The ingredients were good and the poke itself tastes decently fresh, but I was pretty let down by…read morehow much of this bowl was just rice. The bowl was literally 80% rice. I had to ask for extra cucumber because the portions of the toppings were so small. For $18 a bowl, there should've been way more :(

Check your credit card transactions. They charged me more than what the receipt says.read more

Phenomenal boba spot. They're small and tucked away, decent parking if the other surrounding…read morebusinesses aren't packed. Inside was clean and quiet. There are two screens that you order on, it was a little slow because only one person was working. I really loved the quality boba, and jasmine green tea with 50% sweetness was just what I needed for this insane Georgia heat. Their mochi is made fresh daily. Since moving from Hawaii, I haven't had good mochi since, and this blew me away. It was incredibly fresh and chewy - lots of filling inside, sweet mango, and constructed perfectly! I can't wait to come back and try more!

I love Eat Tea! If you are looking for bubble tea, you have found your new favorite place…read more It is located in the shopping center off Hodgson Memorial with TJ Maxx. Eat Tea is on the side with Jersey Mike's. There is a small amount of parking on that side. The service is excellent! You can order on one of the iPads if you are in a hurry or in general. But the staff are happy to take your order as well. The menu is vast. There are many types of teas, bubbles, add ins, foams and more. I tend to try a new tea when I go in. You never know what you like until you try something new! I love the fresh fruit teas. Yes, they do use actual fresh fruit. I'm not a fan of very sweet teas. Generally I will get mine half sweet or unsweetened. It depends on the tea. Just ask the staff about the level of sweetness if you want to know. They also have fresh mochi and crepe cakes. I have not tried the mochi. But the crepe cakes I have tried were delicious. There are a few tables inside the restaurant. It is not meant to seat a lot of people. But it definitely can fit a few comfortably. There is a bathroom in the back down the hall. I continue to go back to Eat Tea. They have great teas in a convenient location!

Loved finding this in the Asian market, they have some food options but we went just for the boba,…read morelots of choices to pick from. The Hawaiian smoothie was bright and refreshing, the coconut latte was a great blend of coffee with a subtle coconut flavor. We'll be back.

Cute little Chinese stall inside of Ensen Market. The staff was sweet you can tell they are still…read moregetting the hang of things. I ordered 2 drinks and they were YUMMYYYYY!

Thursday noon in April, was not too busy. Walked in and was able to sit without any waiting in…read moreline. Probably 3-4 tables were filled with diners. Quiet lunch atmosphere on a week day. I got panang curry rice and others got poke bowl. We all expected to get panang curry to be served first but we were wrong. Poke bowls were brought out first and panang curry maybe 10 minutes later. Panang curry was amazing. The only comparison I can make is from Delta in flight meal panang curry, which was really good and that was the reason why I ordered panang curry from this place. Absolutely delicious and huge portion as well! I hate food to go waste so I finished it. Server was attentive as well, filling our soft drink and water constantly. If I am in the area, I would definitely come back for the same dish or even order other menus to try out.

Service team is exceptional here. Super attentive. Food was very tasty and came out quick. Dining…read morearea felt open and roomy. Nice to not be crammed in.

I've been here a few times and the drinks are always delicious. I'm one of those people that…read moreactually likes the boba so I always add it to my drinks. One of the best things about Kung Fu Tea is that you can adjust the sugar amount in your drink which is huge. They're located on broughton street right next to the popcorn shop and maple street biscuit. It's easy to overlook it so just search for the red awning. Service is always great and the place is always clean. I love that with the app you can earn points which can be redeemed for future drinks and you can order your drink ahead of time so it's ready when you arrive. 10/10

On a recent girls trip to Savannah we had a craving for some boba and Kung fu Tea was above and…read morebeyond your average boba shop. The servers were so friendly and helpful in walking us through the menu. The shop had a colorful design motif that felt bright and cheerful. Parking is street parking but we came in the middle of the day and secured a spot nearby without difficulty. I wish there were Kung Fu Tea locations near my home on the west coast, the rose hip lemonade with lychee and mango popping bobas is my fav boba combination I have had anywhere.

i've had Fire Street's yellow curry dishes, and their Sushi. The service is good and prompt. My…read moreoffice on Liberty was just a short walk. I LOVE THEIR FOOD. FSF was my fav lunch spot. And very reasonable price-wise.

Not bad! I got the chicken street salad and Jasmine tea. There was a lot of random fruits and…read moreveggies on the salad but it was yummy!

A good walk through the Oglethorpe Mall for exercise and then #BAM the husband had to walk through…read morethe Smelling Good'Oh Food Court my Lawd! #1 Cha Time Bubble Tea Mango Green Apple & Passion Fruit Green Tea and Coffe Chocolate Milk Tea #1 cash drop! #2 Pei Wei Bourbon Chicken & Semi-Really Not Spicey Shrimp) & (WE Thank God Almighty Hallelujah GloryB2God) #2 Cash Drop. #3 Sarku (Teriyaki Chicken & Veggies) #3 Cash Drop

Okay for the area... take it for what it is. service was good inside a mall setting.. you can grab…read morefood and smoothie. Easier to enter from food court way.

We come here every year when we visit Savannah. It's always a little different, decor wise, and…read morewith the wait for seating. (During the week this visit we had no wait- which was GREAT!). I always get the Spicy Lemongrass Noodles (baseline usually not very spicy- you can add table side spices to your liking). They vary a little year to year but I always enjoy them. Cold air inside, waters stayed full, but it can be fairly noisy depending who you're sat next to and how busy the place is. Tables can be a bit tight for a couple as you'll only get a 2 top (they get busy and need to save the larger tables for bigger parties). We were able to order before the 10 top next to us, so our food came out super fast! (Yay!!) Could use two bathrooms though, the one they have is large but when they are packed it can be quite a wait. Lots of metered street parking on Broughton and nearby streets. We'll be back again!

4.5/5 stars. My first restaurant stop in Savannah! A cute Asian restaurant, I loved that they have…read morethe origin of the food listed on the menu for each item. Makes it fun to try dishes from different locations, especially for those unfamiliar with Asian cuisine. Very pricey menu. Pad Thai 2.5/5 could have had way more flavor and had zero spice, and they didn't ask if we wanted a spice level at all. Flavor came out once chili sauce was added. Red spicy noodles were spicy and yummy! 5 spice BBQ pork plate was super flavorful, loved this dish! Lychee sake martini just tasted like lychee juice which was great. They also add in 2 lychees to eat/garnish! A good spot, nothing to write home about. Probably wouldn't come back, there was nothing wrong with the place, just nothing exceptional.

If I'm in Savannah, I'm stopping by Ming's. I love their wings. It's hard to find good fried wings…read morebut they do it right. I also tried the lo mein recently but it was just okay. I think next time I'll get the shrimp fried rice

I had heard from my friends about their fried chicken so we got some hot wings ! They were good but…read morenothing out of the world.

This place, formerly called Saigon Bistro, is now called Asian Bistro. We stopped in to try out…read moretheir offerings. We tried their PHO and PAD THAI dishes --- both excellent --- as were the Shrimp Spring Rolls. The offerings via the menu present a more diverse and broader range of foods --- more South East Asian overall. What we find odd is the ratings attributed to the former Saigon Bistro are attributed to this new restaurant. This is confusing. The good news is we find the offerings here, in our limited experience, to be excellent. Highly recommended.

This spot was just up the street from our Airbnb so we stopped in for a bite before check in…read more I wasn't super hungry and it was towards the end of lunch time but we had to kill some time before we could check in an unpack. I find it nice and comforting when it is clear that many other patrons to a small restaurant are obviously regulars. There wouldn't be regulars if a place wasn't good! That said, my meal was mostly kind of meh. I got the Vietnamese crepe, which is more like an omelet, and I think I just ordered something that didn't hit my palate right. My guy was happy with his meal (pho), but I found mine a little bland and wanting. I am sure other things would have been better, I just chose the wrong thing to order. Service was pretty good and I can see this as being a solid, every day lunch spot for folks in the area.