I got a yogurt mango tea and a cheese foam strawberry tea slush. They were both good, but I…read morepreferred the yogurt mango tea because it had more layered textures from the yogurt and toppings. The cheese foam strawberry slush was a little too watered down for my liking, but not bad. The interior is minimalist and good for study/work, but the AC is pretty strong so it eventually got too cold for me. There are a couple tables to fit 4 for study/work, as well as a couple high chair tables. Gender neutral restroom available. The staff were also very helpful and nice. I'd come back!

Just had a fabulous experience - wonderful people - fresh made black grape in one of our drinks -…read moreand mango with matcha cheese foam in another - treat yourself to the XL buckets - if you don't see it as an option on the screen order at the counter they are super helpful and accommodating!!

$8 and more than half of ice. Would never return…read more Flavor was also very off. I think watermelon turned sour

I checked this place out with my husband because they had an interesting drink I wanted to try. I…read moregot the oat burst sticky rice yogurt drink with oat popping boba and it literally had oats in the boba it was unique and delicious! My husband got the passion fruit/watermelon and ordered a watermelon tea and a chicken and fries combo for our son. They have the cutest cups!

Came to Joy Yee - Evanston on a Friday night with a group of 5. We came for an early dinner and…read morewere seated right away. We ordered the lemongrass chicken wings, lemongrass pork chops with garlic noodles, Chinese broccoli in garlic sauce, Japanese tofu with two mushrooms, and beef cubes with eel in tomato sauce over rice. Honestly, there wasn't a bad dish! Everything was really good, and we all enjoyed the food. I'd definitely come back. Service was also wonderful and prompt. There is an 18% service charge for tables with 4+ people, but I'm totally fine with that because the service was top-notch. One last thing -- don't forget to check out the fruit drinks on your way out. You can easily order them on the kiosk.

Their Hong Kong style noodle with seafood was amazing! It reminds me of how it's cooked in the…read moreChinatowns of major cities in USA and Canada. The noodle was crispy, but had a good clear sauce that is textbook, poured over the noodles. The use of seafood was plentiful, and the seafood itself was juicy and tender. The use of gailan was appreciated as well, crisp, fried well in the wok. Their menu is super extensive, so I'd be surprised how they do so many things well. But the co-diners also had really good-looking meals, so very impressive!

Excellent food and service always. Generous and flavorful. Great menu. And very comfortable…read moresurroundings too!!!

It all started with wonton soup years ago. To this day, it's still the best wonton soup I've had…read more Period. That said, I've since dined in multiple times since ordering delivery & it's been consistently outstanding. I mean that in terms of food AND service. It can get really busy in the evening but it's fantastic for lunch time. The dining area is well lit. You can definitely have a convo without screaming. The menu's changed a little bit, but not for the worst. My friends & I have discovered new favorites while still enjoying our usuals. Salt & pepper shrimp is a must but I can't forget my beloved Hunan Beef. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, but the location is also close to local transit. I'm not going to say I'll definitely be back because I always have been. When I think of Chinese food, Shang is 100% the place I'm going to.

If you are going to pay by a debit or credit card then they have a sign for you to use the Kiosk…read more The restaurant next door is owned by the same peeps that own "Kung Fu Tea" The restaurant directly east of "KUNG FU TEA" There is metered street parking in front and a ADA parking stall rather close to "Kung Fu Tea" front door. They have many games to play that customers may use. One of the games is 'connect four'

It's located in the bottom floor of an apartment building. Limited paid parking is available in…read morefront o the the store. It's a small place. Felt somewhat crowed with what seemed to be left over items for sale by the entrance. There's around 4 tables for 4 inside. No outside seating available. I ordered the usual, Taro Milk Tea. The drink was a little grainy. Like if it wasn't mixed properly if they used a power. I don't know if they used power. I am using the example for the explanation. It was a quick in and out. No line. I've had better Taro Teas.

I got a Japanese matcha bubble with cheese and my daughter got a brown sugar bubble milk. Both are…read moreoutstanding! (Still enjoying) The kiosks are usually pretty confusing but it went pretty smoothly- make sure you scroll all the way and answer all the questions. The gal making the beverages has a lot to contend with. She was working solo and some friends showed up in the thick of it but she kept her cool and made amazing boba masterpieces. I feel everyone should spend an hour in her shoes to understand a challenging work experience. I appreciate her skills! The space is quiet and cute.

Friendly staff. Drinks are good. I like the idea of choosing the amount of sugar or ice in your…read moredrinks. Parking is paid street.

Food: Matcha mochi donut was so good. I visited the one is Schaumburg and the drinks were 11/10…read moretoo. Service: Fast. Ambiance: Omg it's so cute. But expensive lol like $4 for a donut.

I had the jasmine matcha latte and it was delicious. I like how they have a variety of drinks. I'm…read morenot sure if I came during an off day, but the ambiance felt off. The cashier in front, it seemed like she didn't want to be there or was confused in how to make a drink? The person making my drink, he seemed very indifferent in listening to the cashier in how to make my drink. Maybe they were training? Lol, I'm not sure. I still would go back to try the different drinks. Maybe I'll just use the kiosk next time.

Everything is amazing about this place. Ramen, location, service, ambiance inside and it's lowkey…read more 10/10

I come here for my quick lunch breaks and I like their ramen and rice bowl selections. I always get…read morethe fried oyster as an appetizer. My order always arrives quick. Serving is big and I usually pack the rest that I can't finish. The only downside for me is that there's only two workers and the cook is busy preparing food but the other one should be more diligent when it comes to customers needing water refills or answering inquiries. The place is small but tastefully decorated with a Japanese aesthetic.

I love this restaurant so much. It's my go-to for Thai food in the area. And I'm very happy they…read moredeliver all the way to Chicago. My two favs are sweet potato maki and their crispy chow fun. That has a savory broth that feels like a hug.

I just walked in because the bakery down the street had no bathroom(!) It was empty except for a…read morefew regulars and I had a nice seat by the window. I ordered the bento box that had the CA roll. Great miso soup, cucumber salad lightly seasoned, the tempura (fried veggies) was fresh and crispy, and the teriyaki tofu had a nice balance between sweet and savory. Glad I stopped! Lots to choose from too. Next time I'd try their Thai food...

The decorations in this wonderful restaurant make it worth a visit by themselves. Then there's…read moredelicious Thai and Asian infused delicacies in a most eclectic and friendly ambiance. With great service too! Came here during a trip to Evanston and with no evening function on the schedule, a group of us came over to enjoy Asian food. We started with delicious Satay with a tasty peanut sauce and cucumber salad, followed by Shrimp rolls and Chicken gyoza - all delicious Then I had a Spicy Pad Khee Mao which was impressive. A most wonderful evening in Evanston with new friends.

I truly wanted to love this adorable Thai restaurant especially because of how conveniently close…read moreit is to where I currently work however the bad vibes from the owner is a turn off. The first time I visited I didn't realize they close at 8:30 pm so I arrived at 8ish and the server/owner snapped at me that they will be closing their doors by 8:30 pm so I hurriedly ordered a delicious chicken satay appetizer with peanut sauce presented beautifully in a tiny goblet and a crispy curry puff which was extremely good too. I loved the thai iced tea even though it was served in a small glass with lots of ice. The reason I am leaving a two is because the owner made me feel like I was not welcomed and an inconvenience because I arrived half an hour before closing. It was hard for me to savor the food based on the fact that the owner who is also a server to cut costs made it clear she needed me to leave when they start the closing process so I rushed through my first ever dining experience there. Today was my second and admittedly will be my last. The owner gave me the same icy indifferent attitude as if I wasn't genuinely welcomed. The first time I dined there I had a feeling she was the owner so I didn't tip and this time the owner lied to me when I mentioned I knew she was the owner when she practically DEMANDED a tip after my disappointing dining experience. She said she works there as s server and doesn't have a clue who the owner was completely lying to me so I would be quilted into leaving her a tip. First of all I arrived here at 1:30 and she coldly stated they close at 2pm no exception. There was no separate lunch menu and she let me decide what I wanted and didn't even take my order till 1:40pm I chose the crazy noodles with beef and you either get a tiny portion of cucumber salad or an egg roll appetizer. When my food arrived there were no chopsticks just forks and the plate was very decorative but the portions were extremely small. The egg rolls were good but each eaggroll was the size of your pinky finger and you get 3 tiny pieces. I ate quickly and when I got up to pay she asked me how id like to tip. I knew she was the owner so I felt it was HIGHLY inappropriate to hustle a guest for tips especially if you own your own restaurant and you're serving to cut costs by not hiring a server to work for you. Again I thought it was a tacky move on her part to insist on a tip and then lie to me and say she doesn't know who the owner is in real life. I don't like the owner's lack of business ethics so I will not be returning here especially because the lunch deal is extremely overpriced and doesn't include a side of salad or rice or beverage. She never once smiled at me nor made me feel like a welcomed guest so I don't feel like returning to support a business that treats their customers with such disdain and genuine unkindness. Also let me Reiterate even if the food is good my meal was soured by the negativity from the owner who works here as a server too to cut costs. My meal was $18 ish dollars not much of a deal when you realize the plate portions are small and the appetizer is miniscule too. What spoiled it for me was her lack of kindness and no chopsticks. Just not the vibes I'm seeking. I don't like the fact that the owner lied to me about not being the owner so very sketchy!