Within, Momonoki there are two operations, the actual restaurant itself, and then Café Momo. I will…read morebe reviewing my experience at Café Momo. I went on a Friday morning, and the restaurant was moderately busy there were spaces open, however, it was still active, and there were a few full tables and people having conversations. They had anime and various other things playing on the televisions throughout. I went in for simply a pastry and specifically to try out the apple pie Matcha. I will say it did not disappoint. One thing I always love when I'm getting a Matcha is stellar presentation and it met that. With the piping of the cinnamon cold cold foam, to the apple crisp and caramel on top, it looked beautiful, and I was happy to enjoy it! This had a great balance between the whole milk, and the amount of Matcha you can see it is a nice dark green color It also wasn't too sweet, and I felt I was getting apple pie from the drink through the hint of spices in there, along with the garnish. I was able to secure a table against the wall for two by myself to take a quick snapshot of my tray and try out my drink before leaving. I also got a caramelized onion croissant with Gruyère cheese. These were both strong flavors, that worked well together. I do wish I could've gotten heated, but maybe that's something you have to do upon request. Overall, I can't wait to go back and try some of the other items, and dine at the restaurant in the future, looking forward to the next seasonal drink! ** be sure to park in the lot next-door, to have it validated inside!**

Skip this over-hyped dump of a restaurant. If you go any time after noon, you will be blasted by…read morethe heat of a thousand suns as the massive west-facing window's green house effect blasts you with radiant heat. The dinning room is steady 90 degrees. The food wasn't the best, but I've had worse. The corn ice cream was ok, but it was too sweet and not corny enough. QR code menus only, which is basically a mandatory 0 stars.

I was in the downtown area for a show and was craving some boba. There are a few Moge Tees back in…read moremy area already, so I was familiar with the menu. There was only one person working on a Friday which I found surprising, but they were quick with making drinks and had great customer service which I appreciated. There are a few kiosks you use to order your drink and thankfully despite the previous reviews claiming there was no seating, there is now a good amount of seating inside. The drink is on a pricier side, but it was still consistent with the other Moge Tees I've been to. I knocked off a star because they were out of cheese for the cheese teas which is what they are known for.

I tried Moge Tee in TX so was happy to see it here in GA!…read more Sadly lots of drinks were missing though haha I got their DaHongPao Milk Tea.. did the job for wanting a sweet and iced milk tea while traveling, but tea bags were used vs steep tea leaves haha sad Staff was nice though and snacks were available for purchase too

Tea Leaf and Creamery is a cozy boba spot around Tech Square with a simple but inviting setup that…read moreworks well for a quick drink break. We walked into a casual atmosphere that makes it easy to stop by whether we are grabbing something to go or taking a short break nearby. The space is compact and functional, with a clean, welcoming feel that fits the grab and go format of the neighborhood. The drink menu has a nice variety of milk teas, fruit teas, and specialty drinks. We appreciated that the sweetness level can be customized, which helps balance the flavors depending on what you order. The mango pomelo sago tea is a refreshing option with a fruity taste and chewy toppings, while the peach cheese foam tea adds a creamy layer for something more unique. The taro drinks also stand out with a more natural taro flavor, avoiding the overly artificial taste that some shops lean into. The taiyaki ice cream is a fun dessert option if you are looking for something beyond drinks, with the warm fish shaped pastry contrasting nicely with the cold ice cream. The ordering process is quick and the drinks come out fast, making it a convenient stop during the day. The staff handles the steady flow of customers efficiently, and the service remains friendly even when the line picks up. The menu has enough variety that it is easy to find something depending on whether you are in the mood for a refreshing fruit tea, classic boba, or a sweeter dessert style drink. Tea Leaf and Creamery is a solid boba spot near Tech Square with plenty of options to choose from. The specialty drinks are worth exploring, especially when looking for something customizable and refreshing that delivers on both flavor and texture.

Given what's walking distance nearby, I'm so glad to have this here for a quick pick me up at Tech…read moreSquare. It's in the same building as Asian Fusion and Zoe's Tacos, in the middle of both, so you can definitely order something to eat at one of those places and grab a drink. You can order at the counter or with the kiosks to the side. Drinks come out quick, even during lunch hours! For the drinks, I've only ever gotten fruit teas here, and I like them enough. Refreshing as expected, though fruit teas only comes in large size as do some of the other options. Not a big deal, but I know even with less sugar, a large drink may put some over if they're watching sugar levels. I'm not a fan of the taiyaki here. It's too bready, not enough filling.

My most recent visit to Nobi Cha was rather interesting. I decided to switch it up from my Taiwan…read moremilk tea and got a coconut matcha with lychee jelly (this is made with coconut water not milk). Truthfully, I was not a huge fan of what I got this time around LOL. But let me tell you why they're still gonna get a full five from me. 1. No pre-sweetened matcha powders!!! I asked for 0% sugar and that's what I got baby. The only sweetener was from the lychee jelly. Now I wish I could go back and change to a smooth 25%. But that's okay, because it proved to me that this place is legit for customizing sweetness levels. 2. That matcha is the real deal. I didn't get to try it last time as it was back-ordered from Japan, and no lies were told on that front. The drink came out SUPER green and pigmented, and the matcha was very strong. I'd recommend to get the matcha in a milk if you don't like the taste of pure matcha by itself. But it was extremely energizing and had me keyed up, which wasn't my best choice for a 9PM tea LMAO. I just wasn't expecting the matcha to be worth a damn given my experiences at other tea spots... boy was I wrong. 3. Customer service wins me over every time. A customer before me came back in with a complaint about her drink. The barista inspected the situation and was more than happy to take necessary fault, apologize, and make it over for her. Easy peasy. The quality is here, folks. Dare I say, this might be the most solid bubble tea spot I've patronized.

A true hidden gem with unbeatable prices and amazing quality! Nobi Cha Bubble Tea has the sweetest,…read moremost welcoming staff, a cozy and chill ambiance, and such a unique menu. We stopped by on a Monday and lucked out with Milk Tea Monday, getting two drinks for just $12. The Nobi Iced Tea Coffee and Taiwan Milk Tea with Nobi Pearls were both incredible, perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sweetness. Definitely one of my favorite boba spots in Georgia!

I was Poke Burri's #1 fan until their food hall went under, leaving a giant, sushi-burrito-shaped…read morehole in my heart. I knew finding a replacement would be hard, but I didn't expect it to be this depressing. The vibe is "Neon Fever Dream." The layout is sloppy and dominated by a long, confusing row of identical claw machines. I ordered to-go, and while the food was sitting there when I arrived, I never received a text or email notification letting me know my food was ready. The food earned two stars solely because the fish tasted fresh and was technically edible. Had I spit it out, it would've been a one-star--but I was hungry enough to commit. The execution, however, was a disaster: The "Spicy Tuna" Fail: Instead of the standard minced spicy tuna, I got giant chunks of fish slathered in sauce. The Ratio: Halfway through, the tuna vanished, and I was just eating a very expensive cylinder of plain rice. The Sauce Situation: They put the sauces in side containers instead of inside the burrito. Maybe that's on me for not specifying, but in the sushi burrito world, "sauce on the side" is definitely not the standard. I make my own sushi at home because it's cheaper and usually better, but I struggle to source quality tuna. Looks like I'll be attempting to make my own sushi burritos at home for now, until Poke Burri comes back.

We both ordered the zang zang brown sugar drink and they came out as just milk. We had to ask to…read moreadd the syrup. The sushi burritos were a fun experience and was very good.

Holy smokes, the poke here is certified FIYYYAAA. I've had quite a few poke bowls around the metro…read morearea. Who freaking knew that this lil Korean spot packed this level of a poke punch? Customer service was decent, so let's get to the good stuff. The portions are huge, even for our UberEats order (be honest, restaurants really play around when it comes to takeout sometimes). I got a small bowl, le husband got medium. When I saw the size after he pulled it out the bag I let out an audible gasp LMAO. I was eating that bowl for a solid 40 min, no exaggeration. It literally felt like the food was magically replenishing itself as I was eating it. Stuffed! The quality of the ingredients was immaculate for a fast casual spot. Everything that was supposed to crunch, CRONCHED. The sauces were plentiful and not overly sweet. The crab salad was bountiful and ummm for no up-charge?! I mean there was barely anything on the BYO selections that they charged extra for and I'm so used to places like this pulling every cent possible that they can. To be fair the bowls are not crazy cheap (~$20 on UE) but you are legitimately getting a ton of food for no extra $. No pics to back it up this time cause mama was hooongreeee. Run, jog, skate, scooter, ANYTHING but walk for some good poke!

Delicious, local Korean casual restaurant with excellent service and delicious food. I ordered the…read morespicy chicken bowl with brown rice and gochujang sauce and it was tasty. The stir-fry vegetables were warm and there was a large portion amount of protein. That's what differentiates it from the bibimbap. The staff member at the front was very kind, greeted me when I came in and the food was prepared in less than 10 minutes. The $20 for a single bowl caught me off guard for a casual restaurant, thinking about competitors like Gusto, and Cava. Enjoy!

Moge tee shares a place with a KFC (KOREAN fried chicken) spot and for 9:30pm, this place was…read moretotally happening. People were coming in constantly for both spots and they seemed fairly busy getting orders out. You order through the kiosk touch screens, but if absolutely needed, you can order with an actual person. The touch screen kept saying Cheese foam was not available, but someone was able to order for me. We got: Grapefruit yogurt: This was light and I wasn't sure what to expect, but I do think it's nice for people that literally like grapefruit and yakult. Peach oolong cheese foam with crystal boba: The cheese foam is thick, slightly savory, and has a rich cream cheesy flavor, which I like. It paired really well with the peach oolong, which was fairly fragrant and not diluted at all, which I see frequently at other locations. The crystal boba is a little smaller and firmer than other spots I've been to, and it wasn't my favorite. I also think you pay extra for this topping compared to the others, so next time I'd go with regular boba instead of this one. Mango pomelo cheese foam with boba: This is CRAZY sweet if you get it with full sugar, but it's very very good. It's packed full of mango flavor that's mellowed out with the cheese foam, then the pomelo sneaks in and cuts through all the richness. The boba is also nice and soft. I'd definitely recommend this if you have a sweet tooth. Overall, this place is nice for a boba fix (or KFC or both), and they get the orders out very quickly. Don't expect personable, friendly service as everything's through the screens and the employees just place your orders on the counter. My only other qualm was that they play generic, loud hip hop beats that get a little overwhelming after time--I'm all for some good hip hop, but just hearing a repetitive beat on cycle can start to feel like a fly buzzing in my ear. If I'm in the area and need me some boba, I know where to go!

The drinks were alright, and tasted pretty decent. The main issue I had with this place was that it…read morejust wasn't very organized or well cared for it seems. The woman's bathroom is being used a s a storage unit, one stall is missing the lock completely, the mirror looks horrid ( caulk all over it and decor ripping off). The tables had a weird dusty film of something on them as well. Was quiet concerning on how often they actually clean. And behind the counter was just as much of a disorganized mess. Organization is just as important as the food or drinks they serve. Over all the environment alone makes me want to avoid this place.

Free 2hr parking validation in the parking garage. Service…read morewas great and staff were welcoming and gave great recommendations! Lots of seating at tables and at the bar. The gan mian "dry noodles" were good with the right amount of seasoning without being salty. Nice balance of the meat sauce and veggies. Sausage in sausage as okay. My favorite was the beef shank scallion wrap. Outside was crisp and the beef was tender and well flavored in the sauce. I would come back just for this!

Service- you scan a QR code on your phone for the menu. Not preferable for a restaurant with such…read morehigh regard but I understand times are changing. The server herself was very kind and very attentive the whole way through and she explained the menu with great precision. Parking- if you park in their parking deck they will validate your ticket for 2 hours. Ambience- we went around dinner time and the restaurant is characterized by a very open concept space with low lighting sprinkled throughout and the usage of these tall long thick curtains help to contain the warm lighting within the space. The curtains are also used to presumably hide the entrance to the kitchen and by hiding the kitchen it sort of feels like that much more of a mysterious, sultry, and calm experience. Duck fat scallion pancake- simple, wonderful crisp, light onion flavor, a little greasy, but a wonderful starter. Sweet potato fries- thick cut Japanese sweet potato battered in a very crispy tempura-like batter dusted with ume/plum seasoning. The crisp on these fries was spectacular, very crunchy outside but a soft fry in the middle. The size and texture reminded me a lot of a Yuca fry actually. And then we asked for an extra side of the plum seasoning for dipping purposes. The plum seasoning was not what I expected- it was a sweet, very fine powder, almost like powdered sugar. When I think of plum, I was expecting Japanese pickled plum seasoning which is salty and briny and a little sweet. This was almost entirely just a sweet powder. It complimented the fries well but I can't help but feel like a more savory and salty seasoning would have paired better. Sichuan dry beef noodle- this was amazing. The beef was super super tender it almost melts in your mouth and has a wonderful savory flavor that really shines. And then the noodles underneath (we asked for thick noodles but you can also get thin) were thick almost like an udon but with more of a handmade texture that allowed the noodles to really hold onto the chili oil sauce. Overall, super flavorful dish that was hot and comforting and reminded me a lot of the flavor profile of a spicy beef stew. Braised pork belly over rice- another amazing dish. This was incredibly savory and the mixture of the tender pork belly with the pickled vegetables and the perfectly jammy egg made for a perfect bite. Black sesame tang yuan- this was the star dish in my opinion. I've never had a dessert with so many interesting flavor and texture and temperature elements. The tang yuan is a warm soft chewy sesame paste filled rice cake that offers a wonderful burst of nuttiness that contrasts super well with the creamy ice cream and the crunch from the candied peanut and the crispy shell. We were told the ice cream is actually Parmesan flavored- and while it sounds intimating, the flavor was super mild and it was almost akin to a frozen yogurt soft serve where there's a bit of tang but not overwhelming at all. And the cilantro just adds a perfect amount of savory. It's hard to explain but it's such a wonderful summer dessert that enmeshes savory and sweet with almost a Thai-like flavor profile perfectly. As for the cocktails, my friends and I prefer sweet cocktails so keep that in mind when I say that the daju kiss and the herbal harmony are very alcohol forward drinks. These are not drinks where the alcohol takes a back seat to the other flavors of the drink. Personally, they were too strong for me but that's a personal thing. The tomato tonic was a non alcoholic beverage choice that was really enjoyable because it offered the perfect amount of savory subtly tomato essence that wasn't overwhelming like a Bloody Mary. It was like a tomato flavored lacroix basically.