Kones Kreamery in Fargo is so good. I got two scoops of taro and strawberry cheesecake and both…read morewere super creamy and delicious. I also loved that it didn't melt really fast, so I could actually enjoy it. My friend got a Thai tea with cheese cold foam and it was amazing, probably one of the best drinks she's had. The worker was so nice, helped us pick what to get, took pictures for us, and even gave us cute little stuffies. Great treats, great service, and such a fun place to go. I'd definitely come back. the Ambiance in the Store was amazing they have fun games i think there free and the cute walls and would hangout with my friends there!

Kone's Creamery is a delight! I love their boba milk teas,…read moreespecially the Tiger and the Taro Milk teas! I never had a taste of their ice cream until recently, but it is so creamy and soft. Whipped ice cream, but still dense and filling! The staff were friendly and attentive to whatever I needed. An order is made and finished within 5 minutes,tops, for a drink and ice cream, too. I'll be returning consistently for this place!

My favorite boba shop in Fargo!…read more A cute hidden away boba shop in downtown Fargo alleyway. With some of the best customer service and authentic drinks. The drink quality here was great: 100% fresh watermelon slush: (no syrups) was absolutely delicious and exactly what I needed on a hot day without being that fake watermelon flavor that comes from the syrup. It was very refreshing and came in a huge cup for such a reasonable price. Thai Tea: This is one of the best Thai teas I've had in Fargo, uses real Thai tea leaves with sweetener and has a very delicious Thai tea taste without being too sweet (even at regular sweetness). 10x better than the Thai tea I tried at a different cafe by the mall yesterday. Also was such a good price too. The man working here was incredibly nice and helpful and even let me try how the Thai tea would taste at regular sweetness before buying. Amazing customer service here. Highly recommend you check out for a sweet treat in downtown Fargo. If there was any cons, it would be that there weren't too many actual teas on the menu, and the store has no sitting places yet. But that's quite normal for boba shops. Also heads up because Google maps will try and drive you down an alleyway you don't wanna drive down if you go here directly I'll be back next time I am in town to try the boba and some of the other drinks like the avacado smoothie

Ordered - Tiger MilkTea with Popcorn Chicken…read more I would recommend the drink with Tapioca Boba You can go without the Popcorn Chicken $8.50. No seasoning on the chicken and they don't have an option for spicy. It comes with a dipping sauce that gives it a slight flavor but honestly I will not order it again.

I was in Fargo this past weekend visiting my boyfriend and came across this place and wow is it…read moreamazing. Both times I ordered milk tea drinks with boba and it was phenomenal. The service was also amazing and staff is super friendly. Though some of the tables were dirty at the time I visited, the place still has a nice atmosphere. Definitely coming back soon!

Stopped in today for a light lunch and went with two Vietnamese staples: shrimp spring rolls and an…read moreiced coffee. My daughter ordered the chicken pho, which was clean and refreshing--the broth was light and clear, though the chicken itself leaned a bit bland. Still, it made for a comforting bowl. The spring rolls were excellent--fresh, tightly wrapped, and well-proportioned with shrimp, vermicelli, and herbs. The mint inside added that burst of brightness that makes Vietnamese rolls stand out. They paired well with the house dipping sauce, which struck a balance of savory, sweet, and nutty. The Vietnamese iced coffee was exactly as it should be: bold, dark, and sweetened with condensed milk, giving that signature rich and velvety contrast of bitter and sweet. Coffee in Vietnam has a fascinating history--it was introduced by French colonists in the 19th century, but because fresh milk wasn't widely available at the time, locals turned to sweetened condensed milk. That adaptation became tradition, and now cà phê sữa đá is one of the most iconic drinks in Southeast Asia. Spring rolls also carry an interesting cultural story. In Vietnam, gỏi cuốn are celebrated as light, fresh, and versatile, meant to be eaten as a snack or appetizer. Across Asia, variations appear under different names--China's chūn juǎn (spring rolls), Thailand's po pia, and the fried Filipino lumpia--each with its own wrapper style and fillings but all rooted in the idea of wrapping fresh or cooked ingredients for easy, flavorful bites. The ambience of the place is exactly what you expect at a walk-in restaurant across the street from other university. Simple tables, but kept clean and well lit. The service was very friendly, but not super attentive, which was fine for me because we were just ordering simple things and having a conversation. Overall, it was a solid meal. The rolls and coffee were the standouts, reminding me why these dishes have such staying power both in Vietnam and across the globe.

The worst customer service, they are still accepting orders from DoorDash when they are not open…read moreand or even in town and will not refund my order and neither will DoorDash because this company accepted my order and said it was ready for pickup when they were not open. Owner was a complete jerk and said there is nothing he will do, not even give me my money back or offer to when they are open again. Will not give my service here ever again after being ripped off by them and ignored when THEY ARE THE ONES WHO MESSED UP...

Amazing I got called handsome and they give discounts definitely recommend if your Asian but…read moreeveryone welcome

Always go outta my way for Thunder Coffee!! The coffee and customer service are on point!!read more

Stopped in here early on a Sunday morning, and was immediately impressed by how beautiful this…read morecoffee shop is! So many windows and bright, open, and sparkly clean. The staff are friendly, the drip coffee is a nice medium roast without a bite, there's even a drive-through window if you're in a hurry.