The build your own bubble tea, if you do it right, is very satisfactory. Because of how fabulous it…read moreis, it is very hard to find seating sometimes. I have visited this establishment many times, and although most employees are very friendly, there is one employee who is not the nicest and is not approachable.

I'm more of a coffee drinker, but I definitely found a love for tea after visiting steep mountain…read moretea house. It's located right in downtown Bozeman, making it a perfect place to grab a tea before Peets hill or shopping. The menu is quite extensive and a lot of it was foreign to me! I tried the house cider and it was delicious. It was full of spices and a warm apple flavor but very different from any apple cider I've had before. They also have some baked goods that looked amazing. Unfortunately it was too packed to sit and enjoy the tea there- it's clearly a popular spot and a cozy place to stay awhile. I'm looking forward to trying more tea.

This place was pretty good!! They could do better on bussing their tables...a lot of tables were…read moreleft dirty and one side had a bunch of food on the floor...maybe the last party had little kids. Needless to say my Tonkatsu ramen was delicious. I also enjoyed the edemame. They brought it all out at the same time...it would've been nice to nosh on that before the ramen came out. Maybe I'll request that next time. The interior has nice modern decor and a beautiful mural on one wall as well. It's nice to have a Ramen place in Bozeman for sure!! The serving was generous and I was full!! Broth had amazing flavor too.

Very terrible. They messed up our order and didn't even apologize or let us know. Food was so bad…read moreand bland. I ended up leaving my bowl hardly touched on the table and walking out to go to get something else to eat somewhere else. Boba was also disappointing, hardly any flavor or sweetness. And then they will mop right next you as you're eating. So gross!!!

Super-friendly staff, I love the little market they have...I've picked up many sauces and…read moreingredients from there. The boba is good. Just good. But there aren't a lot of places to get boba here, and the market easily puts this one on top for me.

We really weren't expecting much after finding this shop in Bozeman, but still wanted to come by to…read morecheck it out as it was a gem of a find. - PARKING - Large lot with other businesses, easy to get a spot. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We were warmly greeted by the staff member, who was also the only worker (also owner?). The shop is filled with a variety of Asian pantry items and snacks, but we came to try out the boba. Unfortunately the menu we saw online - as well as the front poster on the window - were not up to date, and the list of drinks you could order was a small list of 10. The staff got our orders and slowly made her way through them. She did make a few mistakes in our drinks, but I felt bad as she didn't have anyone to help her. - DRINKS - It's pretty syrup-forward and also powdered flavor for the milk teas. Not the worst I've had but also again, my expectations were already low. We were happy to get out of the heat for a little bit with the few tables they had inside. - OVERALL - A cute local shop that needs more employees to help out, and maybe expand the menu once again.

Just a quick stop on our way west. Glad we picked here! Hope to come back to browse some more…read more Quaint local offerings.

Saw the signs for amazing advertising, so I decided to stop and take a break. Nice clean bathrooms!…read moreSuch a great little stop. All the amenities of a typical gas station, plus a large selection of hand-made gifts, Ice cream cones or Sundays, bubble tea menu and full coffee bar, and assorted bulk candy bins. It's a great place to stop.

Great Ice Cream Parlor The salted caramel and chocolate…read morewere great. We will return Don't pass it up

The actual worst and most expensive ($7.50!) bubble tea I've ever had. Flavorless and runny…read more(blended costs extra and it is a liquid mess with ice chunks). The first one came out so liquidy that I asked for it to be redone and they reused the same drink, just adding more ice. The other flavor we got was the same disaster with a bit more flavor, still liquid and runny with chunks of ice though. Don't bother. Update: the boba bubble teas gave us both diarrhea and we are certain it was them because it was the only overlapping food we had all day

First time I've ever left a bad review. First the good…read morenews. The 2 stars are for the kindness of the lady operating the truck. She seemed very nice. Another nice feature: the menu prices seem to be adjusted to include tips because the payment system didn't prompt for one. The big problem is the food itself: I feel obligated to warn you. Wow. Please read the menu descriptions carefully and ask questions. Don't trust photos. Don't expect this food to taste anything like the same item at another restaurant. The beef udon noodles came out wet and not hot. Lots of water pooled in the bottom. The sauce on top was like marinara. Never seen udon served this way. Ever. I'm hoping this doesn't start a trend. The fried rice was not fried. And, in fact, was also not hot. Our experience was so obviously and immediately disappointing (I took a quick bite to gauge heat and choose condiments) that I tried to warn others behind us in line. Yikes! I hope SOMETHING on her menu is awesome and she thrives while eliminating these dishes.

Recently went to the Red Ants Pants Music festival and CC Gourmet was a food vendor. They had Ramen…read moreon the menu so for $7.00 that is what I ordered. What a huge surprise and disappointment - the server handed me one of this store bought ramen mixes that you add hot water too and the noodles become soft. I didn't even eat it I was so frustrated - this is a $1.73 product that they passed off as "real" ramen (big noodles, fresh vegies, real beef, etc.) What a huge disappointment - should not be invited back next year to festival.

A very fun aesthetic. Interesting photo decor of actual Ghost towns in Montana. Their banana bread…read morelatte is incredible. I got it 2 different days. An iced and it hot. I usually prefer iced but the hot was actually better for it in my opinion. The service was quick! Workers were very friendly.

If you're headed there as a destination like we were, be aware that parking was really difficult…read more If you're a pedestrian from downtown, it'll be great! Staff was pretty friendly, atmosphere clean and industrial. My husband's black coffee was good. The espresso flavor of my cappuccino was tasty, but the foam wasn't microfoam and was pretty disappointing.

Absolutely terrific!!…read more This place was busy and bustling from the moment we entered until the time we left. The line is long but moves along quite well. Service was friendly and efficient. My partner said that his carrot cake was the best he has ever had. I could make a similar claim for my almond croissant. And the nectarine friand that we split was equally delicious. More, please!! Much, much more!!!

Aside from the fact that most of Bozeman agrees (Best of Bozeman & "Bozeman's Choice" for more…read moreyears than Tex has been barking) - this is MY PASTRY PARADISE ! Located in a very walkable block with a weekly Farmer's Market & Fink's Deli around the hall, they're bringing all the gluten goods baked from wholesome Conservation Grains milled in Montana. And by ALL I mean brioche burger buns, berry crumb pies, financiers and cakes with aplomb to-go. I tried a delicate Carrot Cake (perhaps with a touch of coconut) topped in fluffy mounds of cream cheese frosting (+1 chocolate macaron) that WOWed. Only downside is you need 2 bites to get to the bottom - more than a mouthful! The staff was patient with my indecisiveness, and I wished I could stay to converse & work below local paintings lighting golden walls, but the road is calling!

I wanted to like this place, but the coffee is awful. The…read moreespresso tastes sour, borderline rancid, and nothing like espresso should taste. It is honestly shocking that a coffee shop can serve something this bad and act like it is normal. Since when did people decide espresso is supposed to taste like a spoiled science experiment instead of actual espresso? Good espresso should be rich, balanced, smooth, and have some depth. This tastes like badly pulled shots made from garbage beans, or both. Every sip has that sharp, rotten edge that makes you immediately regret spending money on it. The frustrating part is the shop itself has potential. The atmosphere is decent, but none of that matters when the actual coffee tastes this bad. If your entire business is built around coffee, the coffee cannot be the worst thing about the place. I would not go back.

My family really enjoyed Mukai as it was a fun place to park the kids for a moment so my husband…read morecould work remotely while they played in a space that had books and toys. They also sold little jewelry items and different teas where I bought my new favorite earrings that were locally made. The unique coffee options were fun to try since we came here more than once. The service was very casual in a way that could across unprofessional, but I appreciated the casual atmosphere