My 71 year old mother and I had never had bubble tea before, so we stopped by to give it a try. We…read moregot (if I remember correctly) a milk tea with lavender black tea and regular bobas? It was hard to know, we didn't know what any of it was. It was fine. The lavender flavor was pretty floral and the bobas were chewy. It was good but like $16 for two small drinks? It was fun to try as a novelty but I wouldn't go back for a regular everyday sort of refreshment. Hard to tell if it was a drink or a food; there is a lot of chewing of the beverage involved. (shrug) I guess I don't get it. 4 stars for a lovely interior, an extensive drink menu, and nice service.

This is such a cute spot! The decor is really fun and the employee was so friendly and informative…read more They have a lot of cute bakery items to choose from and the matcha milk tea I got is the best i've ever had. Definitely recommend!

Having tried a few other boba locations, I didn't find this one particularly welcoming and cozy. It…read moreIS very clean, however. It's located at Alamance Crossing shopping center so a nice spot to stop and rest for a nestTheir selection isn't as vast as some places but there were 5 of us and we all LOVED the flavor of our drinks! I had the Vietnamese coffee with cream cheese foam and it was incredible!! My daughter tried it and said she'd definitely be trying that next time! This establishment is very heavy on the signs. Restrooms only for customers (you need to get a numerical pin in order to use it), etc. There's a cute little spot that's perfect for an IG selfie, if you like that type of thing.

One of my daughters favorite spots! She went with the classic milk tea with boba and I had the…read more mango fruit tea. To finish things off we shared the mango croffle! A must try!

MILKLAB is a small dessert and tea chain around the Research Triangle Park. They are known for…read moretheir rolled ice cream and boba. The inside was rather spacious and there were some seats in the back for people to do work or study. I found the service to be timely on the day I went. I got the Rainbow Fresh Fruit Tea. It tasted like the name: very fruity with some passionfruit jelly at the bottom. I did get the drink at 70% sweetness, but it tasted like 100% sweetness. Next time, I would get 50% sweetness or less because it was too sweet for me. I did not get the rolled ice cream here, but I am sure it would have tasted amazing as I have gotten it at another location before. Overall, a solid spot for desserts and drinks.

This place is amazing! I have visited most countries in Asia for reference and live on the West…read moreCoast. So I have a fair amount of boba tea experience. The service is efficient and precise. The ambiance is calm and relaxing with a dent of brown sugar. The ceremonial grade Uji Matcha was the best that I've had outside of Kyoto, hands-down. Additionally, the milk foam on top is perfection, and not too sweet, not too salty, just right. All of the other teeth that I tried were good whether it was fruit tea or green tea. I will definitely return for any of their drinks.l whenever in town.

Nice decor and vibe. I'd give the Pork chop rice plate a 3.8 and classic black milk tea with boba…read moreand pudding a 3. Rounding up to 4 stars because the rice plate was a good value at $12.95. For the rice plate, the pork was cooked perfectly and seasoned well. Not a huge deal but the crispy part fell off from the meat so it took more effort to eat the whole thing. The broccoli wasn't too salty and balanced out fried pork. The broccoli was room temperature though likely intentional for this Taiwanese dish. Tea egg could've been stewed longer for better flavor. Overall, I'll come back again if I have a hankering for Taiwanese food. Milk tea had good flavor but boba was overcooked and soggy. Pudding was good. I also forgot to adjust the sugar and ice level so make sure you do that!

A spot near a campus that definitely needs bubble tea. The tea was large, but delivered in a…read moreregular cup without the seal common to such places or the larger straw helpful for the solid ingredients typically layered in. I ordered a passionfruit tea, which gave plenty of tea flavor but not a lot of actual passionfruit. A satisfying beverage in its own right, but for the price and compared to top notch drinks of this sort, just okay. They had food options, including tofu, that I did not seek but which seemed worth considering.

Hidden gem tucked in back of old Burlington Food Co-op, in historic downtown Burlington, where the…read moreauthentic Filipino Pork and Spoon is and next to Turkish eatery Kapadokia. Enjoyed the most delicious cup of coffee. Friendly service, too. Next time: sampling their housemade desserts (see photo). Bonus: Open on Sundays!

Located in Burlington Food Hall, Tea-Rex NC is a milk tea/desserts shop. My girl & I went here…read moreafter ordering Filipino food from the Pork & Spoon restaurant located in the same food hall to order Halo Halo (Literally "Mix, Mix"), the signature Filipino dessert beverage with flan, ube ice cream, milk & other ingredients. The Halo Halo here cost $10+, the most expensive Halo Halo we ever purchased. For a mediocre blend, it's quite a joke to set this kind of dessert at that price. We would happily pay $10+ more if this Halo Halo was made extra special with more loaded ingredients or a taller serving, but there's nothing special in Tea-Rex's version. The Halo Halo was served to our table in front of the Pork & Spoon concession instead of us having to pick it up from the concession, so we appreciate Tea-Rex's customer service. Burlington Food Hall seemed to have a nice casual dining space to enjoy food but its layout of the shops is questionable. We had to go to the back area of the building to find Tea-Rex and the few other spots while Pork & Spoon is very visible in the front area of the hall. We haven't tried any of Tea-Rex's milk teas & other desserts but from what we've seen in its concession, the milk teas look quite generic. Pork & Spoon referred us to them when we asked if they offered Halo Halo, which I thought was a good teamwork between the two shops in Burlington Food Hall. Sadly, neither shops gave us a good reason to revisit this new food hall. I will publish my review of Pork & Spoon soon. As for Tea-Rex NC, their Halo Halo was just disappointing. We rather get the $8+ Halo Halo in the Oriental Store in Raleigh, but that's another story. | Overall Score: 2.0/5

My first impression of this place as I was getting out of the car was the owner coming outside to…read morejam a 2x4 under the door to prop it open. This tells me you're cheap. While 80 isn't all that hot for the South, it's gonna be hotter inside, especially with all the equipment giving off heat. And it was. Turn the AC on! Along with letting in the heat and road dust from the busy street only a few feet away, warmer weather also brings bugs. A place with lots of sweet stuff is gonna attract flies, bees, and wasps. And no AC is a shitty way to treat your employees. The next thing I noticed walking in was the excessively loud music. I had to raise my voice just to place my order! Again, not great for your employees to be assaulted by noise while trying to work and help customers. There were a few customers ahead of me but I still think 15 minutes is too long for a drink with 3 ingredients. There were 3 people working there. It was also not competitive in price with other places in Greensboro. There are a lot of other boba places to choose from. I will pick another one next time.

I go back almost every week to get a mango sago, I'm going to be so sad when they take them off the…read moremenu for fall. If you havnt tried the sago drinks you're missing out!! Love love love the staff here

Still love this place! They make my favorite banh mi in the area, with the right mix of crusty soft…read morebread; cool, crisp veggies; and generous, juicy, flavorful fillings. Their popcorn chicken is also one of my favorites in the area, and the beautiful cheesecakes are a delicious way to cap off a meal. For families, they have high chairs but no changing tables. Service was speedy and friendly as well. And they do now have a water jug!

Came by for some food and drinks while working today. Had a lychee fruit tee and the vermicelli…read morebowl with beef. Both were amazing! The decor inside were beautiful! Definitely a great place for photos and videos for the gram! Service was fast as well! Highly recommend for you to drop by!

Great selection of yogurts, as well as several sorbets, all at a very reasonable price…read more They also have boba tea and smoothies.

Service: they were fairly quick with the smoothies! But if you want to have it fast, go for the…read morefro-yo bar instead and pick your fav fro-yo and toppings. The toppings bar is clean and well managed so it was great to choose from without getting messy. The different flavors were great too! All the fro-yo was smooth, creamy, and didn't taste like perfume lol. The smoothies are more heavy on the yogurt side than the flavor. So ask for more fruit than yogurt when you get it. Ambiance: it's a great place to for a 2nd date maybe lol. Just for a quick dessert. Or even bring the kids as you can get them to choose their own toppings. Overall: would come again!

Haven't been to this location yet specifically but I do know if it's like the Hillsborough st one,…read more it'll be amazing

We've been to this Moge Tee location in Durham a couple times and it was good both times. We've…read morebeen to the location in Raleigh and it was good too: https://www.yelp.com/biz/moge-tee-raleigh-raleigh So far, this seems like a solid bubble tea brand. At this location, I tried the Rose Bubble Milk Tea (half sugar, large size, $6.25) and the Mango Tea Slush (half sugar, $6.25). The Rose Bubble Milk Tea was available in medium (500 mL, $5.25) and large (700 mL). I believe the Mango Tea Slush was available in large size only. Prices were before tip and tax. Both drinks were well made, good quality, and delicious. The Fresh Rose Bubble Milk Tea had a nice balance of tea, milk, and boba flavor. The boba was fresh and had appetizing consistency. The Mango Tea Slush was made with real mango. Like other bubble tea shops with fruit teas, Moge Tee had prefilled cups with mango ready to go. Upon ordering, they added ingredients to the mango and blended everything together. The drink was icy cold, refreshing, and tasty. Again, good quality. Sweet, but not too sweet. Moge Tee has a good selection of drinks. Aside from the aforementioned bubble milk and fruit teas, they have cheese foam drinks, yogurt fruit tea, milk swirl drinks (e.g., brown sugar boba), uji matcha (highest-grade matcha), tofu pudding drinks, and more. Service has been fine. The first time, we ordered with an employee at the counter. The second time, there was a self-serve kiosk off to the side with a touchpad. Overall, Moge Tee is one of the better bubble tea chains we've tried so far in the Triangle. There's also a location on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. This location is on 9th St in Old West Durham, near Duke East Campus. It opened in February 2021. For both of our visits, we parked on the street for free. It's two-hour parking, 8am-6pm.

Anytime I go to the outlets I stop at dipping dots and get a banana split or cookies and cream…read more They offer a lot of flavors and they also sell popcorn! Eating here reminds me of my childhood. Service is cool and fast. The inside is small and it stays packed with visitors. You can eat indoor or outdoor and usually I eat outdoor.

Very quick service. Friendly and polite staff. Cute decor with nice little sitting area. My first…read moretime eating and I can say I enjoyed.