Got the brown sugar milk tea and taro bread. The bubble tea was delicious and the pearls were…read moreperfectly chewy. This place is much better than the places that make their boba with powders. The bakery is small but offers some good flavors. I got the taro bread. The bread was fluffy and sweet. The taro filling on the sweeter side. This place has vibes that remind me of Tous Les Jours. You can order from the touchscreen kiosks or at the counter.

I came here for the bakery items. My friend was raving about the bakery items. She brought me here…read morefor my first time! I got a ham and cheese bread and the hot dog bread! I enjoyed both! The place is very clean and sleek! The service was friendly.

We haven't re-tried the milk teas or the boba but I love the mousse top peach oolong iced tea 75%…read moresweet regular ice! Had it quite a few times. Always consistent and staff is very welcoming. Love that i can grab takoyaki at the same time

You know the feeling - when the cravings hit, the cravings HIT. And it just happened that I was…read morecraving some boba and some poke, and short of driving down to St. Paul, where was I going to find something like that in the north suburbs? Enter Mooshi Tea. My savior. First, the layout. I'm gonna admit, the place is a little confusing. It's actually inside (and part of?) Zen Ramen, so you go up to the counter (in the back?) and order from there. Alternatively, you can put your order in online or via phone, which they were very kind when I called because there is no evidence of a website for Mooshi Tea, or a menu - just what's on Google. Once you get over that barrier, you can get rolling in the food. I built my own poke bowl with white rice with corn, avocado, seaweed salad, scallion, cilantro, tuna, shredded nori, furikake, topped with spicy mayo and ponzu sauce on the side. I thought the tuna was pretty solid - nice huge chunks that tasted great with a good color to the fish. The spicy mayo was a lot...and could probably do with less on the dish, and it would be worth trying another poke bowl with perhaps one of the other non-mayo based dressings since the ponzu was pretty solid. I also ordered a a strawberry orange yakult boba with 50% sugar and less ice because I don't really enjoy sweet drinks. If you're like me, I would even consider going down to 25% or 0% sugar for this drink. I should have had the foresight that all the ingredients would be pretty sweet to begin with, but the taste itself was great - loved the little lychee and mango jellies! The staff were also super kind and I'd love to go back whenever I'm feeling the craving hit - which will probably be sooner than later!

Cashier was kind and friendly. The restaurant was clean and bright. I ordered the ube milk tea and…read morethe Nutella Mochi Donut. The boba pearls were fresh tasting. The Mochi Donut was soft and fluffy. I would recommend stopping here for a refreshing pick me up. They also sell specialty corn dogs that seem very popular!

All the boba tea is premade. No adjusting sugar level. Just as pricey as normal boba shops that let…read moreyou do that. I do like their Korean hot dogs.

Their papaya salad is really good! If you can handle spice, order it spicy. If not, medium is…read morealready spicy. Also, order it with the sticky rice to balance texture and heat. Service: great Food: really good Ambiance: mall food court restaurant

GO HERE!! Obsessed!! We need more fresh affordable, from scratch options! Love that this is in the…read morefood court. Prices are unmatched for the quality and portions you get. Super clean, super fresh, fantastic options, great service, gave me napkins and silverware without asking. Packaged perfect. I watch them everything nothing was prepackaged. Just spot on! Give these guys business and spread the word! So cool they make healthy affordable!

This bubble tea shop is located in the maplewood mall food court. Right in the end, you will see…read moretheir pink color counter top and sign. This shop also offers popcorn chicken on top of drinks. Order at the counter and wait a few minutes for the girl to call out your name once the drinks are done.

Terrible tea. I ordered a taro milk tea and it was literally green. Tasted like sour rotten…read morelemonade. Who would even serve that out? I threw the drink away after one drink.

This place is wonderful. It's my second time coming here but first time getting the tea. So good!…read moreDelicious! I am not a fan of boba, myself but their fresh fruit tea is top tier! I would already recommend the food, but now I'd go here just for the drinks if I wanted too. Space is clean, and open. Servers were fast and friendly. I'd come here again. To try more things.

On a Minnesota level, this place is pretty good! But as someone from Hawaii, it's pretty mid…read more The tonkotsu ramen was yummy (but wasn't anything great or something that wow'd me). The dipping ramen was fun and very spicy. Chicken karaage was good, but such a tiny serving for $8. The service was okay and food came out quickly, but also not anything special.

The pho is very cheapy made! 5 seconds pho. $14 Also, poor…read moreguest service. Go to cups and cheers, Tuesday, on White Bear Ave. pho, $5. Also, there a bar in the back.

This place has gone down hill. We ordered 2 special ham bahnmi and an order of eggrolls for $34 &…read moreit was the worst $34 I've spent. The bread was falling apart and you couldn't even taste the ham. It was thin and barely any in there. If you want to eat veggies in a bahnmi bread that's falling apart, sure go for it but don't call it a bahnmi, literally a disgrace. Not only that but they must have a new Indian worker. He didn't seem to want to be there at all and he works so slow. He moved onto the next order and realized he forgot to give us our food. This place use to be good for a mall food court joint, but never again, don't wanna try my luck!

We've only had delivery and have loved it each time. We enjoy the egg rolls, spring rolls, lo mein…read more& fried rice. The chicken wings are SO good and they have the best hot and sour soup I've ever had. Generous portions.

I have to admit the food was delicious, quick and fast and the service was awesome. The food was…read morevery flavorful and taste authentic, it has to be right? because it is from Vietnam. You see if you want French, Italian, Mexican, American, Hmong, Laotian, Burmese, and other authentic food you go to the source. I am just saying their food is very delicious. I will go again and recommend the place to everyone if you want authentic meal made by a real culinary art chef. My wife said the food was good and I did not believe her because I am so judge mental when it comes to food. I will judge it and you will see it on YELP because it is my opinion only and no one else. And If the food suck I will let you have it just that want to be ASIAN Street food on Arcade in EAST Saint Paul about 2-3 years ago. I called it GRAND OPENING, GRAND CLOSING, WELL THE CLOSE DOWN, because that was shit to me and they are no longer open and I was right. Thank you, sir or ma'am, for a delicious meal.

Major nostalgia as I visited here today considering this is a shopping mall I used to frequent in…read moremiddle school. While many former stores remain, many don't. The decline of shopping malls in general along with world news such as Claire's going bankrupt (as of August 2025 this location has 75% off for closing reasons), the downfall of the economy and inflation have all contributed to the current makeup here. I believe the Maplewood Mall is making space for entrepreneurs to take over varying shops as I did spot a nice handful. Contrary, the mall's buzz is dead and not as lively as I remember. Some things I do appreciate presently are the preservation of the carousel in the main space (it's gorgeous), Cinnabon is going strong and roughly 2-4 large spaces for kids to play. I am all about indoor spaces considering MN is a tough state to live in during the winter. Additionally, I adore the pockets of culture here from Pan Asian Center to smaller shops selling handmade goodies and the neat concept of the cotton candy cloud bar (how fun!). Overall, coming here to get steps in or explore won't leave you with stealing all your money. I'm glad the space is still getting used. Enjoy!!

A wonderfully weird and eclectic selection of shops to browse for a mall. Through thorough analysis…read moreof the cities though this place is by far the best when it comes to searching for blind boxes including the all famous Labubu and even some really fun Lafufus. A lot of the cart booths scattered throughout the mall sell replicas but they can be quite fun for designs and honestly a great place for any one who doesn't know the difference (for parents who are shopping for kids). For the authentic stuff there's the pan Asia center which has a whole section to pick from close to the mall entrance as well as a vendor at one of the repurposed jewelry cases who will let you swap. Another shop for authentics would be at Little Diva Hidden treasure which I've noticed, at least the last time I visited, has cheaper options. Besides this the mall also has a bargain bin store, a make your own teddy bear store (not that different from build a bear), a K-pop store, and several others. In the center atrium there are also usually some bounce houses that I always see kids enjoying. I think the point in coming here is to not expect a typical mall experience. If you do, you'll be met with disappointment. This mall has a place and is one to come to if you're looking for unique items you can't find easily elsewhere.