It was my first time here with my friend, the owner was very sweet & helpful to all the questions…read morewe had. The prices are amazing, one of the cheapest boba places i've been to. The owner let us taste test our drink before sealing it to see if the sweetness was good enough. I will definitely be coming back, there are no complaints! It was small inside but very cute. As a boba lover, this was very high in my ranking of places.

I got a strawberry matcha (pictured), okinawa milktea, and a passionfruit green tea. I'd say the…read moredrinks weren't good tbh but the service was top tier. She let us taste each drink to see if we liked the sweetness before finalizing the drink. The drinks were just not good at all flavor-wise

Amazing cute shop with many options of drinks to select. Cute spot, besides a shopping complex…read morewhere Super G mart is.

This is a pretty solid Boba tea shop right next to my favorite Pho restaurant. The flavors are…read morepretty bold and priced well. The space is nice and well lit to work. Great service! Always in and out.

I was not a fan of the boba, but their Vietnamese coffee was top tier! Would order again!read more

I came here in a hot Saturday afternoon in need for some refreshment after a friend suggested I…read moreshould give them a try. I walked in and the guy working the register was immediately curt and rude. Hurrying me along by repeatedly asking me, "Anything else?", after every specification to the ONE tea I ordered. It was so rude that his coworker came over to try to smooth things out with warmer service. I ordered the passion fruit pleasure, double boba, 25% sweet, regular ice. The flavor of the tea was delicious but some of the dehydrated fruits didn't rehydrate which made overall mouthfeel less than ideal. The ambiance of was lackluster at best but very low on my list of priorities for a boba spot. I am open to try again with just boba in the future and hope for a better service experience.

***Hong Kong Bakery is inside the giant market!!*** If it…read moreweren't for reading one of the reviews on here, I would have never found it. I literally drove up and down the shopping plaza and almost gave up. I pulled into a parking spot, looked at reviews, scrolled and scrolled and bam! Someone was super helpful with where it was actually located. So now, I felt the need to put that as the first thing to read on the review haha. There's plenty of parking! Just beware of your surroundings, there were a few homeless people walking around begging/going up to cars. Definitely seems like this is an overall ongoing issue in Charlotte as a whole. The market is massive but I didn't buy anything from the store. I definitely wanted to buy some snacks from different countries in Asia but I had sushi leftovers in the car so I was trying to make it a quick trip. I made my way to the very right side of the store where the bakery and food stands were. The cashier was friendly and I ordered quite a bit of bakery items including a taro bun, red bean cream bun, macaroons, a cookie, and a Thai tea with boba. Everything was delicious, no complaints! I do wish more things were in stock but being that everything tasted great, I'm sure Hong Kong Bakery gets a lot of traction. This is a great small bakery. The location is hard to find but just remember...it's inside the grocery store. When you enter the building, turn right, and go all the way straight until you pass the cash registers and home goods section. You'll see it! Enjoy!

Located in the Super G Mart food court, this is an authentic Hong Kong style bakery. The buns &…read moresome bakery items are self serve but there also is a counter with whole cakes, macarons, breads, cannolis & tres leches cake slices. The buns are what kept me coming back. It's so hard to find authentic HK style baked goods in NC & I finally found it here. The breads are very fresh, fluffy, generously sized and well flavored. The egg tarts & sesame balls are excellent too. Definitely will be a haunt for me when I'm in the area. This is also locally owned so support your small mom & pop businesses.

I order from them weekly i love love love this location. Everyone is so sweet always. I always…read moresmile when i come and see they are super busy :) I get the brown sugar oat milk tea. i know they get sick of my order haha !! Sorry but im absolutely obsessed!!! Also the Vietnamese Bun is the best :)

I've been ordering Bah mi sandwich from them sense the price was 3.99 and each year there was less…read moreand less meat this year beats all records ! Needless to say I won't be ordering my bahmis here again a spot in Indian trail is much better and they load it up !!!

The green apple tea was so delicious I didn't get a photo before it was all gone. Great food truck…read more Accepts tap to pay.

The boba tea bar is a traveling tea bar! Yes, I said traveling! How cool is that? I want them to…read morecome to my neighborhood like an ice cream truck does. They were set up at a food festival in Salisbury and apparently they're typically in and around charlotte. I love a boba so I was thrilled to give them a try. I got the lavender boba and it was just the right amount of sweet !

This place is amazing in every sense for a grocery store…read more It has everything you may think of from different cultures and areas of the world. For me as a Venezuelan, I really appreciate the Venezuelan snacks, harina PAN for the arepas and the Venezuelan cheeses. I also go to the Asian section to get weird flavored chips, Mochis, a lot of Frozen dumplings. It's never a complete trip if you don't go to the restaurant area and get some food to eat there and some pastries to take home. Finish the day with a excellent boba tea

Super G Mart on Independence is one of Charlotte's most fun grocery adventures…read more If you love exploring new ingredients, discovering international snacks, or simply wandering through aisles you've never seen before, this place is worth the trip. While the Pineville location remains my favorite thanks to its larger food hall and dining options, the Independence store still delivers an impressive experience. The selection is enormous. You'll find fresh produce from around the world, exotic fruits and vegetables, live seafood, blue crabs, an on-site fishmonger, and a full-service butcher counter. The international grocery selection is where this store really shines. Aisles are packed with staples from across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and beyond. Whether you're shopping for Thai curry paste, Vietnamese rice noodles, Japanese snacks, Korean sauces, Spanish ingredients, or Eastern European treats, chances are you'll find it here. One feature I especially enjoy is the freezer section. The cases are organized by country and cuisine, making it easy to browse and discover new foods. It's a small detail, but it turns grocery shopping into a bit of an adventure. On this visit, I came specifically for Korean black bean paste, dark soy sauce, and fresh green beans. Naturally, I left with a few extras. The candy aisle is dangerous in the best possible way. Their coconut candies are always tempting, and I can never resist grabbing a bag of Thai coffee candies while I'm there. The store has a large private parking lot and a loyalty program that offers additional discounts at checkout. If you're a frequent shopper, it's worth signing up. Is it as polished as some specialty markets? No. Is it one of the most interesting grocery stores in Charlotte? Absolutely. Give yourself time when you visit. This isn't the kind of place where you run in for one item and leave five minutes later. It's a place to wander, explore, and discover something new around every corner. Life is too short not to eat well, Charlotte. Grab a cart, take your time, and eat your way through Super G Mart.

Food is amazing and consistent! I always go there for pho…read moreand fresh coconut water. Ive been there at least 10times already. Service is good Ambiance is okay nothing ordinary.

I ordered a $22 appetizer and came out big dish barely have 4 pieces of chicken and so many green…read moreleaves. I have 4 family members barely can share. Never buy this dish again. I would not go back this Resturant again. All dishes I ordered for my family last night were very little portions. It is not worth it.i paid $108 and my family barely full. If I eat at other restaurants it costs less than this.

So happy I stumbled upon this place! I was in the area looking for some good pho and came across…read morePho Huong Que. From the outside, it definitely gives a little bit of a hole-in-the-wall vibe, but I was really impressed as soon as I walked inside! The restaurant was slammed during the lunch rush, which is always a good sign, but the service was still great. Everyone was friendly and attentive, and the food came out delicious. I ordered the meatball pho, and it was so yummy! The broth was flavorful, everything tasted fresh, and it was exactly what I was looking for. Great food, great service, and definitely a hidden gem. I'm really glad I found this place and will absolutely be back if in the area!

This is one of the freshest, delicately tender French inspired Vietnamese. Nothing is over salty,…read moreoverpriced, and the dishes are beautiful. We've had Vietnamese all over the city and I will say this is definitely in my top two. The Jasmine Arnold Palmer is freshly made to order and hand squeezed. The chicken is tender, the broths have amazing flavor. Quite impressed we can't get enough of it.

A quick stop at this corner convenience store to hit their ATM, get some cash and get a cold bottle…read moreof water. This 7-Eleven is a little smaller than most and is one of the "older" designs but they still have everything. The ATM is inside to the right next to the lottery counter. Lots of snacks and drinks and beer and wine here. And some hot food but nothing in the displays this afternoon. Gas pumps are covered and mostly tidy. Some trash about but it's a busy spot. [Review 2104 of 2024 - 3773 in North Carolina - 23123 overall]

I stopped by on Saturday, 04-13-24, for Slurpee Bring Your Own Cup Day. As a 7-Rewards member, I…read morekept getting emails leading up to this day. I thought the idea was to be creative and to use whatever container you wanted to use, providing it fit in the store's 10-inch cutout. When I got to the cashier around 7:30 pm, she said I couldn't use my container. I told her I thought you could use any container as long as it fit. She then said I could fill it halfway. This was my first time participating. Employees should adhere to the guidelines sent in the Rewards emails. If they can make up rules as they go, there should be disclaimers in the emails. I still enjoyed my Slurpee brain freeze, but the cashier took some of the fun out of it. I hadn't had a Slurpee in a long time. It was good to see sugar free options.