1ny is a cute little cafe that more people should know about. I've had boba/milk tea from all of…read morethe places in town, and this place didn't fall short of any other of them. The thing that surprised me was the lack of customers in the cafe. The tables were fairly clean and the service was pretty good. My only gripe about the place was that the floors were a little sticky and the workers didn't seem that familiar with the equipment there. I would love to see more people checking this place out. Would definitely recommend.

This is a cute little café and I like the drinks I got, and the service was great. They got my…read moredrinks done very fast. I also got a little cake with it. The drinks were a good price, but the pastries looked kind of expensive. But looked very yummy! They work hard with the staff they have, and you can tell, which is why I had to stop in and support! Plenty of parking inside a bussling plaza!

I was hesitant when i first walked in but this was amazing. 10/10 and I'm not even a big fan of…read moredumplings. Can tell it's fresh and homemade.

Simple and easy to eat dumplings offered through the oddly common touch screen order stations,…read morethere's decent variety for only putting dumpling in the name. My two friends treated me since I had not been here. We went to Walk-Ons after for real food considering this the appetizer! I quickly realized why they weren't quick to try this place. For the prices, it is a trashy atmosphere, bathroom quite gross, and a dreary half remodeled repossed look everywhere. The dingy appeal would be fine with prices half what they are. I'm surprised amidst all the wealth of this corner it survives! Our dumplings, pork and beef, were served quickly and tasted fresh. Nothing special or sticking in my mind, Pocha, Kitami, and Kinn are much better Asian spots offering sensational dining vibes and excellent menus. I hope Bao can pull themselves out of the gutter soon because we always need another top notch international option.

This is a hidden gem for lunch. The weekday lunch special prices are very reasonable and the food…read moreis delicious.

The place looks like a local Chinese place, a bit rundown which is good. They have a nice little…read morechoose your own condiments bar. I can tell the egg is quite flavorful but is a bit old. The beef is hard and not tender at all. The noodles are quite nice and slippery. The server was very kind. If not for the server I may have just got up and left. Joking. The broth was great and warm while the added condiment only enhanced the flavor even more. I would give this place a 3 stars as the was alright and nothing extraordinary.

Rice Cooker was my go-to lunch spot as it was the first Asian restaurant in Zionsville and was…read moreclose to my work. They have updated the dining room with a trendy Asian vibe. Adele was playing quietly over the speakers. They have a great lunch menu with lots of $8.99 options. I ordered Szechuan Beef with a touch of spicy heat. The generous portion of vegetables were super fresh and the beef was juicy and tender. Portions were perfect for lunch. My husband had the Kung Pao Chicken. He commented that there was a lot of chicken and his lunch was very good. Our server was friendly, but busy. She acted as hostess and server for the entire restaurant. She kept our water glasses full. Food came out fairly quickly. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot. The restroom is clean and spacious.

This place was fantastic!! The service was impeccable. They really make you feel at home and…read morewelcomed. We tried everything on the menu....Just kidding but so many things 1 Egg Roll 1 Spring Roll 4 crab Rangoons Hot Sour Soup with wonton chips (The BEST) Beef Chow Mei Fun牛肉米粉 Beef Broccoli 芥兰牛 This was enough food to feed a family of 3 but we just had leftovers! All items were delicious. The portions were much generous than I've seen in awhile. Ingredients were fresh and full of flavor. I can't wait to come back and try many more options as their menu is extensive. Happy danced the whole way through!!!! Keep up the fabulous work you all are doing here!

The food was good The menu was slightly confusing The…read moreservice was great and I would say it's a very solid choice

The food was really good and came very quickly, service was polite and helpful, and the ambiance…read morewas very chill and relaxing

Ok - be prepared this is like a food court spot in an international grocery store…read more Great friendly staff. Multiple tables and expected communal seating when situation calls. We got the Sichuan beef noodle soup, braised eggplant, and the beef stuffed pancake. Soy milk comes in a plastic container but is unsweetened so that you can add at the table to your liking. They'll also heat it up for you. Also got the durian pastries to go.

Dining as the sole Caucasian representative in any establishment is a sign of promise…read more One left turn through the sliding doors of Saraga Grocery and this pearl sits waiting. Comprised of some communal bench seats and one round table, to dine-in is baptismal. While you sit scanning the space, it's evident that English is held secondarily to the vast majority nearby. Places like these ignite my desire to persist in learning. Like a Pabst Blue Ribbon or roadside Waffle House, this experience isn't for everybody. Gifts of peace and low prices are the sweet reward of other's inability to enjoy the gritty side of life. Expect the same crew holding it down here, with the biggest of smiles radiating from the cashier. Somebody who can laugh at me declining chopsticks because "I know myself" is a magnetic honesty that keeps me coming back. She allows the customer to peruse this menu in silence and may kindly tack on some extra bites when you order late enough in the shift. Much love.

This is one of my favorite bubble tea spots in town. I love their lychee milk tea, taro milk tea,…read morematcha milk tea, and brown sugar milk tea--they're all consistently good and full of flavor. The strawberry yogurt is another favorite of mine, refreshing and perfectly balanced. I also enjoy trying their special drinks, which are always fun and unique. The quality is consistent, and the drinks are made just right every time. Overall, it's a go-to place for me whenever I'm craving boba, and I highly recommend it to other bubble tea lovers.

I recommend this place. You can customize your drinks, I come for the poke bowl! Its preparation…read moreis perfect and the options are extensive. The atmosphere is nice, and the service is fast. 10 out of 10.

It was a cold and rainy day and there's nothing better for that weather than noodles. Yujo looked…read moregreat based on previous reviews so I gave it a shot. The interior was a vibe with dim lighting that made the rainy meal experience even cozier. Ordering is easy either through the staff or a self ordering kiosk. I ordered a Hokkaido Miso ramen and sat down. Before I could pull out my phone my ramen came out piping hot. As I sipped and slurped my way through the ramen I tasted a rich and savory broth. It had a soft red miso flavor to it which complimented the fresh veggies, chasu and the egg. The chasu was thick and tender. The noodles were cooked perfectly too. I liked the addition of corn to finish up the soup at the end. If I'm in the area again I will be stopping for bubble tea as the menu looked great!

Woke up feeling stuffy and blah. Gray skies. Cold office. Back-to-back Zoom meetings. I needed a…read morewarm, comforting bowl of ramen in the worst way. Thankfully, Yujo Ramen & Boba Tea was right up the road. It's tucked into the commercial strip off Meridian and 96th--you could almost miss it if you're not paying attention. I'll be honest: I arrived around 1:30pm and it was completely empty, which caught me off guard. But the vibe was nice and calming, the menu was extensive (ramen and boba options for days), and I landed on the spicy miso ramen--exactly what I needed to warm me up. Nailed it. The broth was rich, savory, and comforting with just the right amount of heat. Every ingredient tasted vibrant and fresh. The green onions, tender pork, and perfectly marinated soft-boiled egg were the ideal companions swimming in that spicy miso goodness. On a gray, cold Indianapolis day, this bowl absolutely hit the spot. Can't wait to come back and try the boba.