Solid choice for some very special (or "designer") drinks/blends and other current favorites that…read moreare in line with current foodie trends! When I walk in here, I feel like I'm inside a warehouse or large parking garage, solely because of the large door near the entrance to this place. Inside, it's blasting K-pop music, and has some tables to sit at. There's also some arcade machines and a photo booth. You order your drinks up at the counter using their kiosks, and they have a bunch of uniquely named drinks like their other location in Cap Hill, with some that are simply just strawberry matcha and mango matcha drinks, though this does keep in line with what a ton of people are crazily lining up for in this day and age (including myself). Since I simply got my drink and sat with my friend, I don't have anything to mention about service here. I got their No. 5 Elixir, which is a mixture of charcoal mango lemonade and a lot of mango bits. First and foremost, I'm happy that it didn't stain my teeth as I drank it, haha. But more importantly, it's sweet and tangy and was very refreshing even though weather was somewhat gloomy when I went. This is a very chill place to hang out at, and I can see myself coming here for a quick designer drink/blend. As of this writing, I still haven't tried all their stuff yet!

Happy to see Drip Tea opening in Kent. The boba and clothing concept is cool…read more What I liked: + Friendly service. I asked for some recommendations for milk tea, and the girl who works there gave me some recommendations. +Spacious and comfortable space - I visited on a weekday and I was the only customer. I can see it being busy with people chatting and playing boardgames on the weekend. What needs improvement: Boba! I almost lowered by rating because the boba did not have a good texture. This time I tried Hojicha Milk Tea, which had a powdery texture and was alright. But I've had other drinks like Post Melona and enjoyed it better. I would definitely go for a fruity tea or blended drink

The brother & sister duo that works here are amazing. They make the best coffee. Service is fast…read moreand they are very nice. Ambience is very inviting!

nice café, very beautiful inside Also really tasty coffee…read moreand God service Great atmosphere

Stopped by for a chai latte and the service was quick and friendly. I would've gone inside but it…read morelooked very busy with limited space. Below are my rankings for different categories: Drink - 7/10 Service - 8/10 Convenience - 8/10 Cost - 9/10

Love this place. I've been staying at the Best Western because I'm visiting from out of state. I…read morego here every morning on my way out. They are super friendly and my drink is always delicious. I order an iced white chocolate latte with oat milk and it tastes better here than anywhere else.

Was out walking and stopped by for a cappuccino. The drink had a great flavor and was refreshing…read more The service was prompt and friendly. It was good to see they offer food. Will need to stop by for a breakfast burrito.

Great coffee, amazing young lady, an outstanding conversation! I'll definitely be back on my…read morenext visit to Seattle.

I actually really liked going here (good service and beautiful women) until I got a phone call…read moretoday from my bank saying that someone at this stand tried to charge my card over 50 times just this morning. I havent been there since sometime last week and even then used my Cowgirls card. Unfortunately I'm not entirely sure this is the first time it's happened. My card is actually with me, so someone took my info down and has been putting it in manually. Card is shut down and getting a new one. Shitty deal...the barista was hot and nice to talk to...

The people are so friendly. And the lattes are so good. Can't wait to go back and visit again.read more

So I've been frequenting this branch for a few years, along with a few others. They do get busy,…read morebut I don't feel they get as busy as other locations because it's pretty tucked away and hidden. It's off the side of a narrow road so you pretty much have to know it's here or search it in advance. Personally, what I look for in a coffee place Is service that is courteous and doesn't make you feel rushed, items that support their descriptions, and at least a couple of unique rotating seasonal offerings. And Big Foot meets all of those factors for the most part. Where it differs is consistency and uniqueness. I live for ordering the beautiful seasonal drinks, which are pictured on their giant menu board with whipped cream, sauces, sprinkles, etc. Out of the hundreds of drinks I've ordered over the years, I can honestly say I might have received 10 or less as pictured. Sometimes, I might not even get the drink I ordered at all. But I'll never send it back, I know how it is. And I get the shortcuts, too - they're just baristas trying to get the line moving. Most of them look pretty exhausted. All of the locations are open 24 hours a day, so this is probably why most of them ask me for my coffee options several times because they've already forgotten them. Just today, I ordered my drink and the barista was starting to make a cold brew instead of what I ordered. Anyways, I digress. It happens. The coffee presentation wouldn't be a big deal for me if it wasn't for the lack of uniqueness. The seasonal offerings are just a recycled mix of the flavors they already have. For example, it's October and I just tried the Full Moon iced latte and based on the taste it's just white chocolate and macadamia syrups. Where's the pumpkin? Where's the cinnamon and other harvest flavors? These are the things I'm looking for. Since these factors are pretty subjective, I gave it four stars. They're clean and get the job done. All in all, if you're looking for a coffee place that's open 24 hours a day, definitely check them out. You might have a different experience than me.

Such good matcha. Like, really good. And then they have this thing that should not be as amazing as…read moreit is. They put a croissant in a waffle iron and top it with delicious toppings and serve it to you hot and scrumptious. It shouldn't be that amazing, but I wanted to be a glutton and get a second one. I didn't because that would be too much. But darn it was tempting.

Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #117…read more We visited Onit Cafe on a rainy Saturday afternoon in June, hoping to score an after lunch boba. Sprinting through the downpour, as we hadn't expected the rain, we threw ourselves into this modern, yet industrial shop, where we saw a couple of people sitting inside like us to wait out the rain. We placed our order with the friendly bobarista and got our drink within a couple of minutes. Jasmine Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Boba ($6.75) - The milk tea has a heavy powdery creamer flavor, but it's not gritty or silty at all. Unfortunately it's so heavy that the drink tastes almost entirely like creamer with only a tiny bit of flowery finish. It's not the most pleasant flavor due to this quality. While the creamer is on the heavier end, the sweetness is not; at half sweet it's not too sweet. The boba is very good, super bouncy and chewy with basically the ideal texture. They aren't marinated that long so aren't quite that sweet or flavorful. Milk Tea Rating: 3/5 Boba Rating: 4.5/5 Onit Cafe is one of those rare places where I liked the boba far more than the drink. I don't visit Federal Way too often, but if I'm even down there again, I'd give it another shot to see if I can get a better drink next time. Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women