. The regular kind, even after cooking for half an hour, is still hard in the center.
Delicious and easy to make!
These boba are lifesavers they are so waxy and convenient to cook I just love whoever make them thank you
The portion size is just right, it's easy to cook, and the flavor is rich, delicious, and smooth – definitely worth buying again!
Tapioca pearls are very convenient; you can make milk tea at home.
I had to do it twice
Essential toppings for making milk tea, tastes great
Microwave for 60-90 seconds until cooked through. It's very chewy and doesn't melt, with a soft center and not too sweet. Be careful, it might roll out. I would repurchase.


























