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Aroma Coffee and Snacks

3.9 (204 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Smashed avocado
Kreesha E.

My family and I each got the smashed avocado. It's less like bambu's version and reminds me of the avocado condensed milk dessert growing up. Very busy but didn't take too long. No frills place, but you do have an option to sit and enjoy your sweet treats

Mary L.

I stopped by since it's been over 5 years now. The small business was kind of suffering back then. Nowadays, beverages are much better in taste, but note, it's pricey for over $8 per beverage dessert now (with taxes included). You would think this food court area would have more affordable options, but don't expect it here. Selections are still good and size cup too. My regular Halo Halo still tasted good. Fried food items are decent. Cashier was quick and efficient. Cash and cards accepted. No self service kiosk though. Place isn't huge, but it's an old spot for convenience. At least there's still lots of tables and chairs here. They used to take a long time here when processing customer orders. I'm glad they've improved a bit. Place can use an upgrade in interior design these days. It's a casual place to grab and go. You can try ice cream sandwiches or buy bags of lumpia. As long as beverage desserts still taste good, it's definitely surviving.

Smashed avocado w/ no sugar
Angelina C.

Whenever my mom and I visit Seafood City, stopping by Aroma is an absolute must. One drink we can't resist is their smashed avocado drink--it's our go-to every time! We always order it with no sugar because, honestly, that's the best way to enjoy it. The natural flavors of the fresh avocado, jellies, and other toppings shine through without any added sweetness. In my opinion, it's always a solid 10/10--refreshing, flavorful, and the perfect treat! If you're looking for a place with delicious drinks and snacks, Aroma is the spot to be. I highly recommend giving it a try, especially if you love avocado-based drinks!

Smashed Avocado
Sherica G.

Been going here since forever... still the best smashed avocado I have ever tasted. Although now, I request for just 50% sugar, not bec it is too sweet with 100%, but just bec I am more aware to take care of myself. And honestly, lessening the sugar did not lessen the quality.

Justine T.

My go-to spot after grocery shopping at Seafood City. I haven't really tried any other dessert drink besides their smashed avocado which is always my go-to and it's always satisfying every single time. The avocados are ripe and they give just the right amount of jelly toppings and ice. I recently tried their smashed avocado purple rice drink and it was bomb. I'm a fan of purple sticky rice so adding it to the smashed avocado drink added a nice texture/taste to the overall drink.

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Sonya E.

We were in the area running errands and had one last stop to the Great Mall down the street. Aroma Coffee and Snacks offers a variety of Vietnamese Desserts (Che), coffee drinks, fresh juices, smoothies, milk tea drinks, and snacks. I ordered the Avocado Smash and I would confidently argue that this dessert drink is the star of the drink menu. It was perfect on all accounts for a dessert drink -- bite size avocado bits with tapioca everything. It's one of those things that can't be described, only experienced! We ordered some snacks to share: French Fries and Crispy Shrimp Rolls. There is a small dining area in the front and a bigger one toward the back door leading to the parking lot. It's located as a stand inside an indoor mall so you'll feel more foot traffic than usual compared to a traditional storefront. I will make it a point to stop in for an Avocado Smash from their menu when I'm in Milpitas again. My only critique is when I ask for extra ketchup for my fries (which I had to twice), please give me more than 3 ketchup packets at a time. I know times are tough but it's a big basket of fries to get through with just 3 packets of ketchup. Photo attached for a visual. We were generous with gratuity ($7) of a $28 bill for two drinks and two snacks -- you could have just given me extra ketchup the first time I asked. Sigh.

Snacks
Lloyd C.

3.5 stars. Aroma Coffee and Snacks is located in the plaza that has Seafood City, Korea Garden, Goldilocks, etc. A small shop that has vietnamese drinks, che desserts, snacks, etc. Dark Grass Jelly was good and creamy. It was filled with mung beans, coconut milk, agar agar, and grass jelly. Tasty. The cashier is friendly. I assume she's the owner. Quick and easy to order. Cash or card for payment. They also have an area to sit and enjoy.

My fave Smashed Avocado
Jen V.

This place is my go to place for Smashed Avocado while my boys love the Taro Smashed. I have not tried their other drinks but I'm sure they are all good. They now have Halohalo, maybe I should try that next time I come.

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Chantal T.

LOVE! BEST SMASHED AVOCADO! They have really great dessert drinks and ice cream macaroons too! Located inside the shopping center

Thai and egg pudding dessert
Sami S.

They have refreshing Vietnamese Che (dessert drinks). Toppings in the desserts have become scarce lately. Price is about $6.50 depending on which ones you get. A complaint is that they should have the prices listed on the menu, but it is nowhere to be found. The price is comparable to boba drinks next door, but the the toppings are better. The smashed avocado is popular here. I've tried the Thai, the egg pudding, mango tango, cassava, young coconut, saba & halo halo desserts. They're all good. The cassava has real chunks in it. The saba may be seasonal and I feel that the cantaloupe is too thick to suck up the straw- you can ask for a spoon to eat it. They used to offer snacks, but they've made the menu more simplified.

Taro coconut milk drink with pandan jelly
Krithika S.

It's located in a small shopping mall with a few other snack places. I like the coconut-milk based Che drinks here, and my taro drink didn't disappoint. They use fresh taro and not taro powder like some boba places do. They don't put out the prices in their menu though, I suggest they display prices.

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I go here just for the smashed avocado. Service is just okay. Place can be more organized and clean.

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BEST Avocado Smash in the BAY! My son does not like avocados, but this is his favorite drink

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Yessss they are already open after renovations! Time for some smashed avocado.. The best!

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Not a noodle house.
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Goi salad - light, crisp & flavorful
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4.0
(394 reviews)
1.5 mi
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Coming for not only good food but also beautiful decorations
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We are grateful to opening today to serve our first customers.
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Stir fry beef.
Stir fry beef.
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Banana leaf wrapped seabass
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Stir-fry assorted wild mushrooms
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4.3
(1.4k reviews)
1.8 mi
$$
Casual dining
Catering service

Everything was very flavorful and the presentation is very thoughtful. I had the Lion King salmon…read moreplate, which was fresh and flavorful. I wish I orders one of the star or favorites items. The ube chicken and waffles and the Dino banh mi dip were delicious! Any of their sauces were packed with flavor. The interior had a romantic vibe to it. They should make the service area match though. Customer service was good and they appeared pretty busy. Parking was small, but I did not have a hard time doing a spot.

We finally stopped by after hearing so much about this place, and I can definitely see why it's…read morepopular. The menu has a ton of options, so there really is something for everyone. The portions are generous, and every dish we ordered came out looking just as good as it tasted. From the tacos and grilled meats to the noodles, bánh mì, and chicken and waffles, everything was packed with flavor. Even the drinks tasted great, although I wish they used a little less ice since they were gone after just a few sips. The only downside was the wait. The restaurant is pretty small, so it's understandable that it gets busy, but be prepared to wait during peak hours. Once we were seated, our drinks took a really long time to come out, and that was probably the most frustrating part of the experience. The service wasn't bad, but it could definitely be more attentive, especially when the restaurant is full. Overall, the food made up for the wait, and I'd still come back. The quality, variety, and portion sizes are worth it. If they can improve the drink wait times and make the service a little more efficient, this place would easily be one of my favorites. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving Vietnamese food with plenty of options.

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