Amazing drinks and snack options for those in Flushing!…read more My favorite drink was the jasmine milk tea followed by the mango coconut water! We also ordered the korean fried chicken in the honey garlic sauce and it was so good and made fresh to order! Definitely recommend eating it there before the chicken loses its crunch. We also got the hong kong egg waffle which also comes fresh to order and hot. There's also enough seating for around 15 people or so and they recently renovated the place so it looks super nice and modern!

My favorite is the mango yogurt . Food is good too for small bites. Other boba tea and slushy is a…read moremust to try.

We loveee Kijitora in this house! Their menu is delish- literally no misses! Their branding is the…read morecutest- who isn't soft for cute kitties?! We got their Iced Mango Matcha Latte and Iced Latte. The mango was so refreshing and had a really nice sweetness to it! We really don't see this mango x matcha pairing enough. Their iced latte is always just a really solid go-to! This location is a bit bigger than their other ones. There were a good amount of tables (although they were all taken) for you to stay a while if you wanted to!

I find it insane that this spot has a C Grade (that is partially covered) and still gets as many…read morecustomers as they do. I've had a handful of poor experiences there. Kinda rude staff feels like a common denominator by looking at other reviews. The food looks fine but, again, I tend to not eat at restaurants with lower than B grades. Plenty of better options in walking distance with solid A ratings

I can't speak to service or ambiance because this was a delivery order…read more The Ruby Milk Black Tea took me by surprise because the drinks were almost 50% pearls, and the pearls were starting to get hard. I liked the milk tea, but I would likely not get the pearls here again.

Another boba tea spot has joined us in the neighborhood. I've tried the following:…read more - Brown sugar milk tea with oreo and milk foam: Yum, this was very good! The milk foam makes this on the creamier side and I love the addition of the oreo crumbles. I'll definitely be getting this again - Cocoa egg waffle: Subtle chocolate flavor. This treat is on the light and airy side. - Melon green tea with lime jelly: What a fun drink! I loved the refreshing taste of the melon green tea. They also have a food menu with sushi, onigiri, and more! I tried the eel onigiri and it was really good. They are made fresh and the rice is warm. They have a few seats available in the front but this seems like a grab and go spot. See you there!

Super minimalist spot with bomb boba slushies, teas, and milkshakes. Prices are way better than…read moremost places in Bushwick for the size. They've got cute claw machines up front too. Haven't had the crepes yet, but the smell alone is enough to make me want to!

They make amazing concoctions! Lots of care and skill involved to make these tornado delights. With…read moreeach cone comes a token for their claw machines. Admittedly slow at times but always worth it! My order: bubble waffle, Taro ice cream, boba, banana, condensed milk

I like how they have the option of boba and brown sugar boba especially in this day and age where…read moreevery place have brown sugar boba only and I have to opt for sago. The Hong Kong milk tea has a deep, roasted slightly bitter taste, similar to Bengali cha, so I really like it! The boba are chewy and the staffs were friendly. They speak limited English.

We stopped by here right before it closed at 8:30 to pick up a mango pomelo sago. This is a very…read moresimilar drink we once got at Heytea and I want to say this tea was so refreshing, cold, soft from the sago and the mango, and satisfying. This store is run by a nice lady and the service was great. I can't wait to walk back in that area and try something else.

I rarely get lavender drinks anymore because they tend to have very artificial tasting lavender to…read moreme, but this one was delicious and tastes great. Very comparable to the butterfly pea flower matcha at chamberlain coffee which I like a lot, but this one is less sweet so honestly even better! some notes: - no computers on Saturdays and maybe some other days - lots of seating - does have board games you can play though - also has really yummy looking Chinese pastries - will be going back for a pastry, games, and their coffee!

Immediately tes…read more Plain old drip coffee: phenomenal. Everyone else is ordering cooldbrew. Macha. Also, a roaster so copped a bag of beans to take home to LV. Clean bathroom. Cool place to chill before a haircut up the block.

First time here, I passed by on Sunday and it was quite packed. Their service was fast which was…read moregreat since it's so small inside, had to try their strawberry matcha latte. And I loved my drink it was delicious, haven't tried their food but will definitely come back to try.

This is a small but cute little shop. Heads up there is no AC, so if you're coming to chill out on…read morea hot day beware. They serve a great iced chai latte, and have lots of other fun items on the menu and offer small bites.

Service: 4.4/5 Food: 4.3/5…read morePrice: $5-$20 New coffee shop in the neighborhood. A little tucked away + hidden, so it's never busy. Good for a quiet break + possibly co-working? They have a few tables + counter seating. The owners are quiet + dog friendly (treat jar + water bowl). In general, the drinks are good + aren't too strong in their flavors without being bland. Food items are generous in their portions + carry stronger flavors. Onigiris are made fresh + stuffed. Sandwiches come on a flaky + crispy croissant. Best to eat the food fresh otherwise they get cold + soggy. What I Ordered: - Matcha: subtly bitter, still very fresh - Hojicha Latte: not super strong, hot chocolate-esque - Sesame Latte: roommate said it was salty? - Cortado: brother said it was good - Yuzu Chicken Onigiri: fragrant - Koji Salmon Onigiri: a little salty - Mentaiko Onigiri: a little spicy - Tuna Mayo Sandwich: opposite of dry, balanced - Tamago Sandwich: heavy on the dill, like a spread

I live right across the street from this place and just saw it on the map and finally went a few…read moreweeks ago! It's really small inside, but there's two round tables and bench seating available. I also think there were like two chairs? The male barista there was really nice and can speak Japanese as well if that's helpful for anyone! I ordered the chai latte, which I totally didn't specify I wanted iced which was my fault, so take my opinion with a grain of salt because I really don't like hot drinks :( It had a really interesting flavor, it wasn't what I was expecting at all! This was a few weeks ago so my memory is a bit foggy, but I remember is STRONGLY tasting of cardamom, I think it was? I love a good spiced drink but it was just really overpowering and made it kind of bitter? I do also prefer sweeter drinks so maybe it's just me . It also was super foamy I was convinced for a while there was some sort of cold foam or something in it. I didn't mind, I'd just never really seen chai froth up like that before and not really mix in or go flat. I'd definitely like it better iced though, so I plan to go back and give it another shot! The onigiri was really big, especially for $4, and I was so impressed! I got the soboro beef onigiri which I pictured below along with the chai. I was also shocked at how it didn't taste like I was expecting it to; when I describe my experience at this cafe I just summarize it as nothing tasting at all what I expected it to taste like, but not in a bad way, just surprising! I was kept on my toes. I really enjoyed the onigiri regardless, I can't exactly remember the taste but I'm pretty sure it was sweeter and... earthier(?) than I thought it would be. It was really good and I can't wait to try the other flavors! And an iced drink this time...