I love the boba it's never too hard or too soft I feel like it's always perfect. I love the mango…read morefantasy!! The best spot ever.

Delicioussss matcha! So refreshing and well balanced. Very kind and fast service. We got the mango…read morematcha and strawberry matcha. Both were amazing!

I haven't had caribbean food in a hot minute, so when I saw this place in the food truck park,…read morejumped at the opportunity to get some jerk chicken. Portion sizes are pretty large, so you will definitely leave full. I got a large jerk chicken, but the regular is probably plenty (I don't think the large gives you that much more meat). The jerk chicken is thoroughly marinated and smoky, tender as can be too. It definitely has some slight heat from the scotch bonnet (but won't melt your face off by any stretch). Plantains are soft and one of my favorite sides. The steamed vegetables are nothing too special but offer some nutrition and a palate cleanser. The rice is delicious and sops up everything and they don't skim on that. Easily enough rice for 2-3 meals. They got plenty of other interesting items, so look forward to coming back some time.

2/10 -- Louie's Jamaican Food (Anderson Mill) Gave Me Emotional Damage…read more ...and apparently "Blame it on Trump" is now an official menu item. THE ONLY REDEEMING QUALITY: The Passion Fruit Pineapple Juice Hit like a tropical vacation I didn't ask for but desperately needed after the rest of that meal tried to fight me spiritually. Watermelon Juice Fresh, yes. Worth $5.75? Absolutely not. Needed like 3 more scoops of sugar and a prayer. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE FOOD BECAUSE... WOW. Mac & Cheese (a tragic story): Dry on top, flavorless in the middle, disappointing all the way through. I gave it a 1/10, and honestly that was me being a single mother to that dish because NO ONE else was caring for it. Oxtail (or the idea of oxtail): Tell me why my boyfriend opened that box and it was just bones. Not "barely any meat." Not "lightly sauced." No. BONES. We were staring at those oxtails like a crime scene. Jerk Chicken: The only food item that wasn't actively trying to ruin my night. A calm 6/10. Not enough to save the meal, but enough to keep me from writing this review in tears. THE $80 HEART ATTACK Two combo plates * One sad mac & cheese * Two juices = $80 So naturally my boyfriend asked, VERY politely, for a breakdown. And the lady... with her whole chest... said: "Blame it on Trump." Girl. WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN. Trump didn't season the mac & cheese. Trump didn't take the meat off the oxtails. Trump didn't tell you to sprint out of the food truck the SECOND we paid. Because yes -- she literally ran out the truck and disappeared like she had another life to live. FINAL RATING: 2/10 I KNOW FOOD - This was a HUGE WASTE OF MONEY TRUST ME AUSTIN !!!!!! And that is ONLY because we were starving and the juice came through like a blessing. Everything else? Overpriced. Under-seasoned. Under-meated. Over-hyped. And apparently operating under political science instead of customer service.

This is my second time going, the place is super cute and clean. Good spot to sit and do work, the…read moredrinks are good but wasn't obsessed. And the waffle was delicious!!! Have to try new items to find one I love.

Rating: 4.1/5 [dine in]…read more Super cute Vietnamese cafe with nice decor. You can order at the front counter or use the kiosk. They offer a variety of drinks and snacks so it took us awhile to decide on our drinks. Cloudy Taro Bliss + Lychee Jelly ($8.04): I ordered this at 75% sweet. It's perfect if you sip continuously, but the sweetness becomes more noticeable when you pause. Besides that, the drink is very smooth and has a prominent taro flavor. Popcorn Chicken ($8.99): Decent, but not the best I've had, though my friends enjoyed it more than I did. However, everyone else likes it. The portion felt a bit small for the price too. It came with a side of pickled veggies which was different. Vietnamese Stir Fry Corn ($8.49): The flavors were on point. They seem to use Vietnamese butter which makes it taste more authentic, and the Chin-su sauce really elevates it. Durian Sugarcane ($8.94): My husband thought this tasted canned rather than made with fresh sugarcane. Roasted Rice Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend's husband ordered this at 100% sweetness, which was too much for me, but the flavor combination wasn't bad. Strawberry Milk Tea With Pandan Foam: My friend got this at 50% sweetness, and it was a bit sweeter than my Cloudy Taro Bliss. The drink tastes exactly like strawberry milk, so if you like that, this is for you. I enjoyed the taste, but it's not my go-to milk tea choice. Sesame Coffee: The Vietnamese coffee had a strong, bold flavor, though the sesame notes in the foam were quite subtle. Rice Paper Salad: Ordered to-go which is not recommended. Unfortunately the rice paper was hard and clumped together, even after pouring the sauce on top, which really affected the overall quality.

Coco's Cafe has tasty Taiwanese comfort food, snacks, boba drinks, and shaved ice. Long time…read morecustomer - I loved their Central location by UT Austin campus, glad this North location has parking and is more spacious. Same great menu and quality here. For their Shaved Ice, you can choose 4 toppings at the right counter. They have traditional toppings (small red bean, big red bean, mung bean, taro, peanut, barley) and modern toppings (jellies, puddings, popping bobas). Entertaining to watch them make it in front of you. It starts with a base of shaved ice, 4 toppings, drizzled condensed milk and brown sugar syrup, another layer of shaved ice, and even more condensed milk and brown sugar syrup on top. It's like a mountain of chilled dessert! Generous portions, great value for $6.50. We did a mix of traditional and modern toppings: small red bean, mung bean, rainbow jelly, and grass jelly. They are all good, you can't go wrong with any of them. The toppings themselves are not too sweet, so the ice and sugar syrups balance out. Very refreshing on a hot summer day! Their food, snacks, and drinks are really good too. The fridge showcase has bottled/canned drinks and various snacks - macarons, mochi, cakes, swiss rolls. Along the left wall is a claw machine and merch case with t-shirts, keychains, and more. Their seasonal drinks are fun to try too. This 2026 summer, they have Pudgy Summer Refreshers, like Pengu Soda and Polly Soda. The Pengu Smoothie features a Taro Coconut Bliss. Pretty and vibrant drinks. Friendly and efficient workers in a welcoming atmosphere. The interior is clean, nicely decorated, cool honeycomb counter, with plenty of seating. Easy to order at the front counter and everything comes out fast. They will call your name when your drinks are ready, pick up is at the left counter. Their new rewards program is called Coco's Pearl Points, where you can get free toppings or drinks after accommodating points for each drink purchase. Parking lot is decent sized and can get full on the weekends, may have to park by the Target in the next plaza. Lots of savory and sweet options. Great cafe for a meal and dessert!

The drink offerings are INSANELY awesome! Pengu smoothie is…read morethe stuff dreams are made of. It's got marshmallows, coconut, strawberry and more. Looks like a fluffy cotton candy cloud and tastes like perfection. Love the pot stickers and green onion pie. Buns with condensed milk are another lovely little treat. Steamed dumplings-yes, please. Lo mein is fantastic! There are bountiful drink choices from slushies to teas and milks. Like so many incredible offerings...hard to make a choice. Hands down one of my fave places.

Tasty and fresh pho. I'd like to see more onions and cilantro next time. I did order sprouts and…read morejalapeño slices (you only get 2 and one little lime slice) maybe customers don't use all the sprouts. I have tried the boa before. It's really good too. I'll be back to try something new.

I got the bun bo hue and shrimp spring rolls and they were fresh and delicious! The broth for the…read morebun bo hue was flavorful and light, which I personally liked. Their viet coffee was also good and there wasn't too much ice in the cup. I did get everything to-go, so I can't speak on dine-in quality, but this is a solid place for viet food.

I stopped in for a tasty treat and man did they deliver! I…read moreordered the small mango hill and it was huge! The mango purée was creamy and refreshing. The strawberries were really sweet and juicy. The service was quick and friendly.

Good white corn elote :) very yummy and lady was kind and fast. Chill little spot for Mexican…read moresnacks

So happy to have a quality matcha spot way up north. I stopped by and grabbed and Ube espresso and…read morea tiramisu match. The Ube foam was so yummy! The sweetness though was overwhelming and I couldn't quit tell what type of sweetener it was. As for the tiramisu match is was so good but also overwhelmingly sweet. This is from someone who isn't to into sweetness. That being said the drinks quality was there. I defiantly noted for me to reduce the sweetness on my next visit. Which I found can only be done with some drinks. The pricing though is a bit on the high side. So if you are unsure I vote bring some friends and order a different drink each to taste. Kind of like a flight of drinks. The drinks do take time as any place does. So be patient and understanding when visiting.

NO DECAF SERVED I…read morejust came here to make sure I save my fellow decaf patrons much time because they don't have ANY decaf drink options on their menu. I was drawn in by Google's recommendation for desserts en route to my son's camp on Ronald Reagan. I'll say they do have a fun selection of croissants and tiramisu! There is a strawberry crumble croissant and a double chocolate. I was so bummed out about not having a decaf option I just left without trying the food. What's the point (for me) when I can enjoy the pastry with a nice mocha or latte. I was planning to order the tiramisu latte! I'm flabbergasted, but all the best! Somebody tag me or leave me a comment if they ever decide to add decaf espresso to their repertoire.

Egg waffle has been improved. I am a sucker for the original, and it is now crispy on the outside…read moreand creamy inside when it is fresh. Probably the best egg waffle in Austin. Choices for the teas are limited but comes with good quality. The owner is friendly and courteous. Food and drinks are ready quickly.

Another hot day in Austin, TX…read more.. When it's hot all I think about are cold drinks with lots of ice. Today was no different. My eyes locked onto Frosty Fox. With a name like Frosty Fox they had to have some cold drinks. According to the manager the most popular drinks were posted on the wall with the Hong Kong milk tea being the most popular...in slot #1. Therefore, I decided to go with the most popular tea. I was told you could not find this tea anywhere in Austin. So, why not? I have to admit it was delicious and reminded me of tea not from Hong Kong, but from Taiwan. Needless to say it was quite delicious. Service was quick and pleasant with my drink taking only a few minutes to make. The shop was half full with customers, who appeared to be regulars at Frosty Fox. Frosty Fox had a friendly neighborhood vibe...