Stopped by Niko Niko Boba and it did not disappoint. So happy there is one Florida now!…read more We got the ube latte crème, Vietnamese coffee, mango green tea, and Thai tea. The Vietnamese coffee was my favorite! It was super rich with a great roast, and the creme brulee topping added a nice little crunch in each sips, same with the ube latte. So good!! Mango green tea was really refreshing and light. Didn't try the Thai tea myself, but my friend loved it and said it was smooth and creamy. Definitely coming back to try more!

01/2026 Rating: 4.0…read more Located in that hiddend side of Dadeland Mall near Zara, this spot is brand spankin new. And despite being only open for a week, I can tell it foot traffic will pick up soon. RESTAURANT: This boba shop is so adorable with their muted pink color scheme that is reminiscent of sakura. The space is small and clean, with the long pink counter in the middle and flat screen TVs overhead for menus that features many of the colorful drinks. On one side are two sunken shelves that houses their merch from hats, to hoodies, teas and mobile order kiosk. The best part is the space right outside the shop; a long seating area with small round tables perfect place to hang out and enjoy your drink without being in anyone's way inside. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Staff were all friendly, getting acquinted with the new environment and coworker and customers. They were obviously in training mode and so they seemed nervous. They answered all of our questions and it took no time at all to get our drinks ready. FOOD: We got the Ube Latte Creme Brulee and the Dragon Breeze. Both drink were so colorful and refreshing. Ofcourse you can control your sweetness and ice levels and add any toppings you desire. I also love their boba boxes to-go kits! Perfect for a party, or to just to stock up for yourself. Just order the drink of your choice which will come in a cute box with a built in spout. Then the toppings of your choice in individal containers, including the cups and straw and you have yourself your own boba bar at home or anywhere. Overall, this was such a lovely visit. Low key love that it was slow that night but I am sure that will change in the near future. So many good selections and the pricepoint is comparable. I officially welcome this MN business to the 305. Will be coming back for more soon!

easy service and cute music that plays while you order best…read moreboba i've ever had and the korean corn dog has a great cheese pull shit bussssss

My daughter was in the mood for some Boba and I stumbled…read moreupon this spot. It is located on a shopping strip mall, very small (no seating at all inside) with 4 tiny chairs and 2 tiny tables on the outside. That being said we were still happy because we tried Korean hotdogs for the first time. For these, you can order the inside with only cheese, only hot dog or half cheese half hotdog. For the coating you can pick between panko, crunchy ramen, potato, sweet potato, rainbow cereal or Oreo. You can then add toppings and sauces. What we originally came for though were the boba teas and they have a good variety for these. Mixes can be done with milk teas, green teas, lemon teas, jasmine teas, matcha... and different types of boba pearls. They also have smoothies. I'd like to try their chicken gyozas, PAN-FRIED CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHEESE & BACON TOPPING. Keep in mind no seating at all indoors and extremely limited seating outdoors but the name says it "Tea Studio", meaning its main focus is tea items and it's a small space.

Food is amazing - great service as well!…read more Got the duck noodles soup very flavorful, spice at the table adds a good kick. Noodles are hand made and have an amazing bite. I also got the popcorn chicken was delicious, Can't wait to come back to try everything else on the menu! Great food!!!

so my bff's pregnant craving was their popcorn chicken... and I do have to say, it is just amazing!…read moreI usually just order that with a bubble tea and its a great "girl dinner". They moved from dadeland to miracle mile a while ago, but I was so happy that they just moved, not closed!

First time ordering from this spot and loved the dubai Chocolate mini pancakes. Me and my son…read moreliterally vanished it in 4 mins. Don't know the ambiance because I ordered thru door dash. But i would def order again. Maybe add strawberries next time.

ts was soo good like insanely good like it should be illegal to be this good and it was sooo cute…read moreinside and outside. the lady working was also sooo sweet it was an amazing experience

We decided to try this place out for lunch after all the kids at school have been raving about it…read more I tried the Dragon Heart Bowl. I did not want the honey so they allowed me to sub it out with extra coconut which was nice. The bowl was refreshing, but a little too sweet for me. It needs some tang like kiwis or something. My coworker had the tuna, and next time I sure will as well. It had tuna, cheese, peppers, lettuce. The inside of the cafe is decorated super cute with plenty of light. Service was quick and our selections were made fresh to order!

Was excited to try this new neighborhood spot! It didn't disappoint. The inside is decorated cute…read morewith bright colors and artwork in the process. The dragonfruit boba was great I'll go with no sugar next time - just my personal preference. The ham panini is fresh and crunchy. The chips are good! I think adding a pickle, lettuce, and tomato will take it to the next level.

Ramen 9.5/10 the boiled egg was sweet (I didn't like it) but overall the service and ambience was…read more10/10 def coming back and trying something new !!!

Came to Yume for ramen and it was delicious. The ramen was perfectly served, and I loved that they…read morepackage it to go if you don't finish. The gyoza and tempura shrimp were also excellent. Highly recommend stopping by.

Just what we needed this afternoon after traveling today. Bubble tea! Cute little shop nestled in a…read moreplaza. Friendly staff that helped with gluten free options. We will be stopping back before we go

Yummy options of boba drinks and gelato. Didn't get to try any of the popsicles, but they look…read morepretty.

I think it was love at first sight or better said first sip! lol…read more A friend and I found this place online and decided to give it a try. Parking is free and pretty simple. We placed our order, I never know what I want so I let one of the Barista pick out her favorite which was the brown sugar taro and my friend wanted matcha and ended up ordering the lucky charms matcha. We waited inside this warehouse, open space they had next to the coffee cart truck. I was in love with all the different art pieces they had up and even some dominos. They were pretty busy with both online orders as well in person orders, but our drinks came out pretty quick. Yes the drinks are 7-7.50 for a medium size; Are they mostly just ice like Starbucks? Not at all. Do they taste freshly made and serviced with love? Heck yeaaaahhhh and delicious!! Also they don't use plastic straws so they are eco friendly too :) Will have to come again to sketch and have another sweet treat

At the fault line between Hialeah Gardens and Miami Lakes, a septum-pierced espresso enclave called…read moreKujo's Coffee plants its multicolored flag. Out front, a mini maker's market flexes with three vendors. Oli's Nut-Free Bakehouse slings classics like Blueberry Scones, then swerves into Alton Brown territory with Sweet Potato-Cinnamon Chip muffins. Tio Colo stacks Cuban-style ice cream sandwiches with Latin-inspired flavors between sugar-dusted slices of pound cake. Then a Girl Scout skips the cookie hustle altogether and sells crochet animals with enough business acumen to earn her a whole sash of badges. Kujo's leans hard into an artsy, self-assured vibe. Somewhere nearby is a yoga studio because the crowd was just as likely to rock Alo tops as patriarchy-smashing armpit hair. I scanned the menu, which offered no descriptions and a dozen fairly priced items ranging from $1 to $7.50. Service moved slowly, but only two people were working frantically out of a tiny coffee cart, so I cut them some slack. The barista apologized for the wait and pointed out the free Wi-Fi, books, games, and even a communal guitar I could use in the café / open warehouse with mismatched seating and a tidy bathroom. I ordered the Mango Sticky Rice Matcha with horchata cold foam up top, ceremonial-grade green tea in the middle, and mango cream cruising at the bottom. I also tried the limited Banana Bread Iced Latte, which was subtle and sweet but didn't exactly scream "tropics." Honestly, it could've passed for a carrot cake or pecan pie latte, but nobody's filing a complaint because both drinks were top-tier. Kujo brews up a cheeky mashup of third-wave coffee, sweets, and easygoing energy that somehow turns this stretch of industrial park into a funky hangout with plenty of free parking and personality.