Boba Cafe

This place was overwhelming for me personally.There is handwritten signage, sticky notes on the walls, and paper picture menus covering nearly every inch of this place. There were four ceiling fans on full blast. You have to stand a few feet away from the counter which is awkward for paying imo. They also sell chapstick, which is...different. There was just A LOT going on. Service was quick and friendly! There is a parking lot too which is a plus. I got the cappuccino boba which at first sip wasn't very good but after I got a quarter of the way in, I started to like it. I ordered the medium which was huge. The boba isn't great but the drink itself tasted good by the end but not worth $9

Excellent service and boba cappuccino smoothie was great.It is not fancy but is pretty good service and coffee.

This is a neighborhood cafe that serves a variety of diner type food except it has an Asian flair to it. I noticed on the menu bulgogi and kimchi fried rice which I like a lot. I was looking for a quick boba shake and found this spot on my way to a pop up event nearby. They had an avocado shake on the menu so that's immediately what I ordered. It came out more like an avocado slushy with boba in it. They used an avocado powder and not real avocados so it wasn't really the best tasting or what I expected. Granted, I should have asked whether real avocado was used and shouldn't have assumed that it would be.I'd like to try some of the other items on the menu so if I'm in the neighborhood and feeling like a bite, I wouldn't mind coming back to try out a few of the plates on the menu.

This place is really great. I stopped in here on a whim to grab a hotdog, ended up trying out some really awesome German sausages. The owner here is extremely friendly, and I really enjoyed speaking with him.You can tell this place serves the HCC community - it's got a ton of options, but also a ton of rules, and probably deals with a lot of annoying college students. I wouldn't put much stock in the negative reviews here - pretty much any place like this (that is, a place that serves college students) faces drama.

The first thing is the owner is super friendly. The first time I came things were a little slow. We chatted it up for an hour or so and he's great to talk to. The Philly cheesesteak is the specialty and I definitely enjoyed it. The boba tea is ok. I got the taro smoothie and it was ok. I'll probably go with the milk tea next time. This place gets busy once HCC classes start up and I would try to avoid going during peak hours because they just get slammed. If you need a cute little mom and pop place in this part of midtown it's a pretty fun option.

This little shop would probably go unnoticed if you drove down the street and I just happened to stumble upon it with doing outreach for work. The guy here was super kind, welcoming and has a great heart for his community even during covid. When I think of a neighborhood spot, this is grass roots Houston. It's not a glitzy franchise. The food was great. I have the 1 piece fish+ 10 fried shrimp. I will absolutely be back. I also got a Honeydew Milk Tea with Boba. Check them out.

The food was amazing.it has a really good flavor. The staff is supper friendly and nice .I truly recommend

I'm always down to try a hole in the wall place and this one was right around the corner from my next meeting. I rolled up right at noon to a gated parking lot. A few car lengths down the way the gate was open. The cafe looked closed from the outside with no cars out front and the chairs stacked on the tables. The official menu has about 30 items, then there's another two dozen plus pictures on the wall with sticky notes. It's a little overwhelming. I opted for the 12oz burger combo for $10.99. there was a sign that effective Jan 1, 2023, everything has gone up a dollar. So it was $11.99, actually about $13 with tax. I said yes to the offer of cheese. There is a hand written note that cheese is an extra 50 cents. I'm not sure if I actually got charged that extra $0.50 or not. I didn't actually get a receipt so I'll have to double check my credit card bill later. The combo meal was nice. It was basically two 6 oz patties on a toasted bun with the trimmings. With a small serving of crinkle cut fries. It also came with a fountain drink in a styrofoam cup. I'm not usually one to drink soda, but it was cheaper to get the combo than it was just order the burger and fries without the drink. The machine has a rather limited selection including Pepsi, some apple flavored drink?, And Dr pepper. Obviously I went for the DP. The food fresh. My burger and fries came out hot. The fries have a good crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. Burgers cook to a medium / medium well but somehow still very juicy. The meal came at an assortment of tiny condiment packets so I mixed up the mayo, mustard and ketchup on both the burger and as a fry dip. It worked well!Plenty of food, a good value, friendly not fancy. I left stuffed. If you are in the area it's worth giving this place a try.

The place was closed while their business advertised it was open, and the food displayed was honestly terrible. Please think twice before considering this place, you're better off going to TeaHouse like we SHOULD HAVE done.

i go to school pretty close to boba cafe and it's really a great spot to eat and chill with a couple of friends. food's great, service is quick, and the restraunt is tidy.