Stopped by Boba Beans Bistro for the first time after moving to Clayton a few months ago and…read moreneeding a good boba fix. I instantly fell in love with the look and vibe of the shop. I ordered a Cranberry Pomegranate tea with mango syrup and tapioca pearls using the self-serve kiosk, which was quick and easy. While waiting, I looked around and was really impressed by the space. There are plenty of seating options, a play area for kids, and two fun photo-op walls. I'll definitely be back with my family to try more drinks and check out the food menu as well.

What a cute place! I've door dashed it forever but got to stop in and go in person. Never had a bad…read moredrink or boba. Of course we will be going back!

Fun night getting dessert after dinner. We liked watching the rolled ice cream be made. We tried…read morebanana pudding and smores. They even toasted the marshmallow! The service was good!

Brought my wife here for her birthday per her request and she ordered the Tiramisu. Flavors were…read moregreat! Service was great! Will definitely come back.

Stopped into O My Boba after realizing it's only a few minutes from my house--so glad I did! The…read moreshop itself is super colorful and cozy, which made it a great first impression. I originally planned to order a taro milk tea, but Tracy suggested I try their new Taro Ube milk tea instead. I had never tried ube before, but decided to go for it--and it did not disappoint! The drink was perfectly creamy, and the combination of taro milk tea with the ube ice cream was rich, smooth, and so flavorful. Customer service was great, and I really appreciated the recommendation. I'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu!

Today my mom and I went to check out O My Boba. I've been trying to stop here since we moved back…read moreto Angier. I hat a Taro tea with brown sugar popping boba. It was very good, I love taro milk tea. We met the owner Robert and he was so nice! They shop has a a little section where venders put up some cookies pop corn and other things you can buy. There is plenty of seating with tables and games too.

I love this place and am so glad for its location. Boba and poke, I'm sold! The options in…read moredifferent poke bowls and toppings and sauces and different flavored teas guarantees there is something on the menu for everyone. The lady who works the register is always friendly and preparation is efficient. Highly recommend this place!!!

The food is always fresh and delicious. The service is just a great, never had an issue and so…read morehappy with my experience. I recommend the jasmine green tea.

Absolute slam dunk in all categories- warm lighting with delightful decor that's neat to look at; a…read morefar cleaner and presentable vibe than what the outside impression might disguise. Daisy was the epitome of efficiency balanced with genuine friendliness, she took great care of us! I especially appreciated how she wrapped up my pad Thai I didn't finish so carefully. Everything was delicious, both the menu and speed of service was eyebrow raising in the best way. Will definitely be returning.

Great flavors, was not expecting it to that good. Had to come back to try other dishes.read more

I'd give this place a solid 3.5 stars--round up to 4 stars for nice customer service. Living in NC,…read morethere really isn't an abundant amount of boba places to venture to, but it seems like this place is highly recommended by college students and local boba enthusiasts. Being so used to many boba options back in CA, it kind of makes it feel weird to struggle to find a boba place nearby. The location is pretty convenient for college kids or adults to chill with friends. Lots of tables and even a shelf with some board games you could play if you had an hour or two to pass in the area. I can't remember the name of the drink, but I remember it having butterfly pea and lemon... or yuzu. Drink is aesthetically pleasing, but I'm not sure if I tasted what the drink mentioned. Still, nice attempt at being trendy with the boba menu. Maybe they're known for their milk teas here? It was quite busy when we can on a Saturday evening before closing. :) Drinks took around 10 ish minutes to make, but staff were quick to take orders and make drinks. If I remember correctly, there were two people working that day-- least in the front!

I am shocked I have not yet written a review for Boba Baba, when I go all the time!…read more I am a huge fan of their strawberry matcha, and more recently, of their butterfly fresca! Both drinks are delicious, and bonus points for also offering lactose-free/plant milk! But be warned, they do not offer the plant milk for certain drinks, since some are pre-mixed. Definitely ask before ordering! I would also highly recommend the puff pastries and mochi donuts! I had to search through my photos to find my favs: the ube puff pastry & the strawberry mochi donut. The puff pastry is a large portion, and heavier, so you can definitely share. The mochi donut is nice and light, so these are better to get more than one flavor to try.

This is a smaller Asian market grocer in the context of the triangle, but it's wonderful for…read morestaples like fresh produce, meat, and bulk rice or noodles. We use them to stock up especially on items "normal" American grocers or the co-op on near Pearsontown don'y carry. Their bok choy and summer melons in particular are wonderful. Get the melons. I mean that. They're perfect for summer. They all have fantastic selection of eel, pork belly, and other meat cuts that you don't see in the nearby Target (which is a shame that the most immediate grocer to me) and a much better price performer than the Wegman's without the pretense. If you're just there for Asian candy and snacks, "all" the big ones aren't there, but some are. It serves that purpose okay, but you're missing out if you limit yourself that way. It's located on the edge of the shopping center where Atomic Empire and that kids party place share. The customer service is brief but accurate and helpful. The bagging goes so quickly I almost feel useless standing there ready to pay. They have always been friendly and kind. I am also chronically ill and continue to mask due to early stage COPD and breast cancer. The other employees also mask. I actually feel safe there. I feel like they care. It feels kind of packed always and like they have a little more stock than room, but this is the local Durham Asian grocer, and they have been in our community a long time. They have earned the loyalty they have.

| Overview +…read moreConvenient grocery for Asian products + Seafood section is reliable and prices are generally cheaper than H-Mart + Larger area than Grand Asia Market in Raleigh + Affordable Chinese food & noodle dishes from its food concession + Bakery inside is nice - Not the best prices for Kimchi - Lacking Korean favorites and fresh foods that H-Mart offers - Unfriendly customer service - Dining area is often not clean - Some Chinese frozen & canned products are questionable. - Food concession lacks the variety we enjoy in H-Mart and Grand Asia | Recommended Filipino snacks: Clover chips (Cheese flavor) and Nagaraya (Garlic flavor) cracker nuts. Sometimes, these are not available, however. | Full Review My girl & I have been here multiple times to buy ingredients for Asian dishes. We often get fresh salmon and shrimps from the seafood section, and we appreciate how seafood here are generallt cheaper compared to H-Mart in Cary. However, H-Mart is still more reliable overall when it comes to other products like kimchi, Korean side dishes, marinated meats, and various other Asian products. Unlike H-Mart's Korean focus, Li Ming's is primarily Chinese, so it's more line Grand Asia Market in Raleigh. One good thing we like in Li Ming's over Grand Asia is that it's less crowded and more spacious areas. Although it can get crowded here at times, it doesn't feel as congested as Grand Asia's constant overflow of customers coming and going. However, when it comes to the different goods you can get from Grand Asia's restaurant/cafe/bakery, Li Ming's Global Mart falls short. All you can get in Li Ming's are mostly mediocre-tasting Chinese food that goes well with rice and some noodle bowls that may be too salty to some people. The bakery inside Li Ming's is nice; we used to buy egg tarts and curry bread here. It's no Tours les Jours but it's not bad. They also offer boba milk tea but we wouldn't recommend it. As for the canned/preserved/frozen foods in the grocery section, generally, we prefer Korean brands over Chinese ones, so overall, we still prefer going to H-Mart for buying Asian products. Just like in H-Mart, we've seen unfriendly customer service in Li Ming's but no major issues. The most problematic one was when we tried to dine-in and get the 3 choices of food with white rice, and the lady serving had an attitude, and did'nt put enough fish on our plate. | Overall Score: 3.3/5

The boba is to absolutely die for! I've been to a few boba spots in the Raleigh area and this by…read morefar is one of the best! The area is well maintained, very clean and cozy! And the drinks are so so good! I also went at a great time because there was no wait, the lady that took my order was super friendly as well will be coming back :)

I had been wanting to try this spot for a while and finally got around to it. I came in around 11am…read moreon a Wednesday, right after they opened, so not very busy. I asked the ladies at the front the difference between the Dirty Milk Tea and the Brown Sugar Milk Tea and they said the difference is the Dirty Milk Tea has black tea in it. I ended up choosing the Dirty Milk Tea, and I am so glad I did. In my opinion, the black tea adds this lovely layer of flavor to the otherwise sweet milk tea. I paid around $6 - $7, which I think is typical for the cost of a milk tea. I thoroughly enjoyed and will definitely be back!