My favorite Mango Sago milk too sweet I recently tried…read moreCoconut Jelly King for a takeout treat, and it did not disappoint. The storefront itself is super cute and modern, featuring an awesome astronaut mascot and a vibrant teal aesthetic that makes it a really fun spot. ​As for the food, everything we ordered was incredibly fresh and refreshing. The Mango Sago Dessert (杨枝甘露) had the perfect balance of sweetness, packed with rich mango flavor and satisfying textures. We also tried both the Single Coconut Jelly (原味椰子冻) and the Double Coconut Jelly (雙吃椰子冻). They were silky smooth, perfectly chilled, and had that authentic, light coconut sweetness that isn't heavy at all.

I was prompted to submit a review in order to add a photo. My intention was to upload my receipt as…read moreproof of purchase for a Mango Pomelo Sago. However, I received milk with sago instead and was charged $6.49. The owner will also have access to the date and time of my order, which will help identify who prepared my milk with sago. Consequently, I will be contacting my credit card company to dispute this charge. While this process requires time, I am unwilling to pay for an item I did not receive. Sometimes I feel that senior citizens are taken advantage of, because people might think that we will not write a Yelp review and there would not be any repercussions.

The food was good as well as the drinks. The server was fast and good looking. There's minigames to…read moreplay with friends and good amount of tables making a very nice environment.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon for board games and boba with friends. The place was empty, asked…read morethe FOH person, and we're good to play. I got the Hawaiian Fruit Tea ($6 something) and the Popcorn Chicken ($10 something) which costed $18 something at the end. Overall, the vibes were great to play board games and food/drinks were readily available, but the drink and food were just okay/mediocre. Popcorn chicken has lesser quantity than I expected for the price but it was quite meaty. Hawaiian Fruit Tea sadly tastes watered down even with 25% sweet.

No sure why I whined about the prices…read more Seemed reasonable today. Had the durian with sticky rice and cream and noodle and was off the charts. Back up to 5 stars.

We have been coming here many times but this place has deteriorated a lot. The food is stale! WTH!…read more Huge disappointment.... Sigh. Giving two stars in hope that they will get better like before.

I got the taro ball with durian and vanilla frost and its yummy. I wished they gave more durian…read morethough. But i liked the taro ball combo. The watermelon noodle soup was a bit bland to me but it might be because i ate the durian one and it was sweet. The noodles are made of coconut jelly but its interesting having "noodle" soup as a dessert. The pimpompurin pudding is yummy and they give you 2 pocky sticks with it. They have such cute dessert designs. Not sure about service but we ordered from the qr code and went to pay in the front. My new favorite dessert place now that the other one on main closed. Lots of parking. Theres a few levels of parking in the garage i think

Mango pancake - very good, not too sweet and nice mango flavor…read more Parking in the back and underground

Picked up a sesame paste dessert soup with mochi Togo to try for the first time…read more It was very smooth and tasty. It was not too sweet. The price is very reasonable. $8 The portion is enough for 2 person to share. Easy parking. Friendly service. They do offer indoor dinning. I would definitely come back to try their other menu items.

I give this place an overall 3.5/4…read more Mango Black Jelly Coconut Milk: Nothing unique and particular, just mango and black jelly. The mango is sweet but very stringy. Signature Taro Balls and Grass Jelly: the staff recommended me this after knowing I was looking for something warm, but turns out they ONLY serve this COLD. Luckily the red bean, glutinous rice balls and sago, were warm, so it saved this dessert a bit. I asked for no peanuts. It came with another type of clear jelly, it was very sweet. I didn't really enjoy it. The glutinous rice balls look like they are store bought very uniform. The price itself is nice, but the portion/bowl is kind of small. But if you ordered something with glutinous rice or some sorts of carbs in there, you will still feel full. Service was just alright. When I caught the mistake that my dessert is served as cold on the receipt, I immediately went up but was told that they have started making my order already (only about a minute since I made my order). The place itself is very cute, got great decorations. We went on a Saturday night and they were super busy, but they make their orders SUPER fast. It would be EXTREMELY helpful if they can list out the ingredients so people know what they are eating, and which ones can be served as hot to avoid confusion. Overall, I think it is not a must visit place, but if you are in the area looking for Chinese dessert then it's one of the few places to try.

I had a lovely experience at Motto Tea Cafe (San Gabriel). I ordered the Creme Brûlée Soufflé…read morePancake ($17.50). It's a fluffy, jiggly pancake topped with creme brûlée and glazed sugar. WOW! Each bite felt like a warm, decadent cloud. (Important Note: These Pancakes have a LONG wait. Each Jiggly Pancake had an expected 20 to 30 minute preparation time. Also, I recommend eating it dine-in. If you wait too long, these fluffy treats promptly get mushy.) I arrived at Motto Tea Cafe (San Gabriel) on Wednesday (11AM - Opening Time). Parking is easy. There's an underground lot for extra parking. Customers primarily order at the self-service kiosk. Customers must pay with card and insert phone number in the kiosk, but Customers can pay cash at the counter. Dine in customers grab a metal number that's stacked between the kiosks. Staff spoke limited English, but Staff is professional, diligent, and accommodating. My order took 24 minutes. As mentioned, I love the Creme Brûlée Soufflé Pancake ($17.50). It's plated and presented lovingly and seductively. It's memorable. With each motion, I bit hard onto its fluffy, lightly sweetened body. I savored how the creme brûlée's creamy sauce dribbled. It's layered, supple, and thick. I shake the plate. It dances. On ambiance, Motto Tea Cafe (San Gabriel) is comfortable. There's about seven interior tables and two counters. The music is slow-tempo and gentle. And it's clean. There's also a gender neutral restroom for customers. Overall, I created lovely memories at Motto Tea Cafe (San Gabriel). The wait is extremely long, but I found contentment at this journey's end. If you love wiggly pancakes & have plenty of time to spare, this is an easy recommendation. 4.8 out of 5

Been to Motto multiple times and the items here from drinks to food items have all been pretty…read moresolid! Quality to aesthetics get high marks but sometimes taste is lacking. Souffle pancakes in different occasions always look so pretty, are the best everyone's ever had, some some flavor profiles don't work. Maybe that's why the menu sometimes changes. For example the yuzu grape was completely bland because the yuzu drizzle on top was a thin line i couldn't taste at all. At least put a spread between each layer or pour a lot on top like the others (eg berry or mango). The mint leaves was the most potent flavor in this dish. Over the grapes, blueberries, matcha powder, yuzu. Got the mango triple layer drink this time and if you drink it carefully, you can appreciate the contrast from the mango puree, the milk, the creamy salted matcha. If you just mix it up completely you won't get that affect. One thing that bothers me is because the menu changes I seem to always be unable to get something I'm thinking of from the previous visit. I recall last time I had some mochi and rice ball I added to a drink that was so damn good and I couldn't add it this time. Though I recall that drink being $11.50 from the add ons. The souffle pancake was $21... so place is $$ but again the quality is there. Service wise, never interacted with staff really. Kiosk to order. Drinks just sit at counter when done. Didn't call numbers. Oh they did bring the pancake, no words spoken.

The ice cream is so yummy! I got the matcha and pure milk. My honey got the pineapple, but I…read moredidn't get to try his. The matcha w/ red bean taiyaki is good, but it doesn't need the extra flair, honestly. So tasty on its own. I'm not a huge ice cream fan, but this was really enjoyable. Service was quick too, if that is important to anybody. Definitely will come back!

Whenever the weather starts warming up, I immediately start craving ice cream, and this place never…read moredisappoints. On my last visit, I ordered a swirl with Pure Milk and Pineapple Dole Whip, and it turned out to be incredibly refreshing. The combination was surprisingly light, making it the perfect treat for a warm day. The Ube flavor is another favorite of mine. It is rich, flavorful, and always satisfying. One thing I really appreciate is that the ice cream doesn't feel overly heavy or overly sweet, so I can indulge without feeling weighed down afterward. If you're looking for a refreshing dessert that's packed with flavor but not too rich, this spot definitely hits the mark.

I was sad to see their old location on lease :( But my wife…read moresaw their new location and we were ecstatic that this place did not disappear Mooncake is great but the lava cake are even awesome. Special seasonal mooncakes are a must try

I love this place! They're rich so I can't have them all the time but they're also worth it when I…read moredecide to treat myself. It's a small take and go place with a small coffee stand inside. Order at the counter and you're out the door in less than a minute. The lava buns are the best and what I always get. Salted yolk is a must. All the flavors are delicious but black sesame and original are my favorite. They also sometimes have seasonal flavors and I see a lot of people get mooncake. There is parking in the back or a few spots on the street. I definitely recommend this place for a special treat.