The boba tea was so good! I asked the server for more popping boba, and he gave me so much in a…read moregiant cup. This is the best place for working, dates, or even just a fun after-school treat. It's the best! 5 out of 5.

We liked this place!…read more Had the MaCow Dream #M6 with a side pistachio cookie instead of a macaroon. So refreshing and great soft serve. With tip & tax about $8. Cute place, with lots of seating, would definitely come back!

Yummy probiotic yogurt drinks! I definitely recommend people to try it out…read more My favorite flavors are strawberry/mango and purple rice. They also do bingsu which is similar to shaved iced! The workers are always pleasant and the place has decent seating/clean! They always have cute merch you can purchase.

First time at Hey Yogurt, and it did not disappoint! Located in a strip mall with plenty of…read moreparking. Place was impeccably clean!! Ordering was quick and easy through a self-service kiosk, and the staff made our desserts in no time. The Mango Bingsu was the perfect refreshing treat. Loaded with sweet, ripe mangoes and a creamy, silky base. Each spoonful was light and satisfying. I especially loved that it was not overly sweet, allowing the natural flavor of the mango to truly shine. The portion was just right, delicious, and refreshing dessert, perfect for mango lovers like me.

This is the Te Amo inside Hawthorne Mall. Finally, a boba tea shop that has really good quality…read moretapioca pearls. For example, the Kungfu Tea in Libertyville, their tapioca pearls are so inconsistent. Sometimes I go and they're mushy and other times, they're so hard like rubber bullets; they're never made correctly and perfectly every time. That's where Te Amo comes in the picture. Their tapioca pearls are consistently good. They also have really good flavor combinations and the drinks are made with care. Along with the boba tea, they also sell mochi donuts and basque cheesecake!

Small jewel box of a location with order kiosks, mochi donuts, basque cheesecakes…read more.. I ordered a Dalgona matcha with 50 percent sweetness and coconut milk and boba. This was earthy and so smoooooooooooth. Boba was chewy and fantastic. Next time maybe a slice of the exquisitely colored ube cheesecake or a soft and chewy mochi donut. This location is tiny. I took my drink to go and it was a delight.

Fun, little, tea shop! I like the graffiti style decor and bold color choices. It all adds to the…read morevibrant feel of the place. The fruit freeze and ice cream are as expected and comparably priced. Service was good, friendly, and didn't feel like had to wait particularly long for four orders to be made.

True rating: 4.5/5 I…read moregot the lavender matcha, and was definitely surprised by how much the lavender took over (not in a bad way; at other places, sometimes the floral notes are barely noticeable). The boba was 90% there in terms of chewiness. I think if it was cooked just slightly longer so that it was softer, it would be perfect!

You'll miss the entrance if you don't pay attention. They are inside The Port of Peri Peri…read morerestaurant. I walked in and ordered from a touch screen kiosk sitting on the counter. I selected the option for my receipt to be printed& saw it print behind the screen, but never received it. Lots of people/families standing around waiting for to-go orders; employees were talking amongst themselves behind the counter. There was lots going on. It was my first time here and I was super confused. I didn't remember my order number and never got the receipt. Some signs would help. I didn't enjoy waiting 30 mins for the boba tea but it was Asian style faluda that brought me back to my childhood. Seems like people enjoy the food - since there were 6 people waiting for orders. We were all just frustrated about the wait. I will try again and update my review.

Terrible for Uber eats. They took 60 minutes to prepare my order, which was two basic items. Would…read morenever order from here again

This place is pretty good! It is in the mall on the lower level. We parked at JC Penny and went…read moreinside and downstairs and easily found it. The menu has a large selection of flavors and flavor mixes along with fresh fruit and loose tea options. We opted for the chai tea smoothie with tapioca and flavored jellies, and a watermelon smoothie with tapioca. The reason I am giving it a 4 is because the flavors were not very representative of what it should actually taste like. The chai was not very similar to chai and the watermelon was more like bubble gum. They were both good but just not as expected-flavor wise! But there are so many other flavors to try out so we will be going back. The prices are the best I've seen for boba tea ever & you can save a dollar if you check in with the app so that's nice! The worker was friendly although she was very busy and the shop was cleanly.

went to the boba tea store at Hawthorne Mall, and it was terrible. There is a lack of ambiance…read moresince this isnt even an outlet, and the boba was bad. I paid 5 dollars for chunks of the outer gel layer at the bottom, no gel on the bubbles, a mediocre tea, and a gift to my friend with a throat infection.

The best Taiwanese food in the Chicago area! Popcorn chicken is legit with the light crispy coating…read moreand tender chicken. You can customize the spice level by adding your own togarashi. The deep fried basil leaves just melts in your mouth. I got the beef noodle soup and it was very flavorful with very generous portions of beef shank that is perfectly cooked. My husband got the braised pork bowl which he really enjoyed, and he said the sausage was the best he's ever had. The drink options were vast and one can customize the amount of ice and sweetness level, which I appreciated. So glad we found this gem of a place. We will definitely be back!!

Doing an updated review of this place and it's just been consistently amazing. So great that you…read morecan order online and they love to send you the coupon. Coupons and deals as well via text to your cell phone. This place has been so super consistent that visitors have really enjoyed it. And people who've never even tried Taiwanese popcorn chicken have legitimately loved it and fallen in love with it. I love that the cook behind the scenes is truly Taiwanese and it brings a real hundred percent level of authenticity to everything she touches and makes. I appreciate that completely. This is definitely a go to for me and so super convenient because it's near my house.

(4) ~ very good food & service…read more MENU: ** Water (tap) = (4) very good, must be filtered;) ** Cucumber Salad = (4) very good & shareable ** Pork Soup Dumpling = (4) very tasty, although smaller than I'm used to... ** Piggy Buns (dessert) = (4) very creative & egg custard filled (see photo)...you get four

I'm in love. Seriously, I'm in love. I have been looking for a place that offered dim sum and…read moredumplings for a while now (ever since I experienced them at Din Tai Fung and Dough Zone in Seattle) and I can honestly say that Seriously Sanji is a great place. My wife told me there was a dumpling place in Northbrook and took me there for a late lunch the other day. I know that she's not a fan of dumplings, but "took one for the team" and brought me there. We just ordered basic beverages, her a water and I a Coke Zero. She then ordered Pad Thai and I ordered chicken soup dumplings and chicken sanji. The pad thai came out first and it was a huge portion. She barely put a dent into it and it became two additional meals later. She said it was different than other places she's had it and that it was good, but different. I noticed the chicken pieces were huge chunks and the sauce had a little kick to it and wasn't thick, but it was tasty. I first got the chicken soup dumplings. Man, they were good. They're larger than the ones I've had at Din Tai Fung and The Dough Zone, but they sure are delicious. And since I prefer not to drive into the city and spend over an hour on the road to get downtown, to go find some other dumpling/dim sum place; I'm happy there's a great place in the suburbs near me. They rival the other two mentioned previously. Their sauces are great, the dumplings are great. The sanji was delicious. Heck, that's in their darn name. All of it was good. And this is my go to place in the suburbs now. The place is a cute. As you enter the vestibule, there's a dumpling with a body welcoming you in. The place is just all black and red and you wait to be seated. There is a container with chopsticks on each table, but the napkin is wrapped around a fork (most places you have to ask for a fork, so this is a nice change). I could use a knife for the sanji as they are quite big, but it's not a problem eating them without. Our server was very nice and helpful. There's really no place in the north to northwest suburbs that serves this type of food and you'd be foolish to skip it. I'll see you there soon. I'll be the one making the yummy sounds.