The build your own bubble tea, if you do it right, is very satisfactory. Because of how fabulous it…read moreis, it is very hard to find seating sometimes. I have visited this establishment many times, and although most employees are very friendly, there is one employee who is not the nicest and is not approachable.

I'm more of a coffee drinker, but I definitely found a love for tea after visiting steep mountain…read moretea house. It's located right in downtown Bozeman, making it a perfect place to grab a tea before Peets hill or shopping. The menu is quite extensive and a lot of it was foreign to me! I tried the house cider and it was delicious. It was full of spices and a warm apple flavor but very different from any apple cider I've had before. They also have some baked goods that looked amazing. Unfortunately it was too packed to sit and enjoy the tea there- it's clearly a popular spot and a cozy place to stay awhile. I'm looking forward to trying more tea.

This place was pretty good!! They could do better on bussing their tables...a lot of tables were…read moreleft dirty and one side had a bunch of food on the floor...maybe the last party had little kids. Needless to say my Tonkatsu ramen was delicious. I also enjoyed the edemame. They brought it all out at the same time...it would've been nice to nosh on that before the ramen came out. Maybe I'll request that next time. The interior has nice modern decor and a beautiful mural on one wall as well. It's nice to have a Ramen place in Bozeman for sure!! The serving was generous and I was full!! Broth had amazing flavor too.

Disappointing. I eat at their Helena location all the time and love it. I keep wanting to love this…read morelocation too but it's not been great: Mediocre broth, cheap noodles that are still fused together, cold ramen eggs that haven't been soaked in soy sauce long enough, etc. I liked the boba.

We really weren't expecting much after finding this shop in Bozeman, but still wanted to come by to…read morecheck it out as it was a gem of a find. - PARKING - Large lot with other businesses, easy to get a spot. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We were warmly greeted by the staff member, who was also the only worker (also owner?). The shop is filled with a variety of Asian pantry items and snacks, but we came to try out the boba. Unfortunately the menu we saw online - as well as the front poster on the window - were not up to date, and the list of drinks you could order was a small list of 10. The staff got our orders and slowly made her way through them. She did make a few mistakes in our drinks, but I felt bad as she didn't have anyone to help her. - DRINKS - It's pretty syrup-forward and also powdered flavor for the milk teas. Not the worst I've had but also again, my expectations were already low. We were happy to get out of the heat for a little bit with the few tables they had inside. - OVERALL - A cute local shop that needs more employees to help out, and maybe expand the menu once again.

Let's be honest, you're not going to Bozeman for boba, but if you're craving a boba, Black Pearl…read moreTea House is an okay spot to grab it. I N S I D E It's a small spot a couple of tables to sit at as well as bar seating. There's a few grocery items and snacks that you can buy. M E N U There's food on their menu but I believe when we went the only bento available was the teriyaki chicken. We got a variety of items as our whole family came to get food and boba. The teriyaki chicken bento was standard, a little underwhelming but sizeable. The char siu (bbq pork) bao (bun) was okay. The black milk tea was okay and the boba was inconsistent in texture. S E R V I C E I think we kind of overwhelmed the one person who was there and I felt really bad for the people ordering after us. They were very patient. The service was great and kind. Easy to pay with credit card. O V E R A L L As I have no other boba spot to judge in Bozeman but have had boba in California a lot...I would say Bozeman is in its starting phases of boba. It's like Tapioca Express to me with a much shorter menu. A good way to get boba introduced in the area. Definitely try them out!

Great Ice Cream Parlor The salted caramel and chocolate…read morewere great. We will return Don't pass it up

The actual worst and most expensive ($7.50!) bubble tea I've ever had. Flavorless and runny…read more(blended costs extra and it is a liquid mess with ice chunks). The first one came out so liquidy that I asked for it to be redone and they reused the same drink, just adding more ice. The other flavor we got was the same disaster with a bit more flavor, still liquid and runny with chunks of ice though. Don't bother. Update: the boba bubble teas gave us both diarrhea and we are certain it was them because it was the only overlapping food we had all day

Just a quick stop on our way west. Glad we picked here! Hope to come back to browse some more…read more Quaint local offerings.

Saw the signs for amazing advertising, so I decided to stop and take a break. Nice clean bathrooms!…read moreSuch a great little stop. All the amenities of a typical gas station, plus a large selection of hand-made gifts, Ice cream cones or Sundays, bubble tea menu and full coffee bar, and assorted bulk candy bins. It's a great place to stop.

First time I've ever left a bad review. First the good…read morenews. The 2 stars are for the kindness of the lady operating the truck. She seemed very nice. Another nice feature: the menu prices seem to be adjusted to include tips because the payment system didn't prompt for one. The big problem is the food itself: I feel obligated to warn you. Wow. Please read the menu descriptions carefully and ask questions. Don't trust photos. Don't expect this food to taste anything like the same item at another restaurant. The beef udon noodles came out wet and not hot. Lots of water pooled in the bottom. The sauce on top was like marinara. Never seen udon served this way. Ever. I'm hoping this doesn't start a trend. The fried rice was not fried. And, in fact, was also not hot. Our experience was so obviously and immediately disappointing (I took a quick bite to gauge heat and choose condiments) that I tried to warn others behind us in line. Yikes! I hope SOMETHING on her menu is awesome and she thrives while eliminating these dishes.

Recently went to the Red Ants Pants Music festival and CC Gourmet was a food vendor. They had Ramen…read moreon the menu so for $7.00 that is what I ordered. What a huge surprise and disappointment - the server handed me one of this store bought ramen mixes that you add hot water too and the noodles become soft. I didn't even eat it I was so frustrated - this is a $1.73 product that they passed off as "real" ramen (big noodles, fresh vegies, real beef, etc.) What a huge disappointment - should not be invited back next year to festival.

When we came we ordered a carmel frappe, a vanilla frappe and 2 sugar cookies. I am from Cali so I…read moream used to Starbucks, Peets or Dutch Bros. So usually coffee is pretty bold. The vanilla frappe was tasty, pretty mild and didn't taste like it had much coffee in it. The sugar cooke was tasty, I scraped off the frosting because it was too sweet, mainly powdered sugar.

Love this place! The coffee is delicious. There is generally always a line so the wait can take…read morelonger but it is worth it to me. It's a drive up and go so no ambiance to note.

I stopped by Revamped on my way to Big Sky from Bozeman Airport. I was hoping for an iced matcha…read morewith lavender and was not disappointed. The drink was delicious and I really enjoyed talking to Noel, the barista, for a good fifteen minutes. I even stopped by a second time on my way back to the airport! This is my new go to whenever I'm in Bozeman, you must try. :)

We ordered on DoorDash and picked up in person too and both methods were delicious. My husband…read moreliked the krampus and i liked the butterscotch latte

Went during a slow time so easy to sit down. Restaurant was clean and the staff were friendly…read more Overall it was good. Food tasted traditional and fresh. Tables plates, dinnerware, glasses, napkins, etc, fresh roses were all a step above most Thai places. There are a few oddities that I've not seen before: 1. Traditional plates that would always come with rice at other Thai places had to be ordered as a side (curry dishes, pad Thai, etc ....). At just shy of $20 it seemed odd to add in rice. 2. Summer roll was small and more expensive than most sushi rolls I've ordered. Price/quantity was off on this one and it didn't come with peanut sauce (available for up charge). 3. No fountain or on tap drinks; which actually is pretty common for Thai restaurants, but thought I'd note it. No refills on soda. 4. Portion size was ok. Overall this place was fine. Almost rated it as 3 star, but It was closer to a 4 star due to ambiance and nice staff. Portion size to price was the final element that kept it lower.

Thai restaurant in the Barn District half way between Four Corners and Bozeman. Medium sized…read moreinterior. Doing good business on a weekend night. We got a table without a wait, but they were people waiting when we were done eating. Menu got the standard North America Thai restaurant selection but also has a few items I haven't seen. Got the Thai Ice Tea slushie and that was decent. For entree, I got the namya pou curry which is a spicy seafood curry with rice noodles. Has some heat but not too bad. Very flavorful with the coconut and creamy savoriness. No complaints about the taste, but 3 stars because the portion was pretty small. The price wasn't expensive, but it was the smallest portion entree I've gotten from a Thai restaurant in the US. Needed to get more food afterwards.

Place was packed but they found a spot for me. I had heard the Lamb dumplings were great and they…read moredid not disappoint. I actually was standing at the front waiting to speak with someone. I was talking to the kitchen staff and told them that AI told me about the dumplings and to please hold an order in case I had to take it to go. Front of house Staff were great, the kitchen were guys amazing, and the place was clean The ppl I sat around were all very happy with their food. One couple lived in Bozeman and the other couple were from New Orleans. They both spoke highly of the place. Go try it. Call ahead. I tend to wing it and that's not the best way to go. I got lucky :) David

We knew we'd be missing and craving Asian food during our trip, and we had low expectations for…read moreShan, but we were pleasantly surprised! We had a large group, so we ended up booking the mid-tier set menu. Note that if you're a cilantro hater...almost every dish on this set menu contained cilantro, except for maybe 1-2 dishes and obviously the desserts. It's not explicitly stated in the ingredients for each dish, so we didn't initially think it would be an issue for the member of our party that didn't like cilantro. But as each dish came out, we saw that they LOVE to use cilantro here. Just something to be aware of. If you hate cilantro maybe you should ask them to leave it out of whatever you order. Highlights from this set menu for me were the Sichuanese Beef Salad and the Lazi-Ji Chicken Wings. The chicken wings had a nice spicy kick! Everything on the menu was decent, although the curries were a bit underwhelming and watery. The Coconut and Pandan 'Tres Leches' Cake was good too, although I didn't taste the pandan flavor at all. I enjoyed the lamb skewers, but I know not everyone likes lamb, so it's interesting that they have it on the mid and upper tier set menus. I feel like they should probably provide an alternative option for those who find lamb too gamy. Overall, a great option if you're looking for Asian food in the area!