I have driven by this place often since I live pretty close by. I decided to finally pop in. I…read moreliked this inside of the store as it was filled with plenty of decoration which helped to make it feel inviting. There were even games available to play if you wanted which would make it fun to hang out there. Since I had never been before, I decided to go with a traditional brown sugar milk. The employee at the register was nice and patient and even helped make a recommendation on the fact that I should go with regular boba pearls over the brown sugar ones they had available. The drink itself was not bad! The sweetness and flavor hit the spot. There wasn't as much customization here as there are at other boba places though. Overall a pretty solid spot!

i love it here. I go here bi weekly to get my boba with family and friends. Thank you so much Boba…read moreHouse!

This place has been consistently good! Limited options but they make everything well. Everything is…read moreone size. Allan customize sugar and ice level. Their food is worth a try too! There is parking in the garage or street parking. Lots of windows and tables so good for studying or meeting up with friends!

Friendly helpful service. Great artisanal drinks. I saw that my matcha was hand whisked. The fruit…read moreslush was refreshing and tasty, high quality. The menu is easy to read, organized. It's not easy to make great boba. This place makes perfect Boba. Not mushy, not hard, chewy with bounce. I am glad I found this place after trying out the other highly rated place in the next block that was super artificial tasting, I couldn't drink it. Thank you Tea Addicts. You made my day.

Red Rose Milk Tea no topping is my favorite drink here. Consistently amazing, delicious, perfect…read more Sooooo good. I love that this location has an easy large free parking lot. The interior is so beautiful with comfy chairs. I love the cute mustache logo! The staff are always so extremely nice and friendly. Literally every time I have stopped here all the staff are so kind! Customer service is important and I definitely feel welcomed here and happy with my experiences. They have punch cards you stamp every visit. The menu has variety and every drink I've had here has been delicious. I enjoyed the seasonal banana matcha and hope that returns! I love that they will also make your drink in your own personal reusable cup from home which is awesome and better for the earth! I highly recommend Mustache Milk Tea Shoreline! I will most definitely be back for my favorite the Red Rose Milk Tea... so YUM! :)

This location in Shoreline took a while to reach even in Sunday traffic; I-5 N traffic has been…read moreextending wait times for everyone near the Ship Canal Bridge especially during the weekends when everyone's out. Getting here will be a relief since you don't have to worry about finding parking in their spacious parking lot, which is shared with many other surrounding businesses. Inside is pretty casual with several tables to sit and hang around, along with one long table where you'll be close to some foliage as my friends and I were. Menu has a variety of items including milk tea, coffee, smoothies and fresh milk. Speciality and possibly seasonal drinks were also advertised around the counter and near the front. Staff at the front take your order and ask about ice and sweetness levels if the drink you order calls for that. There is also a ramen bar to the right-hand side of the front counter you can use after purchasing instant ramen at said front counter. I got myself the Mustache milk tea with 50% sweetness and ice, with regular boba. This is very standard for milk tea but it's also the perfect baseline for their other drinks. The tea is floral and the milk added does not detract from the drink. 50% sweetness is perfect for this drink, as any sweeter would have been too much for me. My friends enjoyed their other drinks, though they all got stuff from various parts of the menu. Pretty decent and nice place to chill, hangout and have some good boba! If I'm around the area, I'll come back for their other milk tea flavors!

I want to love Mauritius Brown, because the bubble tea was creamy, delicious, and you can taste the…read morequality of the ingredients, but the brown sugar boba is just far too sweet, even though I selected the "less sweet" option. I would have loved my drink if it was half as sweet. Also, I made the mistake of ordering for pickup through the DoorDash app, only to realize it's a whole dollar more per drink on the app vs in-store. Even at the in-store prices, their drinks are more expensive based on volume compared to what you would get at Happy Lemon or Sharetea, for example. Drinks were promptly ready at the promised time and staff were very friendly.

I liked this place! I am not by any means a boba conoussier but I do know what I think tastes good…read more I went with their classic brown sugar boba since it's what they are known for. Their menu was awesome for me because I do not drink caffeine and the menu made it super clear which items were caffeinated. I asked for half sweetness, but they let me know that the sweetness actually comes from the boba, not the milk, which is cool. I did like the drink and though the brown sugar taste was just right, but the milk tasted way better with the boba and I got tired of chewing the boba. The servers were kind, knowledgable, and enthusiastic. The space was clean and cute but small, so I imagine most people take their drink to go.

Very similar to Molly tea, I first tried Chayan in Vancouver, BC so I was thrilled when I learned…read morethat Chayan opened so close to where I work. I've tried a good amount of their menu, and will occasionally get the seasonal items like peach. Though I always revisit my favorites, which are the da hong pao tea frappe, the jasmine green milk tea, and the matcha green tea varieties. If you get the frappe, they top the whip cream to serve. Wait time can vary but generally it's about 5-10 mins to get your drink. There are some tables and seating but most people tend to grab n go.

I was pretty excited to try Chayan as another potential spot that genuinely focuses on high quality…read moretea. Definitely the same vibe as Molly Tea, but with a broader menu of drink options. I opted for the Da Hong Pao Tea Frappe and the tea wasn't quite as fragrant as I wanted it to be. I'd say it's middle of the road quality wise, aka a tier or two below Chicha and about the same as Don't Yell At Me. As with other boba spots, it's possible that some drinks are better than others, so maybe take a look at what the regulars are ordering. Vibe wise, the store wasn't too crowded early afternoon on a Saturday. Only 2-3 folks lined up to order on the iPad and seats were nearly full, but not quite. Vibes great, tea not bad.

The bubble waffle is sooo good! It's crispy and soft inside. It takes about 10 minutes. I chose…read morehalf sugar for the strawberry matcha because I don't like it being too sweet. Remember to stir it before drinking, the jam are at the bottom.heard their lemon tea is really great, will come next time.

The first Shoreline site closed "temporarily" to support their second site in Bellevue…read more That's understandable. But it's never reopened with no timely updates. Recently I saw a For Lease sign posted at their location. I've always tried my best to support indies, especially in Shoreline. Teews's beverages, when available, were pretty decent. Clearly not having a consistent presence coming up to a year is a disappointment. But that's their business decision, especially with today's economy. With all the other pop ups and new cafes in the greater Seattle area, it'll just be a distant memory.

This is a large space but with surprisingly little seating. Since it was my first time here, I…read moreasked the barista for a recommendation. He suggested a croffle - croissant dough prepared in a waffle maker. I was disappointed by both the flavor and texture of the pastry. The matcha frosting on top was too sweet, and the texture had none of the flakiness I look for in a croissant.

If you're looking for sweet with a bit of crunch, One Bite Cafe is the way to go. Everything about…read moreOne Bite Cafe is delightful, from the interior to friendly staff and of course the treats. Don't be fooled by the size of their Croffles, even one can be pretty filling but one shouldn't limit themselves to trying one. The Croffle itself is sweet/sugared, but if you go with one of their flavors it isn't a sweet overload. The cream of the toppings is light, and throwing in either the fresh bluberries or strawberry completes it. Personally I'm a fan of their Taro and strawberry. I found their bluberry tastes similiar to the Taro (so I wouldn't order both at the same time), and the Red Velvet was okay but a little bland. Their Roll cake is very light, to a point that you'd almost question if you actually ate anything (don't worry, the cream inside will quickly remind you).

Again, late to the party since One Bite Cafe at the Lake Forest Park Town Center has been open for…read morenearly two years. I'm a creature of habit and often stuck to the other side of the complex. I did not realize that One Bite Cafe took over the former Great Harvest Bread. I had checked out One Bite Cafe before in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood out of curiosity regarding croffles, but it didn't not leave a lasting impression at the time (open since 2019, with that visit in July 2022). However, when The College Friend set up a meet up at the Lake Forest Park site yesterday (open since May 2022, this visit on 4/9/26). There is an interior entry from the two level retail area and an exterior entry adjacent to the big shared parking lot. It took me a few tries until I found a spot. I was kindly greeted upon entry while the counter person was assisting the customer ahead of me. I ordered and paid directly on the convenient touch screen kiosk located to the left of the main register. I liked the interior transformation. Lots of onsite seating configurations and pleasant decor. Overhead music played the Beatles, which was a pleasant surprise. The wrap around pastry cases with well placed menu placards showed the variety of menu offerings. There's a wide variety of bevs, sweet and savory pastries, desserts, sandwiches, and even gluten free items from NuFlours. I ordered a 22oz iced classic milk tea with 75% sweetness and no toppings, plus some Korean sausage bread. The College Friend decided on a toasted Reuben with chips. We also shared a Portuguese egg tart. We were onsite for three hours. I noticed a constant stream of customers who also dined onsite, as well as, folks getting items to go. I appreciated observing the consistent pleasant and helpful counter staff, all with welcoming smiles! I learned that One Bite Cafe has grown to four sites: Seattle/Roosevelt, Lake Forest Park, Woodinville, and Federal Way. That's great to see ongoing success for this local, indie cafe chain. Lake Forest Park Town Center is lucky to have a variety of cafe, bar, and restaurant destinations. One Bite Cafe gets a collective 5 star for this first time visit.

I think if I only got the croffle and the cake, it would have been a solid 4 star. Unfortunately…read morethe other items wasn't up to par. This place have been on my list for a while now, and I was in the area so I stop by to give it a try. They had a lot of variety of baked goods as well as things from nuflours in capitol hill. The cafe is nice and there's a couple of places in the back where you can sit and enjoy your treats. We got a couple of things to try: Mango croffle 5/5 -- love the flavor love the texture, crunchy outside, soft inside. Mango was refreshing Black sesame cake -- 4.5/5 --- it was very black sesame flavor which I like. The cake was also soft, a little dry and grainy but not too bad. Blueberry egg tart 3/5: not crispy, the blueberry didn't really do anything. Apple cookie 3/5: soft cookie, didn't get any apple flavor. Spicy crab onigiri and beef bulgogi onigiri: 2.5/5 - crumbles apart and was not sturdy, also kinda pricey Lemon scone 1/5: dry, no lemon flavor at all. Service could be better as well. It looks like everything needs to be prep in the kitchen, so once you order on the tablet, the guy disappear to prep the food and there's no one in the front counter. Overall, I would come back for the croffle and cake but nothing else

We came over on a Sunday for lunch, and there was no wait. I have been to the Mount and Bao in…read moreGreen Lake, and I didn't realize this is the O.G. location. The lady serving us was very welcoming and prompt. We got cumin lamb, pan fried xiaolongbao, and wonton soup. The cumin lamb was authentic with rich spices that go so well with rice. The thin crust of the pan fried xiaolongbao added a nice crisp to the juicy dumplings. The wonton soup was also very comforting on a rainy day. The place was quiet and great for conversations. Seating at the booth was comfortable. Would definitely return!

So disappointing. Awful food and shockingly bad service from start to finish…read more We should have known better based on the empty yet dirty, unbused tables on the front patio. Once inside, we waited 10 minutes to be seated even though the two couples ahead of us were just paying/picking up and no one was at the host stand. Ordering took another 10 minutes because the QR system kept glitching, failing security codes, and eventually locked us out. To make matters worse, the menus we were handed had half the items crossed out with marker. When seated, the waitress oddly gave us soup bowls and chopsticks -- but no water, no plates, and no napkins. We would spend the next hour repeatedly trying to get those basics. After ordering six mostly dim sum dishes, we tried over and over to flag someone down. No luck. Other tables were clearly frustrated too. The table next to us sent back undercooked pork dumplings. Another table complained they'd been trying to pay for an hour. About 20 minutes later, scallion pancakes arrived -- but we still had no plates. Unable to get anyone's attention, we ate a few pieces leaning over the serving dish. The pancakes were limp, greasy, pale, and unpleasant. Another 10-15 minutes passed before more food arrived. The pork shu mai was decent, but you only get three pieces for about $7 -- overpriced. The xiao long bao (10 for $13) were bland and tasted like frozen dumplings. The steamed BBQ pork buns (only two) were small, chewy, and clearly reheated -- grocery-store quality at best. The pork and shrimp dumplings were worse: hard, dry, super chewy wrappers and poorly cooked filling. When we again asked for plates, napkins, and water, they tried to give us sauce bowls instead. Eventually we got plates -- still no napkins or water. After another 20 minutes of trying to get attention, we were finally given a carafe of water and small orange tea cups. Everyone else had normal water glasses. Still no napkins. I joked they didn't have plates and water glasses because the dishwashers were cooking the food?? Over an hour in, we still hadn't received our beef chow fun. The server eventually asked if we had "gotten it or not" -- clearly we hadn't. We waited another 20 minutes. When the beef chow fun arrived, it was terrible: cheap egg noodles, barely any beef, overloaded with raw and cooked onions, and drowned in a gloppy, overly salty sauce that tasted like bottled Oyster sauce. Even Panda Express does this better. That dish alone was $17. We immediately asked for to-go boxes, yet were told to "take your time," which was baffling after waiting so long. Paying was another ordeal -- you could order, but couldn't pay through QR option, and other tables were still unable to close out. One table had to walk to the host stand out of frustration. That same table had kept borrowing our table's condiments because their table had none and they also couldn't get server. We went in expecting a quick dinner and instead got servers who couldn't provide simple basics like plates, napkins, or water, couldn't bus tables, and couldn't close checks efficiently -- all while serving bland to terrible food at high prices. We paid $70. For the first time ever, we didn't leave a tip. If basic service requires asking over half a dozen times, that's unacceptable. Also having served in college, while busy, the number of servers seemed sufficient...they were just bad at their jobs. $35 per person for bad food and worse service does not work for us. We won't be back.

Happy Tea has been in business for about 1.5 years, but I decided to finally detour on 9/3/23…read more Observations: Located by Metro bus stops. Tight front parking lot, more slots available in the back. Open until 8pm and proximate to several other food establishments & cafe. Limited onsite seating, not much vibe or ambiance - see attached photos. There's food and bevs, with discounted banh mis on Thursdays - see attached menu photos. The Homie chose to not order anything, in retrospect, he was smart. I had an iced pineapple jasmine tea. It was refreshing at the time, but I was dismayed in the end glancing at the requested receipt, this purchase had a bag fee, tax, and tip was $9. Note: I didn't add boba, didn't request or receive a bag, nor did I grab a straw or napkin. Plus a dismal amount of pineapple observed at the end. Pricey fruit tea water. Could of had a spot on milk tea or 20oz iced mocha elsewhere for less. Glad others felt this was worthy of 4 and 5 stars, but not for me. I waited this long, tried one item and it left me rather disappointed overall, 2.5 stars rounded to a 3 and that's being generous. Will I return? Will I be lured by discounted banh mis? Highly unlikely since there are other cafes, drive throughs, and late night spots in the North Seattle/Shoreline/Edmonds vicinity.

I got the milk tea boba tea and it was okay. The boba has no flavor or texture. The milk tea was…read moreokay on the other hand.