Mu Mu Tea

It’s a great place. Cool feeling in here. Lots of students. About 6 different pods to hang out with friends at. You get your drink pretty quick. You order completely on the robot order kiosks. Assam Milk Tea: Cold, sweet, creamy. Some complex lower notes. Earth taste? Feels like it is topped with a vibrant flower. Herbal taste with no bitterness. Winter melon lemonade: Very complicated and a roller coaster of initial, middle, and after tastes. The sour of the lemon hits you first. Then it falls into a simple sweetness. Then the herbal taste. Airy. Ends high. Feels cold, like a lemonade at a water park. Overall one of the most rollercoaster-type drinks I’ve had in a while.

Parking isn't great, but it's downtown Minneapolis so that's expected. Have to pay for parking they dont have a parking lot. Tea and deserts were pretty tasty and decently priced. You order from a screen and then they call your name when ready, like a fast food joint. Annoying door beeper that goes off everytime someone enters or exists and it's twice since they have 2 doors.

MuMu Tea, conveniently located near U of M East Bank, is a cozy haven for tea lovers. Their wide selection of teas and matching desserts is impressive. The ordering process is streamlined with easy-to-use kiosks. A welcoming atmosphere and well-chosen music make it a must-visit.

The boba is very good. I got a brown sugar milk tea with a pistachio mochi donut, and my friend got winter melon tea. We each liked all three items. You have to order from a kiosk; I didn’t see a register and the worker didn’t look at us, just called our name when the order was ready. They have a nice seating area with cute pillows. Some of the areas are a bit industrial or grimy looking, and there was a loud beeping coming from the back that was maybe related to orders coming in. There weren’t example pictures of everything or a case of food, so it was hard to know what snack to get. I got the donut because there was a deal. Overall, I’ve gone a couple times and I’ll go again because the boba is good and it’s a convenient location for me, but I would probably take the drink somewhere else once I have it. I hope to try some of their more unique menu items in the future.

Super variety of tea and bubble tea drinks. But I really enjoy the sweets and cakes. I like the little moon cakes. Or mung bean cakes. It’s a very simple layout with two large kiosk screen type ordering stations. There are a variety of chairs and tables for dining in and it’s convenient to campus so that to go is never a problem. Service is quick and easy and very professional, courteous and organized. I’ve never seen papers or cups lying around or not cleaned up. The store is always very tidy and neat. But again the main event or the cakes. Highly recommended.

[Updated] It's still taste pretty good. Purple Rice Milktea, Sesame Milktea, and Roasted Halzelnut are my favourite. ------------------------------------------ The staff is so nice and friendly. I usually get the Roasted Hazelnut Milktea w Cheese Foam and 50% sugar. My husband always get Purple Rice Milktea. Also, you should try the wheel cake because they are really good.

The wheel cake is a scam. The skin is not wheel cake but sponge cake and not a good one. The salty yolk is no yolk but some yellow oil wetting the cake. You can check out the picture and compare it with the picture on their add. Even the size is only a half. They don't worth $3.75, maybe $1.75 at top.

An impressive selection of outstanding teas! I appreciated the ability to customize the sugar content. The fruit tea was truly exceptional! Complementing it with a delightful milk cake made the entire experience genuinely enjoyable!

I love going to the place as it has a variety of different fruit teas and milk teas along with toppings! You can adjust the sweetness level with the majority of the drinks. You can order at the Kiosk that have photos of the menu. Favorite Drinks: Mango Yakult, Thai milk tea, or Taro. Toppings: coconut jellies or aloe I like to get 0 - 25% sweetness and add the toppings to make it sweet. Parking: You can park for free in the garage at the Wahu up to 2 hours. Environment: can be overstimulating sometimes with the online order notification going off abruptly loud for a long period of time.

Consistently good tea. Easy ordering at the kiosk. Cute interior. A solid boba shop. Just be prepared to wait a little if you go during peak hours! When there are lots of drink orders, they get a bit backed up (which is understandable). Highlights: They have purple rice as one of their topping options. The herbal jelly is delish. Orders Purple rice milk tea: so good! Some people think rice in drinks is an odd, but it's one of my favorites. 25% sweet, less ice. Perfect. Taro milk tea with boba (25% sweet, less ice): standard taro milk tea. Boba was good. V refreshing. Oolong milk tea with herbal jelly (25% sweet, less ice): better than Feng cha! A satisfying treat after a long day.

Something we love about this tea shop is how we can order on the screen- meaning no interaction and it is easy to customize. The line is fast or nonexistent to order. In terms of food I tend to get the same thing. A brown sugar boba, since it is good. But there's so many different things you could get change it up anytime and not get bored. I also got the mooncakes to switch it up this time. The moon cake takes longer but is a good treat. It has a nice seating space but no one really seems to be sitting around to talk in here. A great place to go!

We came here for some boba for a much needed family mental break. There were some fun flavors and the ordering kiosk was easy to use. We got 3 boba tea varieties and each of them was flavorful. My brother's mint tea variety was extra tasty in my opinion, I will definitely order the one he got next time I'm around that area.

Desserts and bubble tea. Service is quick unless the moon cakes those wait, but still recommend ambiance chill hangout

This is still my favorite boba tea place in Minneapolis! Their consistency in flavor, speed of service and price is why I continue coming back.

Still our favorite beverage spot in Minneapolis--best tasting boba and milk teas. Shout out to the one employee working hard to get a full room of people their drinks.

My drink was okay. It was grainy and bitter, not very enjoyable. We were going to use a gift card that we got but they changed the system and wouldn't let us use our card. The ambience is okay, nothing special.

Very close location to the train station and hotel I was staying at. Service was fast and the variety of pastries offered was great. Stoppped by late for a late night boba and snack and wasn't disappointed. Didn't get to try much as I stopped by on the last day of my trip but will try again if I'm in the area.

Great place to stop by after having good Chinese food next door. We got some mochi donuts and some drinks. I got a guava yakult drink. It didn't taste too much like a yakult but it was good. The donuts were also pretty good. But I thought they could use a little more flavor. Would come again when I'm around the area. Easy quick service using the kiosk. Pretty cute interior as well.

Got the taro bubble latte and it was delicious! It's just straight up taro and milk with boba and ice. You can't even adjust sugar because they don't add any. The taro does have some sugar in it but you can't adjust that. The flavor was really good. You could actually taste the taro and it added a creamy texture to the drink. Boba was perfectly chewy. The space is really small and it was very busy on a Saturday afternoon so probably not a great place to get work done. Also only have street parking.

Here at MuMu's you self order at the screens, it can be a little confusing if you want to Special order something on a screen. Their Boba tea isn't that great, you can get better across the street at Kung foo tea. The up side at MuMu is they serve Mochi donuts, however they aren't fresh donuts.

Hands down some of the best bubble tea I've had! We ended up getting bubble tea from here as a bundle on DoorDash since it's near Sidewalk Kitchen, where we ordered dinner from. I ended up getting a large oolong milk tea with tapioca and pudding. I love that their tapioca is still fresh, soft and chewy around 7pm when it's closer to the store closing time. Back home in Chicago, I'm so used to places running out of that topping or giving you non fresh ones, so it's refreshing to see. The pudding is also great quality, enhancing the tea flavor and goes so well with the tapioca. I do recommend tweaking the ice and sugar levels a bit when ordering. My partner placed our order on DoorDash and neglected those two settings, so my drink was filled with ice which made the drink taste a bit watered down, but the tea flavor is still rich which makes me appreciate them sourcing great ingredients. The regular sugar level is not something I'm used to. My partner ended up coming back in person to make it right, and I loved the drink even more at no sugar and no ice. They are efficient and honor your drink requests and customizations. My partner said there were at least 15 people there still around 8:30pm on a Sunday, and that's how you know it's legit. I'd recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for bubble tea, and it's also convenient with them taking orders on delivery apps.

Best boba on campus! Not a ton of seating but the cakes and milk tea were great. There were spots open on a Friday afternoon and it's very quiet so it's a good option to meet up with someone! Cheaper than other boba spots nearby. It tasted like real tea unlike chains like kung fu tea. Parking was really difficult because there's only a few street parking spots out front on a very busy street. The staff was friendly and helped explain food and drink options.

Another day, another boba place. Pretty average overall (3.5/5). The pricing was average, the drinks were average, and the service was eh. The one thing that was cool about this place were the fresh wheel cakes. They make it right when you order them so they come out piping hot. For my drink I got the passion fruit yogurt ($4.75) and I only tasted the yogurt, no passion fruit. However, I would be willing to come back here and try more drinks.

What e terrible experience. This is one of the places that doesn't have any person up front to take your order, but expect a tip - which still I did. I used their large screen to order a green tea, and on the notes, I put "unsweetened" since there was no option for me to select it when I picked the tea. 30 minutes later, I understand, there was only 1 girl running the show.... I get my tea that was super super sweet. I told the person that it was supposed to be unsweetened and I put it on my notes. Her response "Well notes do not do anything" The notes section was the spot to list allergens, so clearly, this place ignores them all. I would not complain about the wait, as I understand that sometimes things take longer. But what I cannot stand is attitude specially when itnwas their messup. I just walked out and came to Caribou Coffee, much better.

Wanted something fruity on a hot July 4th and glad we tried. Nice decor and quick service. Had purple rice milk tea and passionfruit lemon tea with crystal bobas. You can adjust the sugar and ice levels which was great! They also sell the Taiwanese wheel cake (freshly made) but we were too full to get any. I had those plenty of times in Taiwan and it's essentially either red bean, custard, or taro fillings. Glad to see Minneapolis offers quite a few boba shops!

I saw this place on Yelp and had to try it. Their menu is extensive and it was hard for me to choose what to get! I ended up getting a matcha boba drink along with a dessert. Both were very delicious! Highly recommend.

I got the green tea lemonade with strawberry popping pearls. The drink was super good. Parking: no free parking, it is all metered street parking. Bathroom: there is a bathroom open to the public, you just need to ask for the key. Workspace: there are a limited number of tables to work at inside. I am not sure if they had outlets nearby.

Terrible fucking place mate. We came into the shop as soon as it opened. Places two orders of three drinks on the machine, my friends were order no.1, I was order no.2. 30 minutes later, still fucking nothing in our hands. The barista was just walking around greasing her cake pans and putting doughs on. Ignoring a room full of people (probably 20 at least) waiting for their orders. Understaffed? Nah mate, they didn't even start making order No.1yet. This place is a fucking joke. I threw my drink into the trash when she handed it to me. Trust me when I say I wanted to throw that shit into their kitchen just to make a statement: you waste my time, then I'll waste yours. But I thought about thrle other customers and decided to contain myself a little. Fucking terrible place. Terrible service, mediocre boba. I'm never visiting this place again, there are other boba shops in the area that at the very least, serve their customers on time.

Its a very simple and chill environment, they have a kiosk so you can order yourself but the Thai tea was amazing its very rich but not overly sweet, super quick service and friendly

The menu options are a little confusing... For example, the taro milk tea doesn't actually have any taro or milk in it; it's flavor powder with non-dairy creamer. But the taro latte does have real mashed taro and whole milk (but no tea). In general, the various teas have good flavor, and you can add bubbles or red beans etc. We also got the wheel cakes, which are freshly made. The red bean one is very tasty. If you eat it right away, the outside is crisp and the inside is warm and soft. I waited until I got home to try the green tea mochi and custard cakes, and they were soft and mushy by then. Also, when cooked down, the custard is more like stiff Handi-Snacks pudding.

My favorite bubble tea in Minneapolis! I love all their tea options cakes. The place has a great vibe and it smells amazing! Great date spot

We stopped by Mu Mu on a Monday evening around 7:30. There's street parking out front but it does fill up fast. Once inside it was clean, bright and the menu was large enough to read. There were several people who came out on our way in and two people still waiting for their drinks. We were a little confused between the brown sugar milk tea (a typical drink we would order) and the brown sugar latte (never heard of it). The employee informed us that the tea is dairy free, made with a creamer and no boba. While the later is milk based and has boba. Ultimately we went with the lattes. They were honestly just okay- nothing special. I didn't taste brown sugar at all and my drink was mostly white. The boba was good but overall that's all I tasted. I did get a peanut butter wheel cake too. It was good, affordable and piping hot. I will say they took forever to cook. Our drinks were done at least 7 minutes before the wheel cakes. If you're in the area I could see checking this place out, but I wouldn't go out of my way to try it.

I think this is definitely the best boba tea shop in Minneapolis hands down. Every drink that I have tried from them is always perfect and they have wonderful service as well. It is very popular though especially in the evenings/weekends so expect a longer wait time. They also offer desserts along side their drinks, they have a massive menu so there are plenty of yummy items to try

Ordered door dash from here. Loved the taro bubble tea. One of my favorite places in Minneapolis to get this. Definitely a weekly staple

In my ongoing quest for the best and most authentic bubble tea in Minnesota, this one comes pretty darn close! I first heard about Mu Mu from a foodie friend who called it "legit". He knows good Chinese food so I was like, I need to get this! Mu Mu did not disappoint! I went with a more classic Taro bubble tea - the taro is real and I think fresh, and you can taste the difference! I also tried two wheel cakes, which are these little puck-like cakes made fresh while you wait! Batter is poured into the little special griddle and then filling is added. That half is then flipped onto another half that has been simultaneously cooking. It's hard to describe - you just have to experience it yourself :) we tried a red bean cake and a pudding cake and they were awesome! On a scale from one to authentic, this place is legit! First clue: the gaggle of Chinese aunties hanging out in the corner. Second clue: when my mom saw the wheel cake she squealed and said "I haven't had one of these since I moved from Taiwan!" So get to Mu Mu. It's on campus, but totally worth the trip! Plus there is free parking in the building!

I'm not much of a boba fanatic, but Mu Mu Tea definitely satisfied my rare craving for bubble tea! We waited about 15-20 minutes for our drinks as the place was pretty packed today (game day). I ordered a taro milk tea with pearls and asked for 75% sugar. Even with the sugar adjustment I still found the drink to be too sweet, so I would even go down to 50% next time. Other than that, the tea itself was okay. I liked the chewiness of the boba itself, and my bowels were especially thankful that all of the milk teas are actually lactose free! The lattes have a soy milk substitute for all of my fellow lactose intolerant comrades as well. Overall, pretty good lactose free milk teas that are moderately priced, but be sure to adjust your sugar level!

The Good: Cute decor and clean space different desserts like the Boba mochi huge drink portions The Bad: Service is a bit slow prices are a tad high Worth a visit if you're looking for a different boba place than a chain.

Boba and wheel cakes are truly the perfect combo! It's like coffee and croissants! We ordered several drinks and wheel cakes. I had a regular size taro milk tea with cheese foam and pearls and a vanilla custard wheel cake- they were super delicious! The drink wasn't as sweet as other places which I appreciated and you could choice your sweetness level and ice preference. Although the price is a bit more than other boba places- I still think it's a fair price if you compare it to coffee places like Starbucks. Also the wheel cakes looked so small in person compared to on picture but I found it to be the perfect size. The main reason why I'm giving Mu Mu Tea a 3/5 instead of a 4/5 is because the customer service was very slow and lacking. Our drinks/wheel cakes took a bit longer than other places due to our group but there were several individuals also waiting long for just one drink. For our party of 4, our order took 20-30 minutes which is long for just drinks and a couple wheel cakes in my opinion. There was definitely enough staff but it seems like the cashier was doing too much and other staff in the back could have been helping- the cashier by herself was taking orders, making the wheel cakes, checking drinks for over 20 so people waiting. It would have been nice for the staff to help out and give customers an estimate for wait time with the delay.

Mu Mu Tea is super cute and the drinks I tried were pretty good. Also, ordered the wheel cakes, which was something I have not had before. For the drinks we ordered the brown sugar boba latte and the winter melon tea. I wish the brown sugar boba was with matcha or milk tea or something, since it is just the brown sugar boba and milk once you drink the boba it does not have much flavor. But, the boba them self were really good and I like the cup size it comes in. The winter melon tea was super delicious, it was the first time I tried this flavor and I really liked it. I wish I could describe the tea, it almost reminds me of the chrysanthemum tea drinks. The wheel cakes were nice and warm I especially liked the custard one.

This place is a great boba shop to stop by if you're in stadium village! One of the few boba places on campus that offer indoor seating which makes it a great place to meet up with friends or to study. The drinks and food are good. The place gets busy, so order time may take a while, but they have ordering quiosks that make things easier.

My younger offspring is turning into something of a boba afficianado, so the fact that they wanted to return to get more the same day speaks volumes to me! We settled on returning the next day. This is a nicely appointed but small space, friendly atmosphere and tasty drinks and snacks. Parking is a bit of a issue since it's on a busy street near an intersection

Summary: Stay cooled from the heat with this cute local boba tea place! Despite their minimal aesthetic look, their drinks bring a lot to the table. Try their Deep Roast Oolong, but maybe pass on the Thai Tea Whatever it is, you're going to want a Large of what you order (and don't forget to ask for less ice = more tea)! Drinks & Prices: I ordered the Large Deep Roast Oolong Milk Tea Macchiatto w/ milk cap (normal sugar, less ice, $5.25). VERY IMPRESSED! I was not expecting an actual "deep roast" flavor. You can taste the oolong tea without the "bitterness" that steaming teas for too long can cause. The milk cap helped enhance the flavors and provided an extra creamy texture. For that price too? I am definitely coming back! My other friends ordered the Brown Sugar Milk tea (Normal sugar, less ice, Bobba, $5.25), Large Thai Tea (normal sugar, less ice, Bobba $5.75), and *Fruit Tea (*can't remember exactly which one. ~$4.75-5.50). Overall, everyone liked their drinks enough to finish it BUT the Thai Tea had a deep roast flavor to it as well. We were not expecting such a roasted taste for a Thai Tea, so it was a bit weird & off-putting for us. The Brown Sugar MT was very light in taste. You could barely taste any sweetness in the drink so maybe increase the sugar level or ask them to put more Brown sugar into the drink! The fruit tea was actually pretty good!! Usually they're too sweet or too bitter for me, but I remember this one tasting refreshing. Note: Workers wore masks, no dine-in available, but you can walk inside the cafe! Or you can order ahead. Area is right by the UoM school & student housing so pretty walkable to nearby restaurants and transit.

Excellent little tea shop. The interior is cozy and the college students around are lucky to have it. The boba that I got was well done, and the pastry was warm/just made. In the cold MN weather, this a nice little spot for some rest and reflection.

This boba place was great in dinky town! The store was super clean and seemed fo have an interesting selection of desserts. The drink itself was pretty good, not life changing, but they were generous with the boba and moderately priced. I believe the large was $5.50 maybe, and a lot of the surrounding shops were $7 and up.

Mu Mu Tea does brown sugar boba right. Mu Mu Tea is a boba cafe located right outside the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis. I came here after having dinner at a restaurant next door and I'm glad I did. The cafe itself is clean, always busy with students, and has plenty of places to sit. The smell of freshly made wheel cakes will tempt even the strongest. It focuses on the student crowd of the nearby university so you'll see plenty studying here. I was also surprised to see that this place had brown sugar boba available. I've seen plenty of people post about this boba and was delighted to see that they make it authentically to some of its better-known counterparts. The price may be a bit higher for those used to boba. Yet the quality is well worth the price tag. They did take a bit of time to make my order. But I can't blame them for that. The place was a bit crowded when I got here. Wouldn't mind coming back. 5/5. Fav in the city.

Came here with kids, ordered 4 drinks with boba bubbles. We were told it will be a wait of 10 extra minutes as they were making more bubbles. Waited 30 minutes, were told that they ran out of bubbles, and cancelled our order. Lovely place to hang out while waiting to disappoint your kids.

I LOVE MU MU TEA! I don't even live anywhere near this place, but I will forever force people to come here and try it out because it is SO amazing! Their chocolate milk tea and the brown sugar latte are incredible. I love the boba they use, it's not too large and not overly chewy like some places. I dream about this place on a daily basis. I've only ever visited them during quarantine, but I think when they open up indoor seating the atmosphere would be a cozy, nice place to hang out. You can order at the front or on an iPad at the entrance, whichever is easiest for you. The aroma of the shop is pleasing and warm, it smells like the pastries they are making. The people that work their are super sweet and are great at making suggestions. Parking is super easy on the street and technically you have to pay, but it takes like 7 minutes to get your bubble tea so you can totally be illegal like me and park without paying, not that I'm suggesting you break the law (but I am).

I hit mumu on a Saturday night and was surprised at how many people were there. The drinks took a while to make and they actually ran out of bobas. To me, that's an essential part of bubble tea. The taste of the brown sugar milk tea was nothing amazing, but I'm sure some of their lattes are better. The prices were typical for a bubble tea place close to a college campus, so it gets 3 stars for me.

Y'all should know that low-key the real reason I came here was for the cute cup...every aesthetically pleasing boba shops have some kind of animal sketch on their cups these days right? I saw several cute posts of MuMu Tea on instagram last month and was itching to try it out when I'm back in MN. I was VERY tempted to try their Brown Sugar Latte, but the $7 price tag was way too steep then. Instead, I got a original milk tea with bubbles, no ice and regular sugar. I liked that their tea is not overly sweet, even with a 70% sugar. I usually get 30 or 50% sugar in other places, but I think 70% did the job for me. The boba was soft and chewy. I like how strong the tea is as well, but it wasn't mind-blowing. My friend ordered the Taro Bubble Latte and it def isn't as purple as in the picture lol. I had several sip of hers and the taro is definitely strong as they use actual taro, so you can taste the texture...which I'm not sure if I'm a fan of. My friend she wouldn't order it again, but would like to the purple yam one next time..maybe it will be better? Overall, I think it's a decent bubble tea place with lots of options. Their original milk tea was decent, not necessarily outstanding. I definitely want to try more of their selections before passing final judgements, but this is just my first impression. I think I might have hyped it up too much for myself. Aside from that, the service was good and the interior was cute. Very similar set up to Bambu, but with different color schemes and insta worthy!

Quite frankly there is a lot of places that serve bubble teas in MN now. Is this place the best? No I don't think so, is there a better place, quite possibly, but will I return, unlikely. Harsh, I know but hey it's a cut throat competition y'all! The atmosphere of this place mirrors the working of the previous owner of this location and it's quite pleasing, whether hanging out with friends or studying for a final/exam. In terms of bubble tea, i did not go for a signature drink from the menu but I feel the off, odds and ends drinks are the true judgement of this place. I ordered the winter melon milk tea with bubbles. The milk tea tasted truly like milk, much similar to boba guys milk tea which is refreshing but not my favorite as it's quite creamy in texture and takes away from the winter melon taste. As someone who just recently traveled back from Taiwan and had the best of the best, this isn't something worth comparing. I will say the boba does have a great texture and bite with a hint of sweetness to it. On the other hand, the wheels cakes are something else. We tried the matcha Mochi cake and was greeted with a runny middle dough. Not sure if that was intentional or not but it definitely was not good. I mean is it suppose to be a waffle made of tapioca starch airy and chewy, or is it suppose to be a soufflé in portable form, either way bring back my pandan waffle damnit cause that's the better version of this thing. Rant over.

I tried this place once when it first opened and tried it again recently and my verdict is the same: it is okay. I had winter melon milk tea with bubbles my first time and the flavor was very subtle and bubbles tasted different from other places but nit as good . Tried the Oolong milk tea the second time with bubbles and bubbles were more in par with other spots but the tea itself wasn't spectacular. Tried some of my brother thai milk tea and it didn't really taste like Thai tea either. However, the one advantage that Mumu tea has over other bubble tea shops on campus is that it has a large study/ hang out space and is very instagram worthy (both drinks and space), although everything looked exactly as it did when Bambu was there. There is also parking nearby in a ramp under Wahu. I do want to come back and try the wheel cakes and try a different drink. Maybe I just picked the wrong menu items.

The boba was great, but the wheel cake was "ehh". Service was okay, not good, not bad.

Mu Mu Tea is SO awesome!!! I am so glad this place open, way better than Bambu that used to be there LOL Mu Mu has lots of options for drinks and they all look so tasty ! I try Purple Yam bubble latte. wow, unlike anything I ever had before!! very tasty! it is like milk drink with chunky yam in it and boba bubbles. and i LIKED it a lot!! might sounds weird to some people , but i enjoyed it! the boba here is good flavor and chewy. the BEST part about Mu mu tea is they have Taiwanese wheel cakes!!!! omg these things are Soooooo good and tasty and fun! I am so happy to eat these!! they have a bunch of different flavors, i order a bunch to try. they are kind of small, so you can easily order more than one to eat and try diff flavors. they make them to order and they come out fresh and warm, ready for you to eat! Matcha red bean cake was so good!! i love anything red bean Vanilla custard cake is also so bomb! Peanut with mochi has peanut butter and is gooey good. and taro salted egg yolk! lot of flavors. the batter they use for the cake part is so good and sweet too, its kind of like a waffle but in rounded cake form, with fillings. I love mu mu tea and will be back soon to try more!! Also the shop is so cute, i love the cup designs and the packaging and everything. what a nice place :-) they should add taiwanese shave ice to the menu next lol that would be sweet!!

This place is probably my new favorite in Minnesota and I have only been here twice. Both times, two different orders and it turned out perfect. Green tea macchiato 5/5: my friend recommended this tea to me and I honestly love it. Perfect amount of tea blending and the cream on top. Wintermelon green milk tea 5/5: it was perfection. I honestly didn't think perfect existed until I had a sip of this.

Best bubble tea I've had in the cities! The taro tea is one of my favourites-0% sugar is more than sweet enough; no need to add any more! Really nice for an afternoon pick-me-up on a stressful day.

I love tea. I love cake. Ergo, I love this place! More seriously, this was absolutely amazing food and milk tea! I was feeling some sweets, and this place nailed it. I ordered delivery, so I can't weigh in on decor or staff service. However, delivery was very prompt, and was actually before the predicted time, so that was awesome! I ordered a Chocolate Chip Cake, a Taro Ball Dessert, and a Salted Caramel Milk Tea with added pudding. The Chocolate Chip Cake was creamy and satisfying, not overly sweet and very fluffy! It was about the size of a hockey puck, so a bit small for the price, but flavor was incredible. Absolutely would order this again. The Taro Ball Dessert is appropriately sized for the price, and comprised of taro balls, purple yam balls, sweet potato balls, crystal bubbles, azuki red beans, pudding, and herb based jelly. It balanced a savory under flavor with a sweet, light overtone. I was worried that the sweet would be too strong after reading what would come, but it wasn't an issue at all. It came with a sweet milk shot to put over it as well, which added another layer of richness to the dessert. I would definitely order this again--especially since it's going to last me a while. Lastly, the Salted Caramel Milk Tea. I got a large with added egg pudding. The texture of the pudding was smooth, but didn't come off as slimy in the tea. The tea itself was very caramel flavored, but the refreshing flavor of milk tea was still present. While I only added pudding, there were a ton of options for additions to the tea that I could have done, which was fantastic. Would order again, and will be. Next time I might add the espresso shot, though. Overall, I can only rate this place on the food and pricing. Pricing was fairly balanced, and the taste was phenomenal. For me, this was a 5/5 and I'll be back!

$6 for a bobba tea seems pretty steep!! I am not sure how I feel about this place or the boba drink. I liked it, but I don't have this satisfaction in my mind craving for more of it in the future. They do have unique offerings. The menu list is pretty long and creative. Their drinks are not super sweet so that's a plus. I want to come back to try their cheese tea at some point. I think their business is successful because of all their Instagram worthy drinks. Other than that, they are as good as all other bobba places in town. Complimentary garage parking though is super extra!!