On one of the first warm days of the season, Teaberry was the perfect stop for some after lunch…read morerefreshment. I was a bit confused at first about the booklet menus, but I got the hang of it once I started looking. There are drinks with powders, drinks with fresh fruit, drinks with coffee, and magic. The options for extra goodies include the classic tapioca pearls, flavored popping bubbles, and flavored jellies. I, of course, opted for the classic tapioca pearls. The woman at the counter explained it would be a 20 minute wait while they made the pearls fresh. I didn't mind, it was absolutely worth it. My husband and I sat at the counter near the register, which was a prime eavesdropping location (I'm shameless). While we waited for our drinks, between 15 and 20 people ordered drinks (on a hot day, this is obviously a popular stop). Notably, a gentleman was having difficulty with the menu and the woman behind the counter was patient and kind in explaining the different teas and extras. My taro tea with tapioca pearls was absolutely worth the wait. Delicious, creamy, and perfectly textured pearls. Great place, will definitely return.

I really like this place. Their service is great and friendly. Their drinks taste great too. The…read moreplace needs to be cleaned. The floors were dirty and the bathroom was dirty. I really do want them to continue in success but a mop and bucket go a long way.

I had the Mango Tango crepe with the Panda Panda chocolate ice cream. I have to admit that they…read morewere excellent! Everything was nice & fresh & tasty. My only issue is I went back to buy a bottle of water for $1 & the cashier tells me its a $3 minimum to place an order on a card. Only in a little town like this that you can get away with that hence the 4 stars. You're lucky your crepes & boba teas are good & probably the only crepe place in town otherwise I wouldn't be back but bc they're that good I'll overlook this & probably order from here again

I took a walk in search of ice cream, and why not get Thai style ice cream?! as soon as I walked in…read morethe woman behind the counter was very helpful and patient with all my questions I was asking. There are many items that you can mix and match to make what you want. While I was waiting for my order I was looking at their decor And it's very cute and funky, it gives fun Asian culture, which i LOVE! I got the Oreo shake, it literally tasted like Oreos. It was awesome! I also got the bumblebee with Nutella and added some extra chocolate, I had a very big sweet tooth that day! Even though I was the only one there they were very quick with making my order!

My favorite boba shop in Fargo!…read more A cute hidden away boba shop in downtown Fargo alleyway. With some of the best customer service and authentic drinks. The drink quality here was great: 100% fresh watermelon slush: (no syrups) was absolutely delicious and exactly what I needed on a hot day without being that fake watermelon flavor that comes from the syrup. It was very refreshing and came in a huge cup for such a reasonable price. Thai Tea: This is one of the best Thai teas I've had in Fargo, uses real Thai tea leaves with sweetener and has a very delicious Thai tea taste without being too sweet (even at regular sweetness). 10x better than the Thai tea I tried at a different cafe by the mall yesterday. Also was such a good price too. The man working here was incredibly nice and helpful and even let me try how the Thai tea would taste at regular sweetness before buying. Amazing customer service here. Highly recommend you check out for a sweet treat in downtown Fargo. If there was any cons, it would be that there weren't too many actual teas on the menu, and the store has no sitting places yet. But that's quite normal for boba shops. Also heads up because Google maps will try and drive you down an alleyway you don't wanna drive down if you go here directly I'll be back next time I am in town to try the boba and some of the other drinks like the avacado smoothie

What a lovely, light desert option for Fargo!…read more Vampire penguin not only has some interesting flavor combinations and amazing desert presentation, but also amazing customer service. The lady that helped us was so bright and cheerful and was efficient despite being the only person on shift to both take and make the orders. The price is phenomenal for the amount of shaved ice you get and there are so many ways to customize your dessert. The consistency of the shaved ice was unlike anything hung else I have had, light and creamy more like ice cream than shaved ice.

Second time going and the service has been excellent both times. Had lots of questions and they…read morewere happy to help. Spacious environment with areas to stand and wait for your items and plenty of room to sit. Drinks are excellent and they have a lot to choose from. They have a lot of food options that look delicious as well! You can also become a rewards member and earn points!

Stopped in today for a light lunch and went with two Vietnamese staples: shrimp spring rolls and an…read moreiced coffee. My daughter ordered the chicken pho, which was clean and refreshing--the broth was light and clear, though the chicken itself leaned a bit bland. Still, it made for a comforting bowl. The spring rolls were excellent--fresh, tightly wrapped, and well-proportioned with shrimp, vermicelli, and herbs. The mint inside added that burst of brightness that makes Vietnamese rolls stand out. They paired well with the house dipping sauce, which struck a balance of savory, sweet, and nutty. The Vietnamese iced coffee was exactly as it should be: bold, dark, and sweetened with condensed milk, giving that signature rich and velvety contrast of bitter and sweet. Coffee in Vietnam has a fascinating history--it was introduced by French colonists in the 19th century, but because fresh milk wasn't widely available at the time, locals turned to sweetened condensed milk. That adaptation became tradition, and now cà phê sữa đá is one of the most iconic drinks in Southeast Asia. Spring rolls also carry an interesting cultural story. In Vietnam, gỏi cuốn are celebrated as light, fresh, and versatile, meant to be eaten as a snack or appetizer. Across Asia, variations appear under different names--China's chūn juǎn (spring rolls), Thailand's po pia, and the fried Filipino lumpia--each with its own wrapper style and fillings but all rooted in the idea of wrapping fresh or cooked ingredients for easy, flavorful bites. The ambience of the place is exactly what you expect at a walk-in restaurant across the street from other university. Simple tables, but kept clean and well lit. The service was very friendly, but not super attentive, which was fine for me because we were just ordering simple things and having a conversation. Overall, it was a solid meal. The rolls and coffee were the standouts, reminding me why these dishes have such staying power both in Vietnam and across the globe.

Best Vietnamese Spring rolls in Fargo, imo. Fresh ingredients along with their signature peanut…read moresauce with a little zing is tops. Service was attentive and timely. Nicely decorated. It looks fresh and vibrant.

Amazing I got called handsome and they give discounts definitely recommend if your Asian but…read moreeveryone welcome