Boulevard RTP

★★★★★ 4.8 (16)

"Surprisingly good road trip stuff for some healthy food and coffee. Don't let the office building intimidate you the visitor parking was easy and the restrooms are very clean."

Feng Cha Wake Forest

★★★★★ 5 (13)

"Always a reliable place to get a good cold drink!! They also offer hot drinks for the winter and love the fact you can adjust your sweetness. The service is very nice and they always tell you when the tea needs to be steeped and that it'll take extra time. They also have decaf options.Good place to either grab and go or sit and do some work. Lots of space!"

Boba Brew

★★☆☆☆ 2.3 (44)

"Boba Brew is quick and simple. It can't compare to larger boba shops but their tea isn't bad either. I ordered a lychee fruit tea with boba and it was ready in a minute. It looked like the barista filled a plastic cup with some ice, green tea, boba, and a few pumps of lychee syrup.The boba is a bit stiff but tasted fine. $4.50 is a reasonable price for boba (at least where I'm originally from), but perhaps the quality isn't worth that much. Nevertheless, it's nice that there's a tea store inside Morgan Street Food Hall."

SweeTea Boba & Ice

★★★★★ 4.7 (40) • $$

"So my husband and I ordered the date night which is HUGE! We are a decent amount and out the rest in the freezer for the next day and then got the hello sunshine drink with mango boba. I know there's a good amount of boba places in Cary now. But this one is officially my favorite one. Cha house used to be my go to for drinks but now here is! So freaking good. Will definitely become regular customers now lol."

Mochinut

★★★★☆ 4.1 (65)

"I've been here a few times and really love everything about this place. I brought a friend who was visiting and she got a peach drink that she loved. We shared the churro caramel and chocolate doughnuts. I didn't care for the caramel flavor but the dark chocolate was delicious. You place your own order at a kiosk and they assemble then call your name. Really easy. The bathrooms are very clean as is the store. I just love this place and highly recommend it. We didn't get the Korean dogs today but I've had them and love them also!"

Budacai

★★★★☆ 4 (212)

"This shop is so cute! I love the upstairs area and how photo friendly they made it. The food is very tasty and I like all of the options I have to choose from when customizing my tea. It took me a while to choose everything so I appreciate the staff being patient and answering all of my questions about the menu, they were very nice. Whenever I'm in downtown Raleigh and want some small bites or something sweet, I swing by here."

Cha House - Raleigh

★★★★☆ 4.4 (90) • $

"Cha House was hit or miss.Pros:* Easy online ordering. Phone-friendly user interface.* Oolong Classic Milk Tea and Lychee Fruit Tea were good.* Pudding and lychee popping boba toppings were good.* Snacks / Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken and Bubble Waffle were decent.* Eco-friendly cups, lids, straws, and cup holders (compostable straws and cup holders).* Trash, compost, and recycle containers in-store.* Spacious cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.* Generally good service. Friendly and polite staff.Cons:* Strawberry Matcha Latte was not good.* Dirty Tiger Milk was not great.* Boba was not great. Too hard.* You must pay to park during certain hours, as far as I know.* Drinks aren't film-sealed, so there's a higher risk of leaks and spills.Regarding parking, we parked for free across the street on Daisy St. It was free because we visited on a Saturday. Street parking in the immediate area is enforced Monday-Friday, 8am-8pm.I think you can also park in the garage of the building that Cha House is located in, the Stanhope Student Apartments. There are entrances to the garage on both Friendly Dr (around the corner) and ME Valentine Dr (back side of building). I don't know if you have to pay to park in the garage.Cha House offers a decent variety of tea, milk tea, fruit tea, bubble tea, etc. and toppings plus ice cream, macarons, and Taiwanese snack food items like the aforementioned Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken, Bubble Waffle, and larger "entree" sized dishes such as Pork Chops ($7.47 and up) and Tea Stew Pork Rice Plates ($8.99). Many drinks are available hot or cold in two sizes, medium and large. I believe the medium is 16 ounces and large is 24 ounces. They also offer cream/foam milk caps (e.g., cream cheese, coconut cream, strawberry cream), but they were all out of stock during our visit. Prices listed in this review were at the time of our visit.We got the Oolong Milk Tea with "classic" milk (whatever that means; I think it's powdered or instant milk), half sugar, little ice, and pudding. We got the Lychee Green Tea with half sugar, little ice, and lychee popping boba. In medium size, both of these drinks were $5.30 each. We enjoyed both of these drinks. The Oolong Milk Tea had a good balance of tea, milk, and sweet flavors. The pudding was delicious. The Lychee Green Tea was refreshing. Online, the topping option was simply listed as "lychee," so we were expecting actual pieces of lychee fruit. Instead, we got lychee popping boba. The popping boba was fine and it matched the drink well, but it wasn't what we expected. In general, I recommend the oolong and fruit tea here.The Strawberry Matcha Latte (medium, $7.10) looked pretty, but it didn't taste good. We ended up taking only a few sips and tossing it, unfortunately. The Dirty Tiger Milk (medium, $4.90) wasn't as bad - I was able to make it through most of it. I'm a fan of sweet, sugary, milk drinks, but the flavor wasn't all there on this one. And, as mentioned above, the boba was too hard. Cha House's Dirty Tiger Milk drink is their take on the popular Tiger Sugar brand's signature brown sugar boba drink. I had mine prepared with fresh milk. Other milk options included soy, almond, coconut, oat, and macadamia (they were out of macadamia milk when we visited). Also, the outside of my Dirty Tiger Milk drink was served sticky. They forgot/didn't wipe the outside of the cup after preparing the drink.The Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken (snack size, $6.79) and Bubble Waffle with caramel drizzle ($6.50) were par for the course. This was an online takeout order, so they were packed into boxes with no holes for ventilation. Therefore, both the chicken and waffle got wet (and in the waffle's case, a little soggy) due to the condensation. Quality was fine, though. I just wish the chicken nuggets were crispy. They also tasted under-seasoned compared to the Taiwanese popcorn chicken I've had from other bubble tea places.It's great how Cha House is local, independent, and environmentally-friendly unlike the big chain bubble tea brands. I will say for to-go orders, it's easier to transport drinks from a place like Kung Fu Tea because the drinks are film-sealed and served in waterproof bags. Here, you have to deal with snap-shut lids with straw holes and cupholders similar to a fast food restaurant. However, Cha House's approach is better for the environment so it's a commendable tradeoff.At the time of writing this review, there are two Cha House locations: this one in West Raleigh near NC State and one in Cary. According to their website, locations are coming to Miami, Washington DC, Greenville, Wake Forest, and Myrtle Beach. My wife has been to the Chapel Hill location on Franklin St, but it has since closed: https://www.yelp.com/biz/cha-house-chapel-hill. She said the boba there was the same as the boba here, too hard.In this area for bubble tea, we prefer Moge Tee: https://www.yelp.com/biz/moge-tee-raleigh-raleigh."

MILKLAB - Smoky Hollow

★★★★☆ 4.3 (21)

"Came here for dessert with another couple who recommended this place. It was fun just to watch them prepare the ice cream. The banana with almond milk was delicious and creamy with hot chocolate on the bottom. The ice cream was packed with fresh ingredients and portion was large!"

Bapu Teahouse

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (16)

"Located inside Crabtree Mall-2nd level, across from the Apple Store is Bapu Fresh. Most times when walking by there has been quite a line since Bubble Tea is popular and enjoyed by many. They have another location in Morrisville NC so it's nice to have this option for a delicious beverage in the mall. The mall opens at 10am on Saturday and we were some of the first to check it out before the crowds.My first impression of this place is that it was calm and clean. If I had the time, I could totally sit at one of their tables and watch people shop while sipping on my tea.The young lady at the register was pleasant and the menu was big and bright right above her head. We didn't have any questions but if we did there was a wall that explained how to order. My daughter got the Brown Sugar Milk Tea which is listed as one of their Best Sellers. You can customize to have you drink made your way. Not in the mood for tea--no worries they also offer a variety of smoothies!"

OMTea Boba & Bites

★★★★☆ 4.4 (64) • $$

"I have been craving Matcha boba tea and decided to order delivery from OMTea for lunch. This place is excellent. They offer so many lactose and dairy free options. I decided on the Matcha Milk Tea with Oat milk and red bean instead of boba. It was so good. Matcha contains a compound called L-theanine, which alters the effects of caffeine, promoting alertness and helping avoid the crash in energy levels that can follow caffeine consumption. Red bean is a tasty way to incorporate fiber in your milk tea. I also ordered pork dumplings, Taiyaki with red bean and Nutella for my daughter. My daughter loved everything. The taiyaki is similar to a pancake meets waffle texture filled with love. Definitely will be ordering again and stopping by in that neck of the woods."

SipCha

★★★★★ 4.6 (140) • $$

"I've visited the Cary location quite a few times and was excited to see this one close by to where I was today. The Apex location is much bigger and more up-to-date in appearance. It's decently sized and bright, lots of seating and the ambiance is fun. The staff are all friendly and quick, even with it being super busy! At this location, they have their usual drink menu, rolled ice cream, macarons, waffles, and they even have cheesecake (which I only saw after I ordered...next time)! Everything was clean here and the staff had a great system to contain a clean and organized area while making drink after drink. I'm obsessed with the Ube Meets Taro drink after my husband ordered one from the last place. The drinks were made exactly as the last time we had them. I'm a forever fan of Sipcha and really hope they expand to Wake Forest in the future!"

Java Jive Coffee and Tea

★★★★☆ 3.7 (99) • $

"I was happy to see Java Jive open on Christmas Eve other than Starbucks and the coffee was good.When I first walked in, I noticed it was very quiet that people come to do work here so it was a relaxing atmosphere.They not only serve coffee, but they serve milk tea drinks as well, which became hard for me to choose what I wanted lol.I ended up going with the toasted marshmallow iced latte which I don't remember if it was seasonal or not but the flavor was good. It almost reminded me of fruity pebble cereal. I will say it was on the sweeter side so the next time I come in, I would just ask for less sweetness."

Paris Banh Mi - Cary

★★★★☆ 3.6 (29)

"I came during their soft opening as I haven't found a single Banh mi place in the Triangle I even remotely like. Hands down, this is the best banh mi place we have in the area so far! No question about it. However that doesn't mean it is the best I've had. If they changed just a few things then I think it would go from good to great. The pros here are that they bake their own bread! The bread is so important and if all the places I've tried in the Triangle their bread is the best. The overall flavors are delicious but definitely lacking components that would make it stand out. They offer pate however it is not in every sandwich option and is a $1 charge if you choose to add it on. Also there just wasn't that much of it. I didn't really notice it in my sandwich. The mayo could have been more rich and again there could have been more of it. Lastly there definitely wasn't enough garnish (cilantro or pickled veggies). I will try asking for more next time. Overall it will hit your banh mi craving, but I really hope the owners consider these areas for improvement!"

Boba N Chai

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (7)

"Pros:Great location next to Harris TeeterEasy parkingFast, friendly serviceThe Mango Kulfi milk tea was outstanding! Loved the creaminess and flavor of the mango ice creamThe chia like seeds and glass noddles added extra crunchiness to the drink They also have pastries and rolled ice creamGood seatingSo many options to mix and match what you likeCons:A little on the pricer side, but worth itHard to see storefront unless you are in the strip mallPro tip:Really enjoyed this place, especially with the Indian flair that made it extra special. I'd definitely try a Kulfi or employee option!"

Nai Thai 2

★★★★☆ 4.3 (85) • $$

"Doesn't look much on the outside but let me tell you. This place is a little gold mine here in Goldsboro. Has a cool bar area and it's a cool little spot. The Satay is a great street food and the peanut sauce was so good! The chicken was high quality! The Tom sum or papaya salad is very refreshing change with it being a hot summers day. I like spice and I asked for a 3 out of 1-5 spice level. It was really good! I would even say authentic. If I was living in Goldsboro this is my Go-To!!! The pricing is pretty steep for the portion size that is my only thing that I have as a negative with this spot!"

Moomoocha

★★★★☆ 3.9 (36) • $

"This place is so cute. I love the atmosphere and the theme of the shop. I don't drink Boba but came here by request from my daughter. She thoroughly enjoyed her beverage and says she wants to go back!"

Sweet Room

★★★★☆ 4.1 (49) • $$

"This place has delicious ice creams, smoothies, and cakes! The mousse cake is incredible. I love the watermelon smoothie because it's so refreshing."

Iso Iso Ramen & Bar

★★★★☆ 4 (114) • $$

"Solid ramen spot outside Cameron Village. I enjoyed the Iso Iso ramen, which was spicy and flavorful. The husband reported that the Tonkatsu ramen was solid and also enjoyed the cha siu rice bowl. They also offer boba, and while tempting, I was more into indulging in the return of pumpkin spice at the Starbie's nearby.Service was nice and attentive. The only thing I didn't like was the parking situation. They don't have any designated lots; the closest lot is for the Chase bank only. It's also within an apartment complex, and it was unclear whether the parking there allowed for non-residents."

Sharetea - Morrisville

★★★★☆ 4.4 (15)

"Bottom line: I'm going with 4.5 stars for this new Sharetea location in Morrisville. Delicious and refreshing beverage but price point is not cheap. Nice clean sitting area that has a bit nicer decor than your usual beverage shop. Helpful and positive staff. The Deets:On one of the extremely hot afternoons during this heat wave of July, I stopped by this new Sharetea location in Grace Park during my walk to get some cool refreshment and try it out. I am not much into bubble tea (?may have had it once?) but luckily they had other types of tea. But tea...mainly tea...tea and tea related beverages but I did see some fresh milk type beverages and iced coffee/matcha/creama offerings. With the teas, there are classic brewed teas, milk tea, fruit tea, all sorts of tea. The setup itself is very nice modern decor with a large sitting area containing both chairs and sofas with tables. You order at the counter and it makes me feel it was like a "fast food tea" type of stop which does the trick. The staff was very positive and energetic. I perused the menus on the monitors overhead and decided the lime mojito tea drink sounded great (their beverages are all non-alcoholic). The staff will ask you about the sweetness level, such as if you want it at normal sweetness etc. I went with normal but I may ask for less in the future. The lime mojito tea was pretty refreshing...the mint was just right and definitely not overwhelming. It is not a large cup (see pic) but the lime mojito tea comes at a price tag of a bit over 6 bucks before tax/tip/etc. so be aware it's not the cheapest beverage in town but pretty enjoyable. Most beverages on the menu appear to be between $4-$7 more or less. It's a bit more than what I'd usually want to put into a non-alcoholic beverage refresher but again, my lime mojito tea was pretty nice on a hot summer afternoon."

Bapu Fresh

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (34)

"Really cute cafe. Workers extremely helpful and friendly. Flavorful OMG! I tried the Milk Rose Tea and my mom got the Rose Tea with Boba. Both equally yummy and made for cute photos. We also tried their cheese and corn dog on the stick. Crunchy crust , you can tell they used quality hot dogs and the wasabi Mayo wasn't spicy but very flavorful"

SipCha

★★★★★ 4.7 (29) • $

"I really enjoyed my visit at SipCha Cary. This shopping center has ample parking and is spacious. SipCha has a little something for everyone. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed a rose milk tea with herbal jelly and lychee toppings and the rolled ice cream in mint chip and Oreo. My daughter enjoys Raleigh Rolls, so this was a nice treat for her to avoid the trek to downtown Raleigh. I can't wait to return for the rolled green tea azuki ice cream to cook down on a hot day, matcha milk tea and the jade lychee fruit tea."

Tiger Sugar - Cary

★★★★☆ 4 (11)

"I came to their soft opening today! The boba was incredible!! So warm and sugar-coated. And way smaller than the boba pearls at other shops. I prefer it this way. The drinks also come out fantastic. I can't have boba tea past 12 anyway so the boba milk was a nice change of pace.Service was fast even tho lines were long. I only had to wait maybe five or six minutes for my drink.Ambiance is nice, just not much seating!"

Feng Cha

★★★★★ 4.5 (80)

"Feng Cha is one of my favorite places for boba in the triangle. It holds the same rank as Sip Cha as both are my #1 spots to go. The boba is here is always good quality. Which to me, this means it's always soft, chewy, and perfectly sweetened. My favorite drinks here are the creme brulee where they take an actual torch out to brulee your drink and the mango fantasy which has sago instead of boba. Whenever I come here I stick to drinks. The desserts (cake) are okay if you like sponge cake but don't expect anything mega spectacular."

Champloo Desserts

★★★★★ 4.7 (64) • $$

"What a fun spot! After seeing the photos on Yelp, I knew I had to head in with my son. We went on a Saturday early afternoon and they got busy quickly. The only downside was there was only one employee working, I believe he was the owner. So the wait did get really long for folks since he had to do everything at once. Making the rolled ice cream definitely takes a hot minute so it isn't the fastest experience. I love how they put the stools in front of the rolled ice cream window so that kids can watch the fun. My son loved standing up there and seeing his ice cream get made. The owner was great at engaging with my son while he rolled the ice cream. The ice cream itself was creamy and tasty. Our favorite was probably the strawberry! I didn't try any boba tea on this visit, but I would certainly give it a try the next time I am in."

Milk Lab - Cary

★★★★☆ 4.4 (540) • $$

"Accept that it's busy and there is minimal indoor seating, and it's a five star experience. I'd recommend order ahead. QR code in the pics. Ice cream is slower than tea. Tried on a Saturday. 4 employees on tea, 1 then 2 on ice cream. Waited 15-20 min. Lost track of time coming out in a corner. Not made. Just waited. Got two. Mango slushy. Real mango with jasmine tea. Fantastic. Would order again. Second was a Hong Kong tea- black tea, cream, brown sugar. Serious caffeine. Kept me up late. I'd order again but only get in the morning. Again, tasty. Super fresh tapioca boba. Lots of outdoor seating. Watched 5 groups leave due to the crowds. Kiosk ordering at door or in person at register."

Cha House - Cary

★★★★★ 4.5 (152) • $

"Checked out the Cha House a while ago through a Yelp event and was planning to go back at some point as I really liked it! And I see why I did, Cha House's menu and service are great! I was a little overwhelmed by the number of options but was able to narrow it down to their cold teas. The strawberry sounded lovely, so I went with that! I like that there is an option to select the amount of sugar and ice. I went with 25% sugar and light ice and it was delicious! With less sugar, it still had a ton of flavor. When it was brought out to me, it came with such a sweet smile and greeting from the staff. It really made my day. Add to this the cool music and chill atmosphere. This is a great place to meet up with friends or read a book on your own. I will be back!"

Moge Tee - Raleigh

★★★★★ 4.5 (97) • $$

"Out of all the bubble tea chains we've tried in the Triangle (e.g., Cha House, Quickly), Moge Tee has been the best and most consistent in terms of quality to us. The tea we've had at the Moge Tee locations in both Raleigh and Durham have been good and satisfying. I recommend this place. Overall, it's one of the better bubble tea places we've been to in the Triangle so far (local businesses included).Unlike a lot of bubble tea chains, Moge Tee is from mainland China, not Taiwan (most of the big brands are from Taiwan). It started in 2012. This location opened in December 2019 in West Raleigh, across the street from NC State. It's on Hillsborough Street, the main drag for NC State (like what Franklin Street is to UNC). Moge Tee sits directly across from Winston and Caldwell Halls.We visited on a Saturday afternoon when street parking was free. Metered parking is enforced Monday-Friday, 8am-8pm. Several spots were available near Moge Tee. I parked in front of Caldwell Hall.This location has the typical small/compact bubble tea store layout. The interior is a little more narrow and cramped than average. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Their outdoor seating, on the brick and concrete sidewalk, is nice. It's partially covered. During our visit, the store was busy, but the line wasn't bad. They had plenty of staff to keep things moving at a brisk pace.My wife and I got a Super Fruit Green Tea (large, $5.75) and a Taro Tofu Pudding (medium, made with soy milk, $6.00). These two drinks were cold, refreshing, and hit the spot. Fruit tea is a healthier, lighter alternative to the more calorie-dense milk bubble teas yet is still tasty and satisfying. The Super Fruit Green Tea we had here had good, strong tea flavor. Fruits in the tea included lime, lemon, orange, watermelon, and passionfruit (pulp and seeds). The Taro Tofu Pudding drink had lots of real taro and silken tofu in it, easily sucked up through a wide boba straw. The ingredients tasted fresh and appetizing. An advantage to this drink is it's caffeine-free. I'd only had caffeinated beverages on this particular day until ordering this (I was looking for something caffeine-free). Also, we liked that there were multiple milk alternatives like almond milk and soy milk. In general, the quality of both drinks was consistent with the Moge Tee we've been to in Old West Durham.A detail I like about some of the lids here is, unlike the common plastic film covers and other types of lids, you can re-snap the straw holes shut. There are circular indentations on top of the lids where you can snap the straw hole covers while you drink. I've seen similar for sip lids, but for straw lids, I've not seen it as often.Moge Tee has all the standard, popular drinks like tea with cheese foam, Yakult drinks, "Milk Swirl" (e.g., Brown Sugar Bubble Milk Tea), and Uji matcha (considered the superior type of matcha green tea). Expect to spend about $5-7 each for a medium-sized drink (500 mL or 17 oz) and about $6-9 each for a large-sized drink (700 mL or 24 oz) before tax and tip.They also serve egg waffles. Most varieties (e.g., matcha and strawberry) are about $7 each. The menu listed the egg waffles as exclusive to Raleigh, but I'm not sure how true that is.Service was great. The staff was polite and processed orders fast and efficiently.At the time of writing this review, there are six Moge Tee locations in North Carolina including one in each Triangle city (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill). There are two in Georgia (Atlanta and Duluth). None in South Carolina."

Mochinut Raleigh

★★★★☆ 4.3 (4)

"Mochinut has finally made it to the Raleigh area. A friend recommended we check out the new location in the Pleasant Valley strip mall which is located within our neighborhood. The staff here are so friendly and courteous. I brought my mom who is 70 to enjoy a Korean corn dog as well. She decided on the original with half cheese, half hot dog and a chocolate churro Mochinut. She enjoyed both. My friend and I had the flaming hot Cheetos corn dog with mozzarella, a Minions donut and a matcha boba tea with popping peach boba.I enjoyed my matcha boba tea. The mochinuts were warm and chewy. Definitely stop by while in the area for Korean treats."

Black Ivory Café

★★★★★ 4.8 (59)

"Located adjacent to the Shabu Shabu restaurant and by the same owner. We came in early for breakfast, so it wasn't crowded. This looks like the kind of cafe people come in to fire up their laptop while sipping their coffee. I ordered a London Fog which i don't see often at cafes and split a katsu croissantwich with the Hubs. This breakfast sandwich was a tasty mix of salty and sweet flavors. Highly recommend this sandwich for it's unique combo French/Japanese flavors. The service was friendly and we will be back for sure when we are back in town."

Brecotea

★★★★☆ 4 (289) • $$

"We love Brecotea! We started coming here about three years ago and continue to recommend it to others. They make delicious breads, pastries, cakes, and more in sweet and savory flavors. Some are better than others, but I'm sure it's more due to taste preference than quality. I particularly like their hot dog, chicken curry, and mango pastries paired with a fruit tea. Most recently I purchased the potted plant cake since it looked so real. After parking in the lot, grab a tray and tongs from beside the display case. Pick your desired breads and pastries then head to the counter. At the counter, if desired, you can order cake slices, ice cream, or a beverage (milk teas, fruit teas, milkshakes, etc.) then pay. It is pricy, but comparable to similar establishments. The pastries are worth the price for an occasional treat. Brecotea continues to be on our list of places to bring friends, family, and visitors. We definitely recommend it to others!"

Boba Baba

★★★★★ 4.5 (278) • $$

"Been a while since I stopped here. Looks like the hype has platued. For a weekend, not as busy as usual. Same bobba flavors. Mochi donuts - no change. Still tasting good and served warm."

Khao Sen

★★★★★ 4.8 (27)

"I've had Khao Sen to-go twice now, and I've loved it! Their food is amazing and somehow gives me a "Thai meets Vietnamese" tease. I'm obsessed with their Thai tea with boba, and the sweet sausage fried rice is my all-time favorite. This restaurant is a go-to for the hubs and I, and we're so glad you're near. Cheers!"

Bowlba Cafe

★★★★★ 4.6 (33)

"So, when the best sushi chef in the Triangle (who is Thai) says "this is the best Thai place around," you go check it out. Bird was right. This place is pretty darn good. We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and all ordered the pad Thai, because that's what Bird said to get. What we got was a deep bowl of beautifully sauced rice noodles- sweet, sour, umami-packed. The garnishes are what always get it for me- crunchy bean sprouts, lightly charred green onions, not-too-many crushed peanuts, and generous protein (we all got the chicken).There's a wide variety of teas and such available in the punch-the-top cup, with plenty of add-one like boba or pudding and such. Service is sweet and attentive, and the homey cafe vibe makes you want to just hang out and people-watch the neighborhood folks who are dropping in and out."

Feng Cha Raleigh

★★★★★ 4.8 (13)

"This place is decorated so cute. When you walk in you have to smile from the adorable decorations. It's super clean, bright and cheerful. Workers are nice and menu is easy.,I had the melon tea with tapioca on the bottom. Best boba tea I've had. So much flavor. I love this place. Can't wait to go back and try others. Also I love the way you can personalize your drink. I choose less ice and 100% sweetness. This was perfect for me."

Bep Vietnamese Kitchen

★★★★☆ 4.2 (127) • $$

"TLDR: Good Vietnamese food and boba tea in Holly Springs. Reasonable prices and portions. Fresh ingredients. Friendly, efficient service. Yum, delicious Vietnamese food in Holly Springs. Bep is easy to locate with parking available in nearby lots or along the street. I stopped here on a weekend evening for dinner having ordered online for pick-up. Estimated pick-up time was 30 minutes. The menu is full of delicious sounding items making it difficult to decide. We ended up choosing the grilled tofu vermicelli bowl ($13.95), tofu roll ($6.95), and pho ga bowl ($13.95). We enjoyed each of the items including the accompanying sauces. Prices and portions are reasonable. Plus the items were packaged well. That being said I would have liked if the tofu rolls were not wrapped in Saran wrap. Seems wasteful and unnecessary since there are other ways to keep them from sticking. Only other suggestion I have is that they read the order notes. I included a note in two places on the online order (since I was not sure which space to put it) and neither was read or acknowledged. I asked when picking up the order and they hadn't even seen the note. It may not have printed with the order. Therefore, if there is anything important that you need the kitchen to know, I would recommend calling to place the order or dining in. When I arrived to pick up the order I was greeted by a friendly employee at the counter. My order was retrieved quickly and was accurate. Overall, we enjoyed our meal and recommend this restaurant to others!"