Sadly only been here 2-4 times because we don't have one in Texas but each time has been great the…read moreplace is always clean except the boxes of supply's they have but in the back so it shouldn't be a bother and the ordering is easy on the screen things very delicious and simple. For some reason they have inappropriate 3D models in the back I don't know what place it has in the store very uncomfortable

My sister and I always pit stop here when driving between Metro Detroit and Grand Rapids…read more I am convinced that all of their fruit teas with cheese foam are delicious. The grape is my absolute favorite. You know it's real when there's grape skin at the end of your drink. The Uji Matcha is also good. Just be aware that it is more of a sugar-y, Starbucks-esque matcha, not the traditional earthy tasting matcha. As much as I love Moge, I only gave 4 stars because their tapioca pearls are inconsistent. Be sure to check out their rewards/order ahead as well!

Has great food and 3 large pool tables. Pool is a little expensive compared to other pool places…read morebut the tables are very nice.

It's worth the drive! I am such a big fan of the dry hotpot with extra servings of meat and ramen…read more The sauce is so well embedded into the toppings that every bite is a burst of salty spicy flavor. I crave it every weekend:) the bubble tea is pretty good too and the restaurant hits all the boxes of solid dinner, dessert, and entertainment (with a pool table and karaoke room in the establishment) - it's becoming a weekly saturday night tradition

The drink was so good! The service was great and the ambiance was refreshing and extremely…read moreimmaculate. I was visiting from Cali but plan to grab me another drink upon my next visit to Lansing!

I finally managed to visit Feng Cha again a year later to get some of my favorite boba. I just…read moredon't visit Lansing enough! Dirty Boba, 50% Sweet, Less Ice ($5.75) - Very nice complex brown sugar flavor, but this drink is SWEET. I have no idea how people can take this at full sweetness. Even at half, I felt like I was slowly developing diabetes with each sip. The sweetness completely overwhelms any other taste in the drink, including the lactose free milk. We even added an entire cup of fresh brewed black tea and it was still too sweet for us. Yikes. The boba here is still good but it's a tiny step down from my visit last year when Feng Cha first opened. It still has that excellent chew, with an exterior that is smooth and uniform. I don't know if it's it possible to be too chewy, but this might be approaching that state and the fact that it's just a tad too firm makes the bounciness even more pronounced. Still overall a great texture. Drink Rating: 3/5 Classic Milk Tea, Black, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Boba ($5.15) - Half sweet in this drink, on the other hand, approaches being not sweet enough. The creamer/milk powder added kind of overwhelms the black tea flavor as well, making this drink a tad unbalanced. There was no astringency from the tea. Still, I think it's a solid drink and still one I do recommend ordering. Drink Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 5/5 Feng Cha has taken a small step down, mostly because I didn't particularly like the Dirty Boba drink that everyone recommends. Unless you want something exceptionally sweet to drink, I'd stick with their milk teas. Feng Cha is still my top choice for boba any time I go to Lansing in the future. Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women.

I frequent this place and it's consistently delicious! My go-to order is the brown sugar milk tea…read morewith tapioca pearls, always so good. Beyond the drinks, their bakery selection is fantastic. They've got sweet treats, savory pastries, breads, and buns that are all super good. They also serve regular food, including fried chicken that's cooked to order and always extremely fresh. Honestly, it's some of the best fried chicken I've ever had! The atmosphere is really cute and mostly quiet, making it a great spot to study or get work done. 10/10, love this place!

The staff are incredibly sweet and supportive, the food is exemplary and I've developed a…read morerelationship with the owners because of their great service. Out of this world drink reasonable quality time and great atmosphere and environment. Highly recommend this place!

Visiting the area and I had a milk tea with boba. It was well made. The boba was the right…read moreconsistency and the sweetness was appropriate. It's what you would expect from a milk tea, which is what I want. The guy working there was nice. The drink was made fast. It's a cool place. Bakery items. Crepes. I'll visit again before I leave.

Worker was not super friendly and slightly rude When he…read moreforgot one of our drinks which can happen I stated to him that he missed one and he came off very offended and said look at your receipt that's what you told me Also did not have coffee that day

4.5/5 I will say…read moreeverytime I've stopped by Koi Tea, they've consistently served up the perfect bubble tea drink. I've tried a lot of drinks off their menu, including the one they modified for a seven-year-old who wanted a non-tea, but hot chocolate drink with the tapoica pearls. I'm not sure if it's the workflow of making the bubble tea here that makes it perfect or if it's the individual working the register- somehow it's always worked out. And the ambiance- absolutely relaxing. Nothing beats the YouTube Korean indie and rnb mix playing on TV with the faux vines curving around shelves and the walls, with an open window space concept (tons of light)! Something that I look for with bubble tea places are how consistently their tapoica pearls are cooked through and Koi Tea has been stellar. In previous visits, I've had their viet coffee with pearls, thai tea, and I would likely pick their fruit teas over the milk combos. Sometimes the milk teas end up pretty sweet even when ordered for 50% sweetness.

Koi Tea used to have some of the best boba in Michigan. Unfortunately, things change and the…read morequality here has really declined. We stopped by on our last drive through Lansing and got: Jasmine Milk Tea, 100% Sweet w/ Boba ($6.00) - There was no tea flavor whatsoever in this drink. It tasted pretty much just like sweetened creamer. The boba also did not have a consistent texture. Most of it was way too soft and was basically like overcooked mush. A minority of the boba was only a tad on the soft side and had a good chew, which was reminiscent of the boba here a year or two ago. It feels like Koi Tea mixed two batches of boba together, which is a huge faux pas for any boba establishment. I have no idea what happened to Koi Tea in the last year. Given stiff competition down the road and the quality this time around, I wouldn't go here again.

Very good Ding Tea location, they might have been under construction however. Their honey milk tea…read morewith boba is bomb. Prompt and friendly service too. Pretty spacious inside with some tables and chairs. Also right next to Korea House if you are hungry for dinner. Recommended!

The place smells strongly of chlorine upon walking in - I guess that's a "clean" smell rather than…read moreotherwise... but it's weird. I like smelling coffee when walking into a coffee store, or sugar in a donut place, or tea in a tea house. It was towards the end of the day, so maybe they were cleaning up. My first experience at a boba house, I always get the very basic milk tea with boba. Based on previous experiences, I usually start with half ice and half sugar, and that always hits my tastebuds right. Ding did it for me - very strong in the very basic. My group ordered a bunch of other stuff, and no one had any complains. We had a great time sitting and chatting and enjoying our drinks.

It was ok, not the best tasting rolled ice cream. We ordered a whole bunch of stuff, chocolate chip…read moremint, mango tango and cookies and cream.our experience was subpar not sure we will go back

If you're crazy about this place, you're Looney-Cha. If you only come here after dark, it's…read moreMoony-Cha. And if you just come here to pick up girls, it's Poony-Cha. Or boys? Peeny-Cha. Uni as in Michigan State Uni, and Cha as in tea. But in case you didn't know Cha was tea, they've put tea in the name too. So it says Tea Tea. Fun times. It's a Unicorn-themed tea place, and that alone deserves a high star rating. If I was rating just based on their drinks then I would have to give three stars despite how wonderful and friendly they are in here. They didn't have any tapioca or any other topping that I wanted. A lot of places - when they run out of tapioca - will still charge the full amount, which Unicha did, and it wasn't cheap. I really think they should give you something or knock off a dollar or something - that would be better customer service. On the other hand these guys were busy making elaborate Thai rolled ice creams for a whole bunch of cute young college girls who disappointed me by not really flirting with me. They did stare at my bunny on my arm a little bit and they did giggle and have wide eyes, but there certainly wasn't the sort of flirting that I hope for when I'm working out the way I do LOL. But that is beside the point. The point was it they had great customer service and that they rustled up my tea between the very long ice cream process for all the girls which meant that I could get out of there in a reasonable time since I wasn't doing the extensive ice cream making ritual that most people come here for. As for said ice cream. Honestly it looks pretty good and more often than not ice cream places doing Thai rolled ice cream do get it right. So I will give them 4 stars based upon the fact that they are more known for the rolled ice cream and it's pretty good. But I'll have to give it another try so that I can determine if I should lower to a 3 match the really really disappointing milk tea that went straight in the trash - or a 5 which is reserved for the very best Thai rolled ice cream places that I've loved the most. Or that I've loved the Moch, if they have Mochi as a topping. I even named my lovely little fierce deadly cat Mochi. What an awesome and cuddly kid he is. And lethal and fearless. Anyway I've already said too Moch, it's time to move on to the next review.

This restaurant has such a good energy, and the food was amazing. I am definitely coming back!!read more

Ambiance - Small, 2 4 tops/1 2 top/bar seating, you order as soon as you walk in, the menu is on…read morethe ceiling Service - Very kind staff upon ordering, willing to describe things on the menu, food took 45+ minutes Food - Delicious and abundant! My group ordered a bit of everything and no complaints. The dumplings are a must but come in large quantity. Wasabi was not very strong, ginger was stringey. Drink options are limited to water, coke, and boba.

We got to check out Chengdu Teahouse (in Old Town Lansing) finally yesterday! Wow what an…read moreexperience. The atmosphere was perfect and the teas and method of serving the tea was really unique (and came with great explanation of the process/method called Gong Fu Cha). We even got to meet Renaldo, the tea pet (you'll have to visit to learn all about the importance of the tea pet). With our tea we also enjoyed some really unique imported snacks including some preseevd sweet potato sticks and my personal favorite, which was milk-sesame flavored Oreos.

I have been a big tea nerd for years, but I've never had a community to share my passion with, and…read morethis place has built that community. I've met so many people that got into tea because of this tea house! The selection is amazing, the vibe is the coziest of any place in the Lansing area (Lansing coffee shops could learn something from this place), and the owner is so nice! I will be becoming a regular