Moge Tee

Well drinks were good but they didn't send straws. Luckily we have glass ones but those didn't fit then holes and then we had a vacuum issue because of the tight space. Anyway they were still good drinks but straws would have been nice.

Located in the heart of the foodie part of the Heights near your Kin Dee, La Lucha, Squable etc etc. There is ample parking in the lot that they share with Crust pizza. The interior is very small and slightly below par of a Yumcha or a Fengcha or most of the Chinatown tea spots. There is a bit of a limitation of boba spots in the area; Teapresso, Hella Bubble, Yumcha, Feng Cha, are a few options within 5 miles. The prices for their drinks range from $5-8 per drink depending on type and size. Their menu is a bit large in my opinion and they would benefit from a more succinct menu that looks cleaner and is easier to stick for.Having never been here previously, I tried their taro tofu something something tea with less ice and less sugar. Not exactly sure what they put in there but the texture and flavor for me was spot on without it being too sweet. Their staff was very knowledgeable about their drinks, which is nice in this time and day. The drink itself and its toppings didn't taste too artificial like a Sharetea would and the tofu topping/pudding topping was super pleasant to slurp down actually. I do think pricing on boba is ridiculous nowadays; it's a bit stiff on the pricing at $7 for a large but the drink was solid. Pleasant surprise for the area.

Cute new boba shop in the heart of the Heights! There's definitely an audience that can appreciate freshly made tea and ingredients, I'm just not sure if that audience is me. There is a variety of milk tea and slush tea options. My go-to is usually taro, though I regret getting the taro here because they used fresh taro instead of the mix in power, which made the texture a bit slimey and inconsistent. Again, I'm sure there is a fan base that can appreciate the fresh taro but I personally wanted milk tea with smooth and consistent texture. The Oreo croffle caught our eyes from the display pic and we were so glad we ordered! The waffle was made fresh and warm, and the cream on top was delicious. Though a little overpriced, it was worth the wait and something I ended up enjoying more than my drink!

My experience at this location was decent. It wasn't great nor was it bad. My friend and I decided to come here after a bowl of Pho. This spot is smaller then the bellaire location & wasn't well decorated. However, it was simple & very clean. I think the service was fine because it's minimal interaction. You're pretty much using the kiosk to order but it's simple and effective so no complaints. Here's what I ordered. * Super fruit four seasons oolong tea- such a refreshing drink on a hot summer day. The tea flavor was strong and present. I'm not a fan of passion fruit seeds inside my drink because I spend most of the time spitting it out. 4/5 * Fresh watermelon tea- visually it looks pretty but taste wise, it was just okay. The tea flavor was subtle & so was the watermelon. 2.5/5 * Strawberry green tea- good. Strong green tea flavor & the sweetness was on point. I didn't understand why they added slices of lemon/lime into my drink. It's a "strawberry" drink not a strawberry lemonade/limeade tea or what not. To top it off there were a whole bunch of lemon/lime seeds which I had to spit out with every sip I took. It made it less enjoyable but the drink was good though. 4/5Overall, it was a decent experience. The location is located in the heights area. Parking will be challenging since there's really not many of them, but you'll eventually find one since people come and go a lot. Will I come back? I wouldn't go out of my way but if I'm around the area I'll definitely stop by.

Finally made it over to this location - don't let the construction deter you, they are open! Ordering is simple - they have several self-service order kiosks and then your drinks are made. Takes some of the pressure off of knowing what to order from their vast menu. I opted for their Earl Grey Milk Tea with boba - you can easily customize the sweetness, amount of ice, size, add-ons, etc thanks to the ordering system. Their boba pearls are great, perfect balance of chew and softness. Easy parking - they share a large lot with Crust Pizza.

This may be the boba place with the smallest ratio of ABGs-nonABGs. But then again, it's the Heights, so what do you expect? The best part of it is there's so many flavors to choose from, I love that there's quite a few popular Chinese tea bases. I got the DaHongPao one, which tasted just like the loose leaf my dad has at home, goes really well with milk! Personally, I like the black boba a little more, but their boba isn't bad. I'd love to try a few other flavors if I'm back in the area, like the rose and four seasons.Prices are fair. I like that you can order via kiosk as well. They play almost exclusively kpop, at least while we were there, though it's mostly newer kpop (for all you NewJeans fans out there)It's a small venue but there's plenty of parking. Slightly annoying that there's street work going on right now, but it's worth checking this out!Moge Tee: when you ABG but live in the Heights.

Stopped by the other day while I was in the Heights. I regularly go to the Bellaire location, so when I saw this one, I decided to check it out.The store is small, but it's definitely very clean and cute.I ordered my usual which is the Creme Brulee Milk Tea, and it was made very quickly. It tasted perfect, just like the other location. I would definitely stop by again next time I'm in the area.Forgot to take a pic inside of the store, so I took one outside.

I live closer to other locations but we come to this one intentionally because it has drinks and drink combinations the other locations don't have and they get the new drinks first. Staff is always friendly and helpful with questions. Facilities are nice and clean. Highly recommend.

I tried to make the Moge of my trip here, but the server wasn't too pleased to see me and insisted that I use the screen to order and then disappeared.I like to ask questions and usually modify products in a way that the screen doesn't let me, so I wasn't able to stay.I love the Moge in Chinatown, the Medical Center one is good, the one way out in Cypress is my fave, but this one didn't really get their service down to a "tee" yet.

Very good drinks and good service. The employe I believe named Abbott was really nice and helpful.