Convenient location but easy to miss. Menu seems pretty diverse and they even have monthly…read morespecials. Little bit of seating inside and a cozy atmosphere makes for good studying, working, or just conversing. Jasmine Milk Tea w/ Boba - boba was fresh and very flavorful! Chew was alright as the pearls were more of a medium size, which I typically don't prefer, but they were well marinated. Tea was pretty faint, at 25% sugar I couldn't quite get any jasmine taste. Wouldn't get this drink again, but maybe on the boba, and would likely try a specialty drink.

Cute place to grab a bubble tea or snack; the location is particularly convenient as it's right…read moreacross the street from the T and I like ducking in here after a yoga class at the Corepower nearby. They have a good selection of bubble tea, matcha, and coffee, as well as some pastries and desserts. I ordered the lychee jasmine fruit tea and it was staggeringly sweet. For a lot of bubble tea places, you can customize the sugar level to 0-100% and I would've preferred having a choice here. I didn't see an iPad ordering option. As it was, my drink was also 80% ice for almost $6 - definitely not a treat I can get all the time. Quite a bit of seating inside. We came on a slow Sunday afternoon and the place was a ghost town with our pick of the tables. Only one girl working and making all the drinks; she wasn't super friendly, oh well.

Disclaimer: 1. Only tried the food truck version, which I…read morehad for lunch today. 2. I really wanna give a 3.5, since it doesn't deserve a 4, but it's better than a 3. Friendly staff, easy ordering, though very small subset of the full offerings, with only 3 egg roll types available (the brick-and-mortar location has 16). These are smaller egg rolls, more along the lines of a Vietnamese egg roll or a mini version of a Chinese spring roll. Know going in that this isn't going to be something you'd get on an old school pupu platter. Also know that you gotta order in pairs that can't be mixed. So if getting two, it's two of the same kind. I found a trading buddy. Buffalo Chicken Egg Roll ($5 for 2): Soft, tender meat, a little dry, a little spicy. Served with a tiny container of blue cheese for dipping. Cheeseburger Egg Roll ($5 for 2): Soft, crumbly meat, good moisture, cheese melted in, good ratio of protein to shell. Served with a tiny container of ketchup for dipping. General Gau's Chicken ($16 for plate): Think McNuggets, with a similar size and flat shape, only higher quality. Moist. Batter not crisp at all, but when is it crisp even at a Chinese restaurant? Lacking in the sauce and flavor departments. More of a clear, thin glaze than a sauce, and needed more of it. Served with white rice and pickled cabbage. Solid portion.

Food and boba always 10/10. Quick and friendly service. Crab Rangoon eggrolls are always a fav…read more Tried the curry fried for the first time and they were so good!

I visit this place every morning to get food for my elder parents whenever I visit Boston. No fancy…read moreplace, very limited space, a bit messy. But their food are very good. My parents love their shrimp spring rolls. My favorite too. You only can order to go and accept cash only.

A very very underrated, unassuming, small banh mi cash only shop. We were a bit hesitant to stop by…read moresince there was another competing banh mi spot around the block, plus the not so many positive reviews but do not let that deter you. I think you need to order "right" meaning that their combination/meat sandwiches are done well, and vegetarian sandwiches are worth acquiring elsewhere!

The go-to Boba place in Providence! Bubble Tea House delivers delicious, well-balanced flavors that…read morearen't overly sweet or sugary. A must-visit whether you're a boba regular or trying it for the first time. I highly recommend the Toasted Almond Mocha Latte (iced). Friendly service led by a family with strong ties to our city.

8.75 for a Vietnamese coffee. $2 worth of coffee all ice. Extremely disappointing. Service was…read morefine. But honestly it's a complete ripoff for a cup for of ice with 6 sips of coffee.

If you're a Robusto coffee fan you have to check out this space…read more In a former mill building loaded with interesting artists studios Nibbana offers a wide array of drink options. I went with the Khmae which was Robusto coffee and condensed milk. It was absolutely perfect with that blend of flavor and sweetness you would expect of a Vietnamese style coffee. Didn't get food but I could smell them cooking fresh and great to see the options available for those on SNAP as a way to give back to the community.

super cute cafe in a mill art building! we came to pick up tiny arms coffee (supposedly the best…read morecoffee in the state) and decided to try the coffee here. cash is preferred by the cafe but they take card for a 4.6% upcharge. we got their bacon breakfast sandwiches, the biscoff latte (yummy), and the kafe chek (robusta coffee with banana cream cheese cold foam). both were good, robusta was more earthy than i was expecting but i also have never had it. super yum though! if you're in the area this is a super cute cafe with a little community library and a vibrant arts school right there with artist studios. overall would come back next time when we're in the area!

Rating: 4.0 It's a…read morelarge bubble tea chain that offers vast types of bubble teas. Basically a fast food place of bubble tea. We like to order from them here and there. This is a location near Thayer street, providence. This location is pretty small and only has few seating. My personal favorite is white grape punch with aloe jelly. This time i got the seasonal Pokemon collab blue drink. It tasted very sweet and artificial even with 70% sweetness. Service is always quick and good. Overall it's a great spot for quick bubble tea. Solid bubble teas shop.

Great boba spot, this is a chain and this shop is consistent with other Kung Fu Teas. Ordered the…read morehoney GT with grass jelly and a GMT with boba and pudding. Boba could be a bit fresher but no complaints, street parking can be tricky.

Delicious crepes! I…read moreordered the New York Crepe: cheesecake fillings, fresh strawberries, strawberry topping, graham crackers, chocolate drizzle, powdered sugar and whipped creams. The cheesecake filling was TO DIE FOR! So delicious. I loveeedd it! Their whipped cream is made fresh I believe tastes much better than the usual can. Workers are always friendly and service is fairly quick

As an avid crepe lover , I love love love Appleseed . I stop by at least three times a week. The…read moreowners are friendly and work very quickly . Must trys: Pasta salad , build your own salad, and most importantly their Tuscany crepe . (The pesto sauce is downright drinkable ) This spot is perfect for people who enjoy well priced healthy and delicious food. As a vegetarian I rate Appleseed crepe &Bread a 10/10 .

Nestled above the heart of Chinatown -- in what could be an artist's charming top floor studio loft…read more-- is My Thai Vegan Café, a modern veg take on traditional Thai dishes that feature an impressive array of shredded veggies and mock meats tossed into a wok. Here are some important distinctions to know for my fellow veg foodies: If you are the type of vegetarian who generally avoids Thai food because of the sneaking suspicion every dish has fish sauce, then this place is truly paradise. However, for people used to eating Thai food, it should be noted that this is not an authentic Thai eatery -- it is Vietnamese-owned with a Chinese staff, and I find that most of the dishes have a more traditional Vietnamese palate. I am writing this as a person who's consumed a lot of Thai food and couldn't help but make comparisons. The "fish sauce" is a combination of vinegar, chili sauce, and sugar--it works as a substitute and is generally offered as a side to garnish your main entrees, but those who eat Thai regularly will notice a subtle difference lacking in the pungent umami realm. The mock meats are either made with textured soy (chicken and beef), vital wheat gluten, or konjac root starch (same as shirataki noodles) for mock shrimp, which can have a gummy texture. For newcomers, the curries come highly recommended by staff, especially the mango yellow curry or pumpkin curry. Most tables also order the fried wonton appetizers and summer rolls. The wok noodles are a classic, but lack the same savoriness as traditional Thai eateries, I'd recommend the Pad Woon Sen plus, which comes with an assortment of mock shrimp, beef, tofu and chicken for just $1 more. I also tried the Tom Kha, which had a smooth coconut broth, but lacked herbal kick and tasted like it was missing the deep steep of lemongrass and galang root -- adding lime juice gave it a nice brightness and burst of flavor. Lots of reviews also recommend the birds nest, which is a fried nest of shredded taro with vegetables and protein inside. Do not order the Tom Yum, maybe it was an off day but the soup was a sodium bomb and couldn't be consumed. The restaurant is located up two flights of stairs in what feels like an intimidating, gritty stairwell tagged with graffiti. The space itself is warm and inviting though, decorated with lots of plants and string lights. The staff is friendly and attentive upon walking in and taking your order but then leaves you to enjoy your meal after serving. The dishes come in hot, large portions and every entree is plenty for two moderately hungry people. The pricing is fair, with most dishes between $15-25. I recommend going with a group and getting several items to share.

Fly in my water. No soap in the bathroom. Broken staircases that are falling apart…read more The waiter didn't let me order on the lunch menu during lunch time... This issue goes beyond just the fly; the lack of soap indicates a fundamental breakdown in basic cleanliness standards. Yikes.