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    Machi Machi

    3.7 (410 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndBubble Tea
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Alex R.

    As many others mentioned, it's expensive for what you get. The drink itself is tasty but doesn't quite hold a candle to the options in the Bay Area! :) Service was quick and it's located in a fun location though!

    Jessica J.

    I've been here a handful of times but honestly don't understand the hype. I got the signature plum this time (have tried panna cotta, crème brûlée, normal milk tea, brown sugar milk tea). They're just okay and the plum one is below average. Bottle is cute though...

    grapefruit bottled drink
    Cassandra O.

    Conveniently located in Koreatown and a large enough lobby area to accomodate a line without having to worry about standing in the busy sidewalk. All orders are processed via kiosk. Keep your receipt for the order number, and wait for it to be called! No seating though, so you'll be standing there a few minutes (closer to 10-15 minutes for my group). We ordered the bottled drinks, they were very cute and ended up being delicious! Plus you can keep the cute plastic bottle. But if you wanna drink it with a straw, you have to hold on to the little metal bottle cap. Mine was the grapefruit drink. They have so many options and different drinks though! I'd definitely go back, but keep in mind the potential wait time, especially if it's busy!

    Grapefruit slush (good, but needed a large; the grapefruit inside eats up a lot of space you should have for juice)
    John K.

    3.5 Good, but pricey and a small serving size for what you get And more often than not, quite a wait for your drink! Grapefruit slush (good, but needed a large; the grapefruit inside eats up a lot of space you should have for juice) The lattes with panna cota are good too! Not great! But feel small too

    Strawberry Tanghulu
    Meryam A.

    I had dinner with friends, and since we were in Koreatown, I knew I had to revisit this spot. Tanghulu has been all over social media, and the last time I tried it here, it was fantastic. They have a self-service kiosk where you can place and pay for your order, and within minutes, it's ready. I went for the strawberry tanghulu again, and it did not disappoint. The candy coating was perfectly crisp, and the sweetness was just right--such a satisfying treat to end the night. My only gripe was that the strawberries were ridiculously large, which made me wonder if they were unnaturally grown. That aside, it was still an amazing dessert experience. Definitely worth trying if you're in the area!

    jasmine milk tea with panna cotta and the mango pomelo drink with jelly
    Connie G.

    I'm not sure why this place has such a low rating - this is a solid bubble tea option in Ktown with interesting and creative drinks. There isn't really any seating; you order at the kiosks and then grab and go. There's also a korean corn dog and tanghulu stall in the building. I've gotten their jasmine green tea with plum jelly (refreshing and delicious but definitely a little too sweet - I don't think I could adjust the sugar level on this one); the jasmine milk tea with panna cotta (the panna cotta was a nice surprise: it's subtly sweet and milky and isn't hard to slurp up with the straw); and the mango pomelo drink with jelly (also good but fixed sugar amount so on the sweeter side). Their non-boba drinks come in cute bottles as well with screw on tops. Drinks are definitely pricey though, and it can get really crowded inside but overall I think this is a great spot.

    Lina L.

    I usually visit Machi Machi when I visit Koreatown. Definitely a worth a visit if you're in the area. The wait can be a bit long when the place is crowded and it's typically pretty crowded. There's also a mochi donut shop next to this location, which is nice when you're waiting for your order. I usually just get their panna cotta. I've tried both their Matcha Panna Cotta and Strawberry Latte Panna Cotta. Tbh, I didn't really like their Matcha Panna Cotta since it was pretty bitter. It just didn't seem high quality and was lowkey kind of bland. Would not get that again. I recommend their Strawberry Latte Panna Cotta since that is decent. The strawberry one is kinda grainy with seeds (which I don't mind) and I love the panna cotta bits at the end. Overall though, I would say it's definitely more for the aesthetic rather for actual high quality boba. Expensive and IMO, not worth it. Drinks are pretty average. What you're really paying for is for the unique bottle.

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    Stephanie T.

    Machi Machi, a Taipei-born tea shop, has locations all over the world. Machi Machi's first United States location is in NYC located in 33 W 32nd Street and shares space with Jongro Rice Hotdog, Tanghulu, and Mochi Mochi Donut. When you walk in, there are 3 chairs on the left against the wall and self checkout kiosks on the right to use and order. Machi Machi is famous for its fresh teas, cream cheese foam, and milk teas. I ordered a Shizuoka Matcha Milk Tea with Panna Cotta. The ice level was fixed, but you can adjust the sugar levels. I waited about 15 minutes for my order to be ready. I think it'll be a better system to have the order number displayed instead of saying the order number at the pickup window. This would give you the flexibility to order from the other places down the hallway and roam around in the space. The Shizuoka Matcha Milk Tea with Panna Cotta comes in a special Machi Machi bottle. I never had panna cotta with matcha and it was a wonderful combination. The matcha was high quality and complemented the creamy sweetness of the panna cotta. I enjoyed every sip. The price was a bit steep ($9.21 includes tax), but I think it is worth a try.

    Black Milk tea with pamna cotta
    Richard C.

    4 stars. In the midst of dozens upon dozens of boba shops, its hard to standout. Machi Machi has a fair amount of creative drinks and one of their novelties is their unique bottles. My drink costed around $10 and honestly the portion wasn't that large. I was a little bit disappointed that the bottle was plastic, but it's still a cute design and you can reuse it afterwards. The tea quality of my drink wasn't exceptional in any way but the panna cotta added a nice sweetness and texture to the drink. I wish they gave more drink for how much I'm paying, but it was still a nice drink to sip on.

    Creamy corn milk tea
    Jen S.

    One of my favorite places in k-town for their cute panna cotta bottled drinks. It's a small, grab and go place that's also conjoined with another Korean corn dog shop and a mochi donuts shop. Once you enter, you'll need to order at one of the three kiosks located on the right side of the establishment. After entering your phone number, you'll receive a text notification when your drink is ready. Note that there are multiple kiosks, including one outside (which I believe is specifically for the corn dog shop.) (if you see lines form on busy days, make sure you're on the correct line). Service tends to be faster on weekdays, while weekends are typically busier. I recently tried their new, limited-time corn milk tea and absolutely loved the concept and presentation. They were generous with the corn and cream, defs a must-try if you're a fan of sweet, creamy corn with a subtle tea flavor, or if you're simply looking to try something new. Another thing to note is that this drink feels more lukewarm than hot after being mixed with the colder corn cream. Highly recommend their panna cotta drinks (especially the classic milk tea version) - don't forget to break up the panna cotta before drinking.

    Aleena A.

    Scooped a taro panna cotta before jumping on the train. Yes it's a weird shared space and you can't hear your order number but I LOVED the packaging and the panna cotta was sweet and soft!

    Handmade Brown Sugar Latte
    Yeebing T.

    Came here craving a drink while in Koreatown. As I looked through the menu in one of the kiosks, I noticed how incredibly expensive a lot of the drinks were. The cheapest one was the Handmade Brown Sugar Latte, which was around six dollars, while everything else was at seven or eight There was no seating, but the service was relatively quick. There's a window that separates you and the barista, and you'll be able to get the drink from them there. The aesthetic of the place was alright, with dark wood and three chairs that worked well as backdrops for taking photos of your drink. The Handmade Brown Sugar Latte itself was okay, but I don't know if it was worth six dollars. The flavor itself wasn't really too strong, and overall it was a bit lackluster. I don't know how their desserts are, but I'm hoping those are better than their drinks.

    Queenieko M.

    I was suggested to try this place and it was OK. The drink did taste really well. I ordered the brown sugar latte Boba and I think it would've been a little better if the cup was aligned with the brown sugar syrup. Unfortunately, by the time I got my drink back after a five minute walk, all of my syrup was at the bottom and it was kind of hard to shake it. However, their bobas were very good, I would definitely give them a try again and maybe try their drinks right away. Oh and for whatever reason I ordered one drink and I got one for free so that was a plus. Please note that this place is card only and you have to order on the kiosk.

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    Ask the Community - Machi Machi

    Do they take cash?

    Sorry they do not. They have 3 different kiosk you purchase from. Each Kiosk has you order different things, drinks, corn dogs and mochi donuts are ordered separately. They take all kinds of cards but no cash

    Are mochi donuts available at 11am (opening)?

    Yes

    Do they have vegan milk options? Soy milk etc?

    When I visited March, i didnt see those options available.

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