This is such a wonderful place! I visit almost every weekend, especially when I'm out grocery…read moreshopping because I always make sure to stop by for a boba. The service is consistently great, and the girl who served me today was especially kind and friendly. The food is delicious, and I absolutely love the little spongy cakes they are incredibly soft and tasty. The atmosphere is also peaceful and welcoming. I always enjoy coming here and highly recommend it!!!

TLDR: Good boba spot with a diverse menu that includes some decaf drinks and a variety of foams…read more Make sure you cut that sugar content because my 25% was still overly sweet. I've been a fan of Feng Cha for a while (discovered them in Houston) so I'm familiar with a few of their offerings. They have a diverse menu, with several caffeine-free options (including the option to sub sparkling water for tea in some of their fruity drinks). They also have a variety of foams (foam fan here) like taro and matcha. Their drinks *usually* hit the spot. On my most recent visit, I tried the Bursting Dragon Fruit (with sparkling water instead of tea). Even though I ordered it with 25% sugar, it was still really sweet. Didn't feel like the subtle sweetness that I expected. Can't even imagine what 100% is like. So, don't forget to scale back on the sugar.

This place is an eye candy! My eyes didn't quite know where to look when I first stepped in. So…read moremuch to check out here. And I do think the space is small because of the claw games. I definitely felt a little claustrophobic when I entered. Note that the photos I took are on 0.5x, so in real life, the space looks a lot smaller. I got myself the Malaysian coffee drink which comes with coffee jelly and boba and absolutely enjoyed my drink. I would suggest going lower than usual on your sugar level. I asked for 30% sweet and it was still too sweet for me. They also have a Vietnamese coffee drink option. I don't think I've ever seen a Malaysian coffee drink ever offered in any other boba place, so this place stood out for me. When I came in on a weekday, it was dead quiet. It will be great if the store played some music to make it a more welcoming place. I can imagine this becoming very popular with the tween and teenage crowds over the weekends. I don't suggest bringing your kids under 5 in here, they are going to want to touch everything, and because of the limited space, I imagine this can be really stressful for parents. Personally, I think this place has way too much stuff for people to want to hang out there. It'll be a lot better if they reduce some of the things they have there so it's easier to look for customers. Way too much going on. Not a fan. It feels like a lot of clutter for no good reason. Service was average.

This place is pretty stinkin cool. The drink was a little too sweet and not "smoothie" enough…read more Needs a little more ice I think but I'm not an expert I guess. the decor is on point though.... The kid at the counter works well... very attentive and kind.

Always clean and organized, loved the cherry tree decoration they have for this season. I love how…read morethey change the decor often. I tried the Kiwi passion tea and ordered a mangonada, they were delicious. Definitely want to try their food items next!

Stopped by for a sweet treat after picking up lunch near by…read more I didn't know they had a small food menu as well, definitely want to try the offerings in the future I grabbed a Einspanner Coffee, - the coffee sugar and I e are unable to be adjusted which was a bummer but I tried it anyways. I watched them make it , it appeared to be 3/4 some type of milk or cream, 1/4 coffee and the cheese foam to top it off. It was good, I would order again but I wasn't amazed by it. the cheese foam tasted similar to a cheese cake - it was my first time trying the cheese foam so I don't have a comparison as to what it should taste like. store was clean and bright. seating on both the upper and lower level with 2 claw machines. staff was kind and didn't mind explaining the different coffees when asked. this is nearby the office so i'll definitely be back'!

I tried this Hutto location for the first time after regularly visiting the Cedar Park spot, and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised! This location is noticeably cleaner with more spacious seating, plus they have a great selection of board games available. Both locations share the same welcoming vibe, which I appreciate. We ordered the taro coconut and lychee coconut twist. The taro coconut was delicious, though I wish there had been more passion fruit in the lychee one - the flavor was still good overall. The service was super fast and friendly, just like at Cedar Park.

When this shop first opened, I stopped in and asked for recommendations since they do have a pretty…read moreextensive menu. The employee seemed a little stuck, so I redirected the question to the owner who suggested two drinks -- they were fine, but nothing that really stood out. Out of curiosity, I asked about their brewing processes, boba flavoring and what makes them unique. The response included some less-than-kind comparisons to others in town, which felt a bit awkward. Since then, I've noticed similar remarks in reviews/social media posts and throughout the community stemming from the business. Recently, my friends and I decided to do a blind taste test between this shop and two others in town for fun. It was really interesting to see how different their drinks turned out to be. Despite No1 Boba's earlier critiques about their competitors being "too sweet" and "unpalatable," this shop's drinks were ironically by far the sweetest of the bunch -- even for someone like me who usually enjoys sweeter drinks. In short: the drinks and boba are fine, but not exceptional, especially considering the strong critiques of others. To publicly insult a competing business is pretty inappropriate, but at the very least - back it up. Every shop in town has its own style and something to offer to a different crowd -- each of them can be successful for that reason without having to tear each other down. I hope that when the other two shops open up soon, they don't receive the same disparagement..

Their Oishii (black garlic oil) ramen is amazing. The karaage in their rice bowl tastes…read moreAmericanized because it is sweet. Their karaage appetizer is served with ranch/sour cream. Their bubble tea/boba is okay. I loved the vibe with the Japanese decor and music. Their service is good - even though it was busy, our server was very friendly.

Second time's a charm. Much better experience. The kaarage was so good that we ordered two…read moreservings. Ramen was spectacular. I love the decor. Service was excellent.

Ramen is solid, very impressed. Coming from California and my wife from Japan, we really enjoyed…read morethe noodles here. Definitely a pleasant surprise right in our back yard! We also enjoyed the sushi, though particularly pricy - A trend we've noticed for decent (and not so decent) Japanese food here in the greater Austin area. The sushi impressed us, wife enjoyed it but it's hard to beat Japan for my wife. The menu is hefty, providing a lot of different options so everyone could be happy. Will definitely come back. Also, the service is a bit weird, ordering very good food and not cheap through a kiosk. Still great chiefs and place!

This is my go to place for some good Japanese food at a relatively good price. I've had several of…read moretheir ramen selections and they are all very good. The nigiri is the right size (we lived in Japan for 6 years) and the other appetizers I've had are also very good. Inside it is pretty Japanese-utilitarian no frills seating. Not quite fast food style though. Other than bringing your food there really isn't much service. They are always friendly mind you but you order on a kiosk and never really interact. I know some modern restaurants in Japan are practically contactless but it can be lonely. Over all a good lunch.

It's been some time since we've been back and I'm glad we did. I couldn't tell if they have a new…read morechef but some of the items we tried this time have a different twist in president stink as well as taste. The fish taco was especially delish and fresh with the flavorful fresh Vietnamese herbs. Our son also got the brisket tacos from the kids menu and to our pleasant surprise, they aren't drenched in fat this time. Previously, they drip out fat when he picks them up but it is pmt he drier side this time but the meat is still moist and flavorful. Our waitress was incredible and also treated us with a complimentary Thai tea bingsu to celebrate my birthday. The dessert was yummy and a perfect way to end the meal.

It was okay. I don't really recommend Brunch, maybe the dinner menu is better. We tried the bao…read morebuns and the meat overpowered it completely, it was hard to get any taste of the cucumber, bun or bbq sauce. The Brussels sprouts were the best thing we had, 8/10. The katsu chicken bowl was not great. Chicken was dry, and not very hot. Egg was cooked well but didn't really balance with the curry. It needed a pop of acidity somewhere, but just didn't have it. The food I give a 2, pushed it up to a 3 bc of the playground for the kids. Overall, given the reviews my expectations were too high. This place is okay.

Hands the best pho I've had here in Texas. The broth was different than most I've tasted, with…read moremultiple levels of flavor that really leave you wondering "how could this be so good". I went at lunch time and got a vermicelli bowl w. Lemon grass tofu and broth side. It is served to you in a bowl almost like miso soup. The portion were great for the price, and the servers walking around were very attentive. The location is small but clean! I will definitely be stopping by when I am in round rock!

We went to the inner space cavern and were hungry so we Google a close by restaurant and saw this…read moreNoble Pho. Turn out it located in a Premium outlets shopping area too. We are from Houston so we didn't expect much out of the Vietnamese food from outside Houston. It was decent for the Round Rock area. They served pho not hot temperatures as it should be. It should be pretty much boiling hot when served. The iced Vietnamese coffee was actually good. Service can definitely improved since we felt like the servers didn't care much about the service.