They had portraits of the top drinks on the wall and that's how I chose the golden retriever…read more Service was fast and friendly. This drink was similar to the milk teas that Kung fu tea has. I got 80% sweet and less ice and that was perfect me. The golden retriever has 4 or so toppings included in it, so I got more toppings than Kung fu tea at a lower cost. The drink tasted very good and I was glad they gave me so many toppings with it. I ordered at 6:30pm and the bubbles were still chewy. That's my biggest complaint about my local kung fu tea is by the afternoon and evening the boba is rock hard. I make it a point not to go to them unless it's in the morning because of that. But this sharetea location had chewy boba even at 6:30pm. I'm referencing Kung fu tea as a comparison here because that's a local milk tea store I frequent. I'll be back to this sharetea location. I Highly recommend the golden retriever and this location.

Love that there's a bubble tea option in this strip mall. The free ramp parking can come in handy…read morewhen it's too hot or rainy. It's next to a ton of restaurants to visit before or after a nice treat. There was a comfy sofa with a couple of relatively simple games under the coffee table that my toddler enjoyed. I absentmindedly left my purse on the couch before going to the Vietnamese restaurant next door. Luckily someone noticed and put it in the lost and found so when I came back in looking for it I got it back without anything missing inside. Drinks were good and sugar/ice were customizable as expected from a Taiwanese bubble tea chain!

I'm not really sure what recipe they use for their taro milk tea, but when I stopped by once, it…read morewas little chunks of taro root in 2% milk. There wasn't any type of sugar or tea added to it. It was a bit strange. It was quite bland and didn't taste like anything. I wanted a little snack as well and was thinking about grabbing a snack after I got my tea. After tasting the tea though, I kinda lost my craving for a snack. I was quite disappointed by the taro milk tea. The one shop worker that was there was nice and polite. She was also patient and tried to get orders out as quickly as possible. Her attitude and work ethic were great. I'm giving three stars for her professionalism and patience because there were a lot of people coming in to order and/or pick up mobile orders. She remained composed and professional. I wouldn't go back, but I think a lot of people have really good experiences so they might be a worth a try.

Great product from an amazing team member!…read more After lunch, I had boba on the mind. This place was the closest, but it was a fantastic choice. The place is clean has plenty of room for indoor seating. The tea-maker asked if we wanted anything in particular, and warned me about my first inkling... I asked about the taro milk tea... it was from the root and not the powder. I know the difference and was glad that he made an effort to give me heads up. I went with a Tiger Milk Tea boba and was super pleased with the results. I ordered the small and it was both refreshing and filling. The boba was cut fresh, it was actually warm. I would certainly visit this boba place again.

My wife and I decided to check out Teabreak Pho and Boba after having heard it serves excellent…read moreweekend special noodle soups. Indeed, most of the Vietnamese clientele in the small restaurant seemed to be enjoying hot bowls of bun bo hue, so I went with a bowl of that and my non-beef-eating wife chose the bun rieu. The bun bo hue possessed a clean yet very flavorful broth with notes of lemongrass and hot chili. The meat portions included generous slices of beef shank, pork trotter, blood cake, and pork sausage. Some of the beef shank cuts were a little tough, but the meats otherwise tasted up to par. The accoutrement of herbs and veggies included some authentic, hard to find garnishes such as banana blossom and Vietnamese coriander, which added a fresh, crunchy bite to complement the heady soup. Overall, this was an excellent bun bo hue and rivals many you can get at Eden Center. Similarly, my wife's bun rieu was superb. The broth had a light body but a very distinct and savory shellfish flavor. The crab and shrimp paste had a very silky texture and the bouncy fried tofu cubes soaked up the tomatoey broth perfectly. The bun rieu ran just a touch salty overall, but nonetheless is among the better renditions we have tasted in the area. Our bowls were about $18 each. While a bit steep, the portions satisfied and the quality of ingredients merited the cost. As the name alludes, bubble tea is also served here. My wife enjoyed a solid taro milk tea along with her noodle soup. We have gotten drinks from here in the past and find the offerings above average though, unlike the awesome soups, not necessarily worthy of a dedicated stop. Teabreak also serves other Vietnamese dishes such as banh mi and meats over broken rice, which actually looked quite appetizing coming out of the kitchen. I give this place a solid 4 stars for really tasty, specialty noodle soups and can easily foresee a five star upgrade in the near future after sampling some more dishes.

Unfriendly. Didnt want to answer questions. Rushed us out. Small space. Ambiance is weird. The…read morebroth for the pho was bland and the portion is so small for the price. Actually deserves ZERO stars.

This is my favorite Thai restaurant. I have tried many and Chao Phra Ya remains my go to. The…read morefood is authentic and the service is great. It never disappoints.

TLDR: absolutely recommend this place. Some of my favorite Thai food in the area! The Drunken…read morenoodles with medium spice and the Ka Prow fried rice are two of my favorite dishes. My wife and I finally decided to try this place after years of saying "one day". We've now ordered twice in the past 2 weeks. The first time we ordered the Ka Prow fried rice and the drunken noodles with medium spice and chicken. I ordered the lunch size drunken noodles and it was a good amount of food! They were the best drunken noodles I've had around here by far. And the Ka Prow fried rice was so smoky and full of flavor! It makes all other fried rices feel boring in comparison. This time I ordered the Kao Soi chicken. It had a delicious red curry sauce and two whole chicken legs with the egg noodles. I loved how rich the flavor of the soup is. The full grilled squid was something we ordered on our first time and it was also really good but I think a tad overcooked. I can't really speak to service other than the staff being friendly when I've walked in to grab our order. But the inside of the restaurant is cozy. We will definitely keep coming back here and highly recommend it if you're in the area.

TOO LITTLE BOBA. THE INSIDE IS NOT FULLY COOKED. No good! We…read morepay for toppings, but this is not a full scoop of boba at all. No service was given. This is pickup order. No greetings. Ambiance is no comment.

Good Wintermelon tea. A lot of brown sugar and sweetness! Quick and refreshing drink. Solid and…read moreconsistent KFT location!

My wife, 18-year old son, and I came here on a cold winter Saturday in early February 2026. It got…read morerave reviews on Yelp, so we decided to give it a try. Be sure to note that it's a very small, cozy restaurant with only a couple tables that can seat more than 3 people. But the food was truly delicious. The Japanese curry dish with chicken provided a massive quantity of food with garnishes that seemed authentic. My wife and son enjoyed their ramen. We also enjoyed the takoyaki appetizer (battered octopus), which brought back pleasant memories of our visit to Osaka in December 2019. Service was prompt and friendly. I would try to avoid rush hour times for a meal - and make sure you're dining in a pair or solo (which allows you to sit at the bar).

The beef curry dish I ordered was tasty. Nice portions, plenty of beef. The sides of radishes and…read moregreen onions complement the curry just as in Japan. I sat at the bar because there is not much seating. Three high tables that accommodate two people. And a couple of regular tables for a party of four. I would eat here again. Many people seemed to order Ramen noodles.

The food was amazing! We ordered from Uber Eats. And it was delicious! We ordered the calamari, a…read morespring roll, some chicken pho soup with extra bean sprouts, summer rolls, and beef vermicelli bowl. We will definitely be ordering from here again!!

Super quiet for Saturday lunch - maybe more busy during office hours ?…read moreWe had excellent service being the only table. Ordered the taro root salad, pho & wings. Portions were generous, food was fine (not temp hot thou). Bit out of way - there are happy hour specials- hopefully they have more traffic then.

Overall, pretty good but not great. We ordered carry out, so we can't comment on ambiance. I think…read morethe delivery was contacted out and the person left it near the front door without knocking. The good part about the food was that it had some spice. Some Americanized Chinese food is pretty plain. This food had a good amount of spice without burning our mouths. The not-so-great part is that the food was a little mushy and overly breaded. The shredded beef was not crispy. The orange chicken was overly breaded. The spring rolls were soft and not crispy. They seemed to be a little undercooked and doughy under the outer shell. Overall, the food was pretty good, but not as good a a couple other carry out places. The good news is they delivered to our home.

Hula Inn is that reliable Chinese take out place that you can pick any dish and be impressed. Our…read morefavorite dish has turned out to be the beef chow fun. The beef is very tender and melts in your mouth. The noodles are cooked to perfection as they're chewy and filling. I would say to order directly from the website as there are several deals and specials that can get you a sweet and sour soup (also quite delicious) and perhaps other goodies.