Great bubble tea. Had this delivered to a hotel downtown after starting employment to the state…read moregovernment with some delicious sushi from Asian Harbor.

I got the coconut mango bliss and I really enjoyed it! The boba pearls were also really good. The…read moreservice was quick and you can also order online. The ambiance is very cozy and there's not really inside seating.

So happy to have an authentic Vietnamese/ southeast Asian drink shop. The service was quick, you…read morecan order on kiosks towards the front. They have a rewards program as well. I will note, not everything on the printed menu matches the kiosk. They have mochi waffles, sandwiches, and other food as well. The inside is clean with seating and some outlets. Nice views of downtown as well. PS they have halo halo and other che

Stopped into Bambu for a much needed boba drink and was pleasantly surprised by how much I loved…read moreit! Usually boba drinks can be too sweet, but I found my Thai tea to be perfectly sweetened. They also use the perfect type of ice. The boba was perfectly chewy and also they get the right sized straw so the boba doesn't get stuck. The service was quick and the girl at the counter was very sweet and helpful. They have tons of seating inside.

Cute little storefront in the heart of Fells, offering a variety of Korean foods, drinks, and…read moredesserts. My husband and I split the Raven bingsoo. It was delicious, and absolutely large enough for two. It was loaded up with toppings and even had another layer of the toppings at the bottom. The workers ask if you want condensed milk added to it, allowing for sweetness modification as desired. Amazing dessert, would definitely return for another bingsoo and to give their lunch menu a try!

Came to get dessert and tried the mango bingsoo. While the menu says it is mango snow, it was…read moreactually just regular milk snow. Toppings in the bowl include mochi, mango jelly, and mango cubes. On top is some mochi, mango slices, and a scoop of passion fruit sorbet. There is mango sauce and condensed milk throughout the bowl. The staff spent a lot of effort to make the bowl pretty and did a nice job of mixing the ingredients so that you don't have toppings on top only. The shop seems cute and there seems like there would be more things available when the owner is in. They have lunch boxes that look good. They also have takoyaki on the menu but the machine is currently down. One thing that I didn't like is that the item was different from the menu description. I was expecting mango snow and mango ice cream or sorbet. It's not the end of the world but I picked this one in particular because it was supposed to be mango snow. While the bingsoo is large enough to share, I also feel it is priced a bit high for what it is. Might be because there aren't many other laces like this in the area but bingsoo is usually bigger or less pricey. Overall, a decent stop for dessert if you want something a little different. Street parking was not that hard to find when we went.

Nice little spot for coffee... or frozen yogurt? I enjoyed their speciality Rainy Nights coffee…read morewhich was lovely - a bit on the sweeter side but good nonetheless. The staff was very kind. I recommend this spot for a quick in and out.

**very nice staff/owner, cozy vibes…read more I've been here many times, particularly during the summer. Andy (the owner) is super nice and friendly! I've had multiple conversations with him and he is always happy to help. I got a kimchi bun once that was too hard, and he quickly replaced it for me. I really appreciated that! The chai latte is also really good here. I'm not a huge coffee drinker so I can't comment on that. I will say that the bubble tea is not great; the boba is usually too mushy. Taiyaki is so cute too! I enjoy studying here because it's peaceful, and this place opens late! That's pretty rare for a coffee shop. During the summer, a lot of kids come for the frozen yogurt, and I find that so cute! It feels like a vibrant community.

Good food and service. I'm going to miss this place. They had a good and LONG run in Baltimore city…read moreso kudos to tithe team

Teavolve is a lowkey brunch spot in Harbor East. I do love that they have boozy coffee options as…read morewell as a variety of menu items. The service is typically decent. The grits are my absolute fave here! Overall, it's a cute little spot that has a good flow of customers. I like their location a lot as well.

I came here specifically for the honey fried chicken bao and it didn't disappoint. Crispy fried…read morechicken with a delicious sour-sweet sauce. It came with rice and my only complaint was that the salad was less of a salad and more just some lettuce. Would have loved some crispy cabbage to complement the rest of the meal! Take-out service was quick and easy. They even have a few tables for dine-in.

Can't say enough good things about Bambao. This fast casual food spot right in the middle of harbor…read moreeast is a great lunch and dinner option. Everything I tried was fresh and delicious. Especially the pop corn chicken. The prices were great and they had space on the second floor to sit down and eat if you didnt want to carryout.

The worker was smiling and ready to take my order as soon as I got there…read more There are a few colorful stools you can sit at but I'd find it awkward to sit right where the cashier is taking orders tbh. The Thai tea was sweet but not so sweet to the point where you would feel like it's running through you Boba was decent. It was soft but not soggy/randomly hard in some places. The drunken noodles with level 1 spicy (lowest spice level) was already pretty spicy for me! So proceed with caution . Granted, I still enjoyed the noodles and LOVED IT ! I got it with beef. The beef wasn't anything special. I would love to try the pineapple fried rice next time as it would remind me of my time in Hawaii many years ago... Stay tuned for that update!

I've been craving some genuine Thai Tea, and this place hit the spot! Located inside the Fells…read morePoint Market, this little shop was delightful. Me and my homegirl were on a budget, so we only stuck to appetizers. I still think it was a little pricy even after splitting, but I would come here again to focus on the entrees rather than the appetizers. The seating is shared between all the restaurants inside the market hall, and we came at a pretty quiet time. Even though it was slow, we did wait quite a bit for our food. We were given the option to have our drinks served first, giving us some down time to mosey around the rest of the market with something sweet to sip on. We were notified that our food was ready, via text. We had the Curry Puff and Moo Ping Nom Sod. The Curry Puff filling was delicious, and the onion vinaigrette was essential to cut through the rich pastry. We spent most of our time in the food court mumbling through stuffed cheeks about how good the pastries were. The Moo Ping Nom Sod was good, surprisingly not as salty as other Thai restaurants. This enabled you to truly enjoy the vegetables it came with, as well as the steaming hot rice that came individually wrapped, ensuring that the rice would be soft even after opening the container.

We frequent this spot and shocked I haven't reviewed it yet! It's a neighborhood gem!!…read more Food: A huge and diverse menu. If you've never had Laotian food, but like Thai, it's a similar cuisine. We enjoyed everything we tried: pad see ew, lao calamari, roti with curry dip, cheesy pad Thai, egg roll. Service: friendly and the food is very speedy! Ambiance: clean, simple, no frills.

Charming elephant had been a presence on Boston Street in Canton for many years now and has been…read moreconsistent and reliable for a great comfort meal. I usually get take out but it's a very cozy spot to eat in, and they have tap to pay capabilities so I will usually pop in after a jog when I don't have my wallet and it's not a problem. FYI, parking is free on Boston Street but depending on the tune of day can fill up. Although the menu items will sound familiar to Thai disagree, keep in mind that this is a Laotian restaurant! The flavors are going to be a bit different. Based on the items I've had, I would say it's less heavy and less of a coconut/sweet base than typical Thai dishes. Try them out for yourself!

It is located at the water front. Parking is limited and when parking in a parking lot expect to…read morepay about $26 for an hour. A you enter, you place your order at the self service kiosk. It's easy with photos and customizations. There are a few tables inside and outside for seating. Tables were clean. Good came out in a good amount of time. Shrimp hibachi was good although fried rice was a bit salty from excess soy sauce. Poke bowl was fresh. Rolls were decent.

Very unassuming spot. Walked in without a wait and got a poke bowl. Fish was very fresh and…read moreportions were generous. The sauces were also delicious. Would definitely go back.