This time I got a Coconut Milk Tea with Mango Popping absolutely delicious not sweet just Perfect…read more The service is great this is the third time I come & it is always amazing. The second time I got a Piña Colada Milk Tea with Pineapple Jelly, also delicious.

I love the staff and the bubble tea from here. Their green tea is strong, I always ask for an extra…read morepump of lychee syrup lol. Their ambience is really joyful and cool. They have a selfie spot and cute wall art. They often add new food item and limited time snacks.

amazing atmosphere, been coming here since i was 14. they're very quick and friendly! the boba here…read moreis amazing as well.

Great bubble tea. I recently had the peach milk tea with…read morelychee and tapioca, so good!! My boys also had fruit tea and caramel milk tea they both loved it.

easy service and cute music that plays while you order best…read moreboba i've ever had and the korean corn dog has a great cheese pull shit bussssss

My daughter was in the mood for some Boba and I stumbled…read moreupon this spot. It is located on a shopping strip mall, very small (no seating at all inside) with 4 tiny chairs and 2 tiny tables on the outside. That being said we were still happy because we tried Korean hotdogs for the first time. For these, you can order the inside with only cheese, only hot dog or half cheese half hotdog. For the coating you can pick between panko, crunchy ramen, potato, sweet potato, rainbow cereal or Oreo. You can then add toppings and sauces. What we originally came for though were the boba teas and they have a good variety for these. Mixes can be done with milk teas, green teas, lemon teas, jasmine teas, matcha... and different types of boba pearls. They also have smoothies. I'd like to try their chicken gyozas, PAN-FRIED CHICKEN DUMPLINGS WITH CHEESE & BACON TOPPING. Keep in mind no seating at all indoors and extremely limited seating outdoors but the name says it "Tea Studio", meaning its main focus is tea items and it's a small space.

So glad to have a Gong Cha in Miami. It's one of my favorite bubble tea chains from Taiwan. Their…read morename actually means "tribute tea for the emperor", showing the commitment to quality tea. I was a bit disappointed though, with the bubbles. Maybe it was a slow day, but I find the bubbles too hard in the inside. Also the space is long and narrow. They have some tiny tables with the chairs side by side. Not an inviting comfortable space to sit and chat, or get work or study done.

Great boba. The inside is clean, and about typical. I wouldn't recommend studying/hanging out here…read moreas the tables and stools are very small (bordering on slightly painful) and there isn't anywhere to really walk around outside, it's in a weird strip mall-y area next to a major road. The girl who served us was lovely, but we did come a couple hours earlier to find it completely closed during their store hours with no note on the door. About $8 per boba, which is crazy, but I suppose in the norm for a good milk tea in Miami.

a spot i used to hit up all the time back in my uni days. really good asian fusion with funky…read moredesserts. real ones know it used to be called "107 coffee and dessert," which was kinda misleading. i never went here for coffee, but the desserts were always cool. when i went for the first time, i didn't expect them to actually serve food... let alone asian fusion food. eventually they dropped that name and have opened like a billion more locations. i always liked the exposed brick and vibes here. it's a cute and casual place. service is always good too, pretty much everyone that works here goes to FIU so everyone is chill. there's a little bar area you can chill at or there's quite a few tables. food always came out quickly and deliciously. my favourite dish was the korean rice bowl (aka bibimbap) but it seems that they've discontinued it... actually, it seems they've discontinued a lot of the things i used to eat here, whoops. i did have the regular donburi somewhat recently (as i don't live in miami anymore) and, while different from what i was expecting, i enjoyed it. i still recommend this place!

Ordered takeout from here and it was delish. I had beef pad…read moreThai, mild spice and it was so good. One of the best pad Thai I've had. My bf and his buddie had ramen. Miso ramen and tonkatsu. Both were amazing. My bf was obsessed with his miso ramen. We also had spicy garlic edamame, a lil too oily but great flavors. Nutella crepe cake for the finisher and it was light and not too overwhelmingly sweet. Very good. Definitely recommend and will be back!

Recently tried their taro milk tea and three different mochi flavors - green tea, black sesame, and…read morestrawberry. Everything was delicious and on-point. The taro milk tea was smooth and refreshing, also had plenty of boba tea pearls at the bottom. The mochi was tender and had yummy flavor on the inside. The next time you have a boba tea and snacks craving, check this place out, you won't be disappointed!

My wife and I are boba tea lovers and decided to give this place a try. My wife had a double coffee…read moremilk tea. She says it tasted just like coffee without sugar. I tasted it as well and it was pretty sad. I had the special brown sugar boba tea. It was weird and tangy and way too sweet. It taste like a tootsie roll and I hate tootsie rolls. But if you like tootsie rolls then maybe this is for you. The service was bad. The woman serving us failed to follow instructions and gave us attitude. The atmosphere looks nice on the outside but towards the back there are roaches. We probably won't be back here again. Also there is a hole in the ceiling in the bathroom. This place sucks.

we got a dirty chai, a 38oz of berry white tea, and the pesto chicken panino. the dirty chai and…read morethe tea were good (not life changing). the panino was AMAZING, genuinely can't think of anything i didn't like abt. the employees were super chill and friendly and the service was fast. the vibes were awesome, quiet music, and it's a great place to co-work w friends.

Love their chicken pesto "panino", teas, and the tea/coffee spice rack along the side of the…read morecounter in the back. Their teas come in huge bowl-size cups that weigh too much for one hand -- definitely enough to last you throughout a 2-hour catch-up with friends, lol! The ambiance is serene, and has a tall shelf stocked with books for all you bookworms out there (like me). The service was over the top too. Definitely deserves a do-over :)

I've been to the Doral Yard a couple times to eat, cowork and for a concert that a friend was…read moreperforming in. It's always been a great experience each time I've gone. We went yesterday and it has changed a bit. I love that it was decorated for the FIFA World Cup. We ordered from Un Pollo and the food was delicious! We had the chicken, potatoes and sweet plantains. We ate inside since it was a bit hot outside and the service was great. I'll definitely be back whenever we want to hang out in Doral. This is such a great option since it's chill and has so many options to pick from.

A colleague of mine recommended this spot because she knows I love discovering new places that…read moreserve great cocktails and amazing food. Even better? A place that's family-friendly, date-night-friendly, and perfect for a group of friends to hang out and have a good time. Doral Yard is exactly that. It's a hodgepodge of several restaurant booths along with a central bar and plenty of seating options. Everyone can order from a different vendor, which I absolutely love. If you're in the mood for sushi, your kid is craving Spanish food, your significant other wants a burger and fries, and your parents are in the mood for pizza -- there are so many options for every palate. When I went, I ordered from Poke Kai. I had the Tuna Poke Burger -- crispy rice "buns," raw tuna, eel sauce, scallions, cilantro sauce, spicy mayo, Kai salad, avocado, and sesame seeds. So good! My son ordered two sushi rolls: Mauloa Roll - salmon, cucumber, scallion, crab, fried shallots, and unagi mayo. Moana Tuna Roll - tuna, cream cheese, scallion, crab, tempura flakes, togarashi mayo, and lemon zest. My partner ordered from another vendor called YIP. He had miso soup and Peking duck bao. Of course, I also had to try the drinks from the bar (The Bar at The Yard). I ordered: NOT A PEAR IN THE WORLD ($16) - Patrón Reposado tequila, lime juice, Chile Ancho Reyes, prickly pear syrup, and Firewater Tincture bitters. WATERMELON SUGAR ($14) - Hendrick's gin, lime juice, mint, fresh watermelon juice, and simple syrup. Both drinks were super refreshing -- and one definitely had a spicy kick! If you haven't been to Doral Yard yet, please check it out. You will not be disappointed.