Came here after dinner to get something sweet to drink and the night I got the mango coconut…read moregrapefruit drink, and my friend got the new guava drink. The drink I usually get here is the mango coconut grapefruit. It is so good and refreshing. The guava drink has a cheese foam on top. They give you a straw to drink It's better drink from the sippy cup because you get to taste the cheese foam. There are no chairs or tables in the store, just fyi! You can order the drinks via app, kiosks or in person! Another thing I should mentioned because I witnessed a customer was not happy with their drink because of the sugar level, the customer talked to the staff, staff is willing to make another drink free of charge but customer insisting to pay. It was a miscommunication but their interaction is so wholesome. Understand standing staff and understand customer!

I came back and tried the mochi yingde black milk tea. It was delicious. The tea flavor was very…read morepreset and I really enjoyed mochi in my drinks as it adds a unique texture. I always look forward to the new drinks that come out

As of lately, this has become my more frequented place for boba. Tonight, I was craving the…read morepomegranate burst so I went to give that a try. It comes already with crystal boba which is my favorite. So it's supposed to be a combination of pomegranate juice and jasmine tea. However, I don't really taste the Jasmin tea that much. It was also ordered at 30% sugar but still tastes pretty sweet. All in all, I probably would not get this drink again but there are other drinks that I enjoy a lot

I came here after work for a matcha latte and the biscoff waffle. I enjoyed both so much! The…read morebiscoff waffle is not too sweet which I'm happy about. The matcha latte has the right amount. Of flavor and you can choose your own sugar levels. The place is clean and it was comfortable to just sit and chill for a bit

We love coming to Me-Do to get our Asian dessert fix! Our fave hot options include sesame and…read morepeanut balls in ginger syrup soup, so comforting and perfect for the cold weather. However my go to is their mochi and grass jelly with matcha ice cream, red beans in coconut milk! You honestly can't go wrong with any of the options here. Everything is perfectly not too sweet if you know what I mean :) The space inside is pretty small so we usually take it to go or eat outside in the summer time. They accept credit card but offer a no tax discount if you pay with cash. Please go support an Asian-owned business! IG: @_acquired.taste

Mom and pop shop. They have a great selection of Asian desserts. My favorite is their green tea red…read morebean taro ball dessert and it comes with grass jelly.

I recently ordered from Mars Tea and tried their Green Tea Bubble Tea with tapioca during the…read morebuy-one-get-one-free deal on Uber Eats, and it was such a great experience! The drink had the perfect balance of flavor--not too sweet, very refreshing, and the green tea taste came through nicely. The tapioca pearls were soft and chewy, just the right texture. On top of that, the BOGO deal made it an amazing value. Definitely one of the best bubble tea spots I've tried, and I'll be ordering again!

Given the pictures in window, I had high hopes for this boba spot. It's in a joint space with a…read morepoke and mala bowl spot. The menu is pretty expansive and covers what you'd expect from a boba place, including fresh fruit teas, brown sugar bobas, yakult drinks, matcha ones, and the normal milk teas. It's interesting that the drinks only came in one size according to the type. I ordered a honeydew milk tea, and tried to get it as a small or medium, but they only had large. Boba was also an extra 75 cents. The drink itself was ok, it was both very sweet and watery. You couldn't taste any tea flavor. The boba was below average and there was hardly any in the drink. It didn't even fully cover the bottom of the cup. They were pretty soft, but didn't have any flavor. My friend got the standard milk tea and it also tasted pretty watery. The service was also pretty slow. The woman who took our order was a bit rude and we had to actively try to flag her down, even though the restaurant was empty. Overall, I wouldn't come back for boba. Tbar, which is nearby is a much better alternative.

My wife and I ordered from here and it was quite nice. She had the salmon oasis and was quite…read morehappy. Fresh and delicious ingredients while being filling. I created my own poke bowl combining spicy tuna and spicy salmon with other ingredients. Very good, tasty. And it was ready for pickup quickly. I also tried the lime tea which I liked. If you like poke or are curious I would recommend the place.

Staffs are friendly. This PokeBowl Station is opened during Christmas. There's also Cotti Coffee…read morelocated within so you can order coffee with your PokeBowl when you eat. There's plenty of tables you can eat in and enjoy your PokeBowl.

I thought I had already posted a review but I guess not…read more My family and I all enjoy the drinks here. My very first drink was their purple rice drink as recommended by the staff but it was not to my liking. My mom, daughter, and I, especially like their black sesame yogurt with no sugar. At first, I worried that it would be somewhat bitter since I find black sesame paste to be bitter without any sugar but nope, it was great. We have tried the strawberry yogurt with no sugar. Was not smart of me. Too sour. The mango yogurt was good. My sister liked it. She and my dad also likes the durian. I am not a durian fan so I cannot comment on it. It is great that they now have different sizes! I can get a large to share with my daughter. Do not forget to ask for their stamp card! Fill it up and earn yourself a free drink!

I personally didn't like the drink too much, it's too filling and thick and not particularly good…read moretasting either. Especially with the purple rice added, made the drink almost unbearable for me. Definitely good to try at least once to experience it for yourself but wouldn't come back again

Came here for a friends birthday and also to try out the Brooklyn location (since koreatown…read morelocations are great) Upon arrival the interior is cosy, enough seats for a few groups. we got sad down quickly and our orders came out quickly too. It was nice of them to come out with a candle as well so friend can make her wish. The lava cake was a little heavy but the ice cream helped, the crepe cake was also delicious.

Been a regular here for years now and this place holds a special place in my heart. My all time…read morefavorite desserts are here that are found nowhere else. The star of the show: purple yam souffle with vanilla ice cream is chefs kiss!! I thought I couldn't like any dessert more than their chocolate molten lava cake but this one definitely takes the spot. Top two desserts they have! Even when I had lava cakes at fancy establishments, it doesn't hold a candle to prince tea house! Their crepe cakes are also alright but I've found the to be less unique and enjoyable especially the brown sugar boba which sometimes comes out in clumps hard to pour onto the cake. Their food selection is decent for sandwiches like chicken katsu and also fries. Their fruity teas aren't my style but their hot milk teas are amazing. The lavender green tea was more green tea which was disappointing, hoped to taste more lavender. The best one is the rose lovers milk tea, literally perfection each time. Unfortunately, this place may no longer be my usual. My favorite part of this place is that the serves don't really care about you in the sense that the bring you food and leave you alone. However, they now impose mandatory 20% tip on all tables even for table of 1 or 2. This location only. As someone who realizes the servers here simply bring food and nothing else here (which I actually love as I don't like to be bothered) but expect a high mandatory tip, this is not the way to go. Especially since there have been numerous occasions where servers are nowhere to be seen and refuse to service you for something as simple as napkins or a check if they're not your server, this is an absurd addition. Definitely visiting less now that this happened. The most bothersome is that it's mandatory. Doesn't seem right/ethical and makes it feel less genuine. Had the pleasure of visiting other prince tea house locations and the service seems better, even water without asking, surprising cash discount, and most importantly: don't impose this mandatory tip! Not sure what changed here but not what it used to be with this and it needs to change. TDLR: -best options here: rose lovers milk teas, chocolate lava cake, purple yam soufflé -major con: new mandated 20% tip!! on all tables, even table of 1 or 2, which is unheard of at other prince tea house locations and even fancy restaurants!

Good spot have not tried everything yet but coming back soon…read more Made to order fast and online on the app as well!

Whenever my friends and I want dessert after dinner, our go to is mango mango. They have drinks,…read morehot and cold desserts so honestly what more can one ask for? Anyway, we usually scope from the outside to make sure there are seats before we come in because they never kick us out or rush us even when there are people ordering and potentially wanting seats. It's funny how I would consider it "dangerous" to spend time here because my friends and I can literally spend hours yapping at a table while enjoying our desserts. The ambiance is pretty chill, wouldve been nicer if they have a cuter space but I really can't complain. And I would always recommend to come here if you want a place to catch up with friends while munching on some mango/fruit desserts (or even tong yuen!).

The dessert came in clumps at the bottom of soup so it was literally separated coconut milk and…read moresago. Didn't taste well either, clearly not fresh and disappointing compared to last time with the same exact order. Also tried something new: the ovaltine toast. It was alarmingly small and didn't have as much flavor as was hoping. The place was also not crowded late at night but the server seemed annoyed/bothered when we requested to sit on the couches and coincidentally a bigger table for 4 when we had 2 even though we had bags. Overall the food quality definitely decreased and service not as welcoming. Definitely still a solid place for classic HK dessert but definitely with well deserved competition in the area.

I was looking for a spot for my friends and I to hang out and enjoy dessert. This is the perfect…read moreplace to do that because there's tons of seating and they even have board games that you can play. I may have also seen a karaoke machine in the back, but I'm not sure if that's available for public use. They have a lot of traditional Chinese/Taiwanese desserts, including grass jelly, which I really enjoyed. The jelly was fragrant and perfectly sweetened, and the coconut cream was smooth and silky. I really liked the texture of the soufflé pancake and the cream was so tasty. Unfortunately, after eating one pancake, I ran out of cream for the rest, so I definitely wish there was a little bit more to go around. Wasn't the biggest fan of the milk tea, but it did the trick. My friends and I had a lot of fun playing board games and it was just a really cozy spot to chill.

I went here with friends on a Saturday and we had a good time. There's a pretty big selection of…read moregames to choose from (some nostalgic options for sure). They also have extra game pieces and pens and pencils to use. The admission was $12 and during the week I believe it's $10. I had a lychee slush and it was absolutely delicious. Very fresh. I had the potstickers for a snack and I believe they were $6. The potstickers were okay but not great. It was a pretty clean establishment and the staff was nice. We had a good time playing the game and we were pleased with the games options. I would visit again :)

If board game cafes are intended to make you game converts, then consider me a believer. This…read moresecond floor space is conveniently located near where a lot of my family lives, and so I recently gathered a large group of my younger cousins for an afternoon of playing board games. With little kids in the group, we knew we'd make a ruckus so we got a private room to contain our group's shrieking laughter, which worked out very well. The staff was really accommodating and the prices per hour are very affordable. We picked out some familiar games like Exploding Kittens, Catan, Jenga and Scrabble, but also a handful of new games mostly made by the same company who created Exploding Kittens. Those games are always fair and easy to learn. We ended up liking Throw Throw Burrito so much we purchased the game for ourselves at Target so we could have it for our weekend family trip. We also ordered a handful of bites, like popcorn chicken, fries, and bubble tea. The food is nothing to write home about, but food is not the reason most people visit Next Move Cafe. For a fun day of gaming with a small group, consider NMC, where the prices are low, the games are plentiful, and the staff is ultra sweet.