Very cute and cozy space in Terrytown, perfect for a good snack and meeting up with a friend! I…read moreused the space to study, and I enjoyed the vibe as well as the very diverse menu. The cashier/barista was so nice, and she made sure I had everything that I needed in order to feel comfortable. My ginger peach tea was really nice.

I've been looking for a real fruit smoothie ever since I came back from Thailand and the smoothie I…read morehad today was very similar. I couldn't resist a slice of cheesecake either and it was amazing. It's so cute in there. Could be a possible meetup spot or workspace. The staff was very friendly as well.

I was genuinely surprised when I entered Tsaôcaa New Orleans for the first time! The inside was…read moreaesthetically pleasing and very spacious. There are multiple claw machines, books, & board games for customers to enjoy during their stop. They even had multiple booths for you to sit at which is pretty cool to see since I rarely see at boba shops. Orders are taken via kiosks, but the service was still very friendly and nice when you have questions. We got 2 of their special drinks: Brown Sugar Milk Black Tea ($6.65) with additional boba ($0.85), herbal jelly ($0.85), and cheese milk foam ($1.00) = $9.35 total & Lychee Mojito with no toppings ($6.75). The drinks were really good! The brown sugar black tea had a richness to it that I always look for in any brown sugar drinks, so I was quite satisfied. As for the mojito drink, it was more of a sparkling drink so that caught me a bit off guard, but the taste was still refreshing. We also got their 5 piece Boneless Hot & Spicy Fried Chicken & Fries combo ($12.25) with an extra Soy Garlic sauce on the side ($1.00) = $13.25 total. So delicious! They make it hot and fresh right on the spot. The chicken was crispy and the sauces definitely enhanced the flavoring. Overall, Tsaôcaa New Orleans is worth the visit if you're in the area. With Feng Cha, this is one of the best boba shops I've been to in NOLA so far!

They have an *extensive* menu. Anything you like from the usual boba place, I guarantee they have…read moreit! Lots of interesting combinations and choices. We took a good ten minutes in a booth to study the menu offerings before even ordering. I finally got boring and just ordered Thai tea with coconut milk and boba. It was delicious. I do wish I'd tried something unique, and I will next time; I'll definitely be back. My friend got a pineapple green milk tea, and seemed disappointed at first because she couldn't taste any pineapple. The tag on it said plain green, so I went and asked if they'd heard the pineapple part of her order. Turns out they hadn't, so they made her the right tea, even letting her keep the plain green too, and she said they were both quite good. A+ customer service. The booths are comfy and cozy too. Would make a cute spot for a date.

Yum Tra is one of those little spots you could easily drive past, but you'd be making a mistake…read more The place is small, but the food speaks for itself. Food: Everything we tried was good as fuck. If you're into Asian snacks and street-food style bites, this place is definitely worth checking out. The food came out fresh, packed with flavor, and had us reaching for the next bite before we finished the first one. Simple food done right. Service: The staff was friendly and welcoming. Orders came out quickly and the whole experience was smooth from start to finish. Ambiance: It's a small joint, but that's part of the appeal. Casual, laid-back, and focused on the food. Nothing fancy, just a cool spot to grab something different and enjoy it. Overall: Yum Tra is a hidden gem in Harvey. Great flavors, fresh food, and a menu full of Asian snacks that keep you coming back for more. Small spot, big taste. I'll definitely be back.

Since my review has been taken down , would like to say again I highly do not recommend this…read morebusiness to anyone who is looking for work or even anything to do with this business .My brother has worked for this company for two months. Anyways for Easter she asked everyone what they liked my brother specifically told her cars , and she got him Psoriasis shampoo as a GIFT ?????? while others got art set , makeup , etc. told him she got him the shampoo to take off for 2 weeks until he gets his condition under control. Mind you he sees a doctor on his own as he gets treated for this . She claims she got him this because it was a "health hazard" rather than asking him to get a hairnet or at least providing it for them. It wasn't a health hazard when she first hired him so why after 2 months of him working she decides to tell my brother to take off. She also proceeded to tell another employee "it was a health hazard and it could be getting into toppings and drinks so she told him to go home till it gets fixed if she sees improvement he can comeback if not, she have to keep trying???? with him. she said she swept it up and showed my brother, and she called his condition "snowflakes". Psoriasis is not contagious and poses no direct health hazard to coworkers in a workplace. On top of that disgusting idea of a gift she asked another employee in front of my brother if he was slow. Was also told the other employees are allowed to take small breaks when the room is empty meanwhile she always gives my brother more tasks than others. She also sends them home for small stupid reasons one of them being her messing up a drink and blaming it on them and when told to look back at the cameras she throws a tantrum and sends them home mid shift. She also texted him i'm a vicitm in this situation apology which I will have attatched. This is cross posted everywhere and will reach many people as I can reach.

After our dental appointment (Louisiana Dental Center) and our walk to Stein's Deli for takeaway…read moresandwiches, we headed back toward the LDC to Feng Cha for boba tea. It is a cute place, plenty of seating, and the mango breeze with boba was so good! In fact, it is a great place to eat your Stein's Deli sandwich and drink boba. The only downside is their PacMan didn't work while we were there. Boo! The boba tea is definitely something to try - so good! Another Lower Garden District find!

Great ambiance. Such a cute place with great service. Tea was good. Boba balls were ok, kind of too…read more'Al dente' for me, lol. I did visit near the end of the day so it could've been old, not sure. But I would go and try it again.

Cleanliness The Food is Always Fresh &…read more The Bolboa Teas The Smoothies Customer Service

We like Frosty's caffe for a good, quick, and light meal. The service is always good and place is…read morealways clean. Thank you, guys.

Great boba on the West Bank! I actually prefer over DING tea. We got the lychee + passion fruit…read more jasmine tea. They used real crushed lychee and passion fruit seeds. We also got the taro milk tea which was great! We asked for half sweet and it was perfect. Boba is nice and chewy. Nice, quick service.

Was very excited to try the food and drinks here, but the slice of chocolate cake I ordered came…read morewith mold. I had already eaten part of the piece, I'm glad I saw before I ate any more. The drinks I tried were lovely but I cannot recommend a place that serves moldy food. Hopefully the drinks didn't contain spoiled ingredients.

This was my first stop in NOLA. Grabbed an iced jasmine green tea from Dingtea Downtown Nola and it…read morewas pleasant. The service was very quick, I ordered at the self order kiosk and received my drink literally within three minutes. The ambiance and decor of this place is pretty dope. Tried the soufflé strawberry lychee slush also and it was busssssin!

It's an alright boba shot. There's no endless variety, but it's location is very convenient to…read morehotel goers in the area. I actually had drinks from here multiple times during my stays: Thai tea with cheese foam - not sweet, and cheese foam wasn't flavorful Brown sugar milk tea - this was sweet and tasty, even with less sugar Ding Tea Boba Milk Tea (Golden& grass jelly) - that grass jelly was an acquired taste My favorite was the brown sugar milk tea. Drinks will run you around $8. It's not crowded due to its location, so drinks can be prepared quickly. I also tried the mango cheesecake. It's very small, and the online menu warns you about that. I'd go ahead and skip this. This boba lover wishes this was a more flavorful experience.

This was my first time in New Orleans and wow, do they ever have eclectic food and I was really…read moresurprised to find a Boba spot!! My sister-in-law could read the sign and she said it was funny because it's saying "sweet" or something - I forgot the exact translation since it was a couple weeks ago. Lol. Nevertheless, inside it was very clean and modern set up! My nephew really liked the video games. The Boba we got was OK but a little sweet. Apparently the tea is already sweetened and then they add Boba, which probably has a sugar base to it as well. I'm not going to sweet tea, I'm more of a sour person or just bland black/green tea. Nevertheless, the environment was really nice and it was warm in there since it was so cold outside. So I wouldn't mind going again, maybe I'll try a different tea or a smoothie next time.

Tea was tea! We throughly enjoyed. Service was good! The location was cute and comfy! You can also…read moreplay the game in there.