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Machi Machi

3.7 (413 reviews)
Ultra High-EndBubble Tea
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Mango cream smoothie with jelly pearl and grapefruit jelly
Joanna L.

Aesthetically pleasing but definitely on the pricier end. Conveniently located in Ktown, Machi Machi is a good grab and go spot for tea. I came on a Friday night around 7:30 pm and the store had a couple customers inside. There's a kiosk to order from, and we got our orders relatively quickly. I got the seasonal mango cream smoothie with jelly pearl and grapefruit jelly. I paid more to get the reusable bottle - what can I say, I'm a sucker for something reusable. The bottle itself is not the largest, especially for the price you're paying. But I will say, they were quite generous with the toppings inside, and everything tasted fresh. The mango and grapefruit flavors were quite prominent, and I loved how every sip got the drink plus all the toppings. Would definitely come back, but I'd probably buy a drink without the reusable cup this time ;)

Mango Cream Smoothie w. Jelly Pearl & Grapefruit Jelly 葡萄柚奶蓋芒果晶球
Ruby C.

The mango cream smoothie is legit one of the best things I've had this summer. Machi Machi never failed to surprise me: their NEW Grapefruit Green Tea series and Coffee Milk Tea series are straight-up FIRE. *Mango Cream Smoothie w. Jelly Pearl & Grapefruit Jelly 葡萄柚奶蓋芒果晶球 $9.45 The dreamiest tropical drink combo, aka 楊枝甘露 in a cup! The drink was loaded with real mango chunks, jelly pearls (my fav), and grapefruit jelly. *Roasted Meringue Coffee Milk Tea 烤蛋白霜咖啡奶茶 $8.25 I opened the lid to scoop up the torched meringue and it was so fluffy Like a dessert in one sip, slightly caramelized. The combo of coffee and milk tea reminds me of HK style yuan yang (鴛鴦), while the aroma of the tea base is more like the one from taiwanese boba shops.  *Strawberry Latte w. Panna Cotta 奶酪草莓鮮奶 $8.45 Their no.1 bestselling and my all-time favorite drink. It is on the pricier side but you can find actual strawberry bits in the drink. Definitely on the sweeter side.  * The above drinks are fixed sugar and contain dairy.

Alan T.

Machi Machi in Ktown is located inside a small food hall with a few vendors inside. I ordered the drinks using the kiosk. I was debating between a few drinks and ended up choosing the green tea Creme brulee with red bean. The Creme brulee was like a foam on top. I liked my drink!

Alex R.

As many others mentioned, it's expensive for what you get. The drink itself is tasty but doesn't quite hold a candle to the options in the Bay Area! :) Service was quick and it's located in a fun location though!

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Love Machi Machi! The panna cotta drinks are so good, and honestly I haven't had a bad drink here. My favorite is the Shizuoka Matcha Milk--the matcha flavor is rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Definitely one of my go-to bubble tea spots!

Jessica J.

I've been here a handful of times but honestly don't understand the hype. I got the signature plum this time (have tried panna cotta, crème brûlée, normal milk tea, brown sugar milk tea). They're just okay and the plum one is below average. Bottle is cute though...

grapefruit bottled drink
Cassandra O.

Conveniently located in Koreatown and a large enough lobby area to accomodate a line without having to worry about standing in the busy sidewalk. All orders are processed via kiosk. Keep your receipt for the order number, and wait for it to be called! No seating though, so you'll be standing there a few minutes (closer to 10-15 minutes for my group). We ordered the bottled drinks, they were very cute and ended up being delicious! Plus you can keep the cute plastic bottle. But if you wanna drink it with a straw, you have to hold on to the little metal bottle cap. Mine was the grapefruit drink. They have so many options and different drinks though! I'd definitely go back, but keep in mind the potential wait time, especially if it's busy!

Grapefruit slush (good, but needed a large; the grapefruit inside eats up a lot of space you should have for juice)
John K.

3.5 Good, but pricey and a small serving size for what you get And more often than not, quite a wait for your drink! Grapefruit slush (good, but needed a large; the grapefruit inside eats up a lot of space you should have for juice) The lattes with panna cota are good too! Not great! But feel small too

Strawberry Tanghulu
Meryam A.

I had dinner with friends, and since we were in Koreatown, I knew I had to revisit this spot. Tanghulu has been all over social media, and the last time I tried it here, it was fantastic. They have a self-service kiosk where you can place and pay for your order, and within minutes, it's ready. I went for the strawberry tanghulu again, and it did not disappoint. The candy coating was perfectly crisp, and the sweetness was just right--such a satisfying treat to end the night. My only gripe was that the strawberries were ridiculously large, which made me wonder if they were unnaturally grown. That aside, it was still an amazing dessert experience. Definitely worth trying if you're in the area!

jasmine milk tea with panna cotta and the mango pomelo drink with jelly
Connie G.

I'm not sure why this place has such a low rating - this is a solid bubble tea option in Ktown with interesting and creative drinks. There isn't really any seating; you order at the kiosks and then grab and go. There's also a korean corn dog and tanghulu stall in the building. I've gotten their jasmine green tea with plum jelly (refreshing and delicious but definitely a little too sweet - I don't think I could adjust the sugar level on this one); the jasmine milk tea with panna cotta (the panna cotta was a nice surprise: it's subtly sweet and milky and isn't hard to slurp up with the straw); and the mango pomelo drink with jelly (also good but fixed sugar amount so on the sweeter side). Their non-boba drinks come in cute bottles as well with screw on tops. Drinks are definitely pricey though, and it can get really crowded inside but overall I think this is a great spot.

Lina L.

I usually visit Machi Machi when I visit Koreatown. Definitely a worth a visit if you're in the area. The wait can be a bit long when the place is crowded and it's typically pretty crowded. There's also a mochi donut shop next to this location, which is nice when you're waiting for your order. I usually just get their panna cotta. I've tried both their Matcha Panna Cotta and Strawberry Latte Panna Cotta. Tbh, I didn't really like their Matcha Panna Cotta since it was pretty bitter. It just didn't seem high quality and was lowkey kind of bland. Would not get that again. I recommend their Strawberry Latte Panna Cotta since that is decent. The strawberry one is kinda grainy with seeds (which I don't mind) and I love the panna cotta bits at the end. Overall though, I would say it's definitely more for the aesthetic rather for actual high quality boba. Expensive and IMO, not worth it. Drinks are pretty average. What you're really paying for is for the unique bottle.

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Stephanie T.

Machi Machi, a Taipei-born tea shop, has locations all over the world. Machi Machi's first United States location is in NYC located in 33 W 32nd Street and shares space with Jongro Rice Hotdog, Tanghulu, and Mochi Mochi Donut. When you walk in, there are 3 chairs on the left against the wall and self checkout kiosks on the right to use and order. Machi Machi is famous for its fresh teas, cream cheese foam, and milk teas. I ordered a Shizuoka Matcha Milk Tea with Panna Cotta. The ice level was fixed, but you can adjust the sugar levels. I waited about 15 minutes for my order to be ready. I think it'll be a better system to have the order number displayed instead of saying the order number at the pickup window. This would give you the flexibility to order from the other places down the hallway and roam around in the space. The Shizuoka Matcha Milk Tea with Panna Cotta comes in a special Machi Machi bottle. I never had panna cotta with matcha and it was a wonderful combination. The matcha was high quality and complemented the creamy sweetness of the panna cotta. I enjoyed every sip. The price was a bit steep ($9.21 includes tax), but I think it is worth a try.

Creamy corn milk tea
Jen S.

One of my favorite places in k-town for their cute panna cotta bottled drinks. It's a small, grab and go place that's also conjoined with another Korean corn dog shop and a mochi donuts shop. Once you enter, you'll need to order at one of the three kiosks located on the right side of the establishment. After entering your phone number, you'll receive a text notification when your drink is ready. Note that there are multiple kiosks, including one outside (which I believe is specifically for the corn dog shop.) (if you see lines form on busy days, make sure you're on the correct line). Service tends to be faster on weekdays, while weekends are typically busier. I recently tried their new, limited-time corn milk tea and absolutely loved the concept and presentation. They were generous with the corn and cream, defs a must-try if you're a fan of sweet, creamy corn with a subtle tea flavor, or if you're simply looking to try something new. Another thing to note is that this drink feels more lukewarm than hot after being mixed with the colder corn cream. Highly recommend their panna cotta drinks (especially the classic milk tea version) - don't forget to break up the panna cotta before drinking.

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Do they take cash?

Sorry they do not. They have 3 different kiosk you purchase from. Each Kiosk has you order different things, drinks, corn dogs and mochi donuts are ordered separately. They take all kinds of cards but no cash

Are mochi donuts available at 11am (opening)?

Yes

Do they have vegan milk options? Soy milk etc?

When I visited March, i didnt see those options available.

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Good place for boba. Simple ordering process thru their kiosk. Lots of selection. I chose the black…read moretea with boba. Drunk came out fast. No real interaction with the staff but they are efficient. Place is clean with some space for seating. Funny conversation to eavesdrop on but a couple was on a date and the girl was talking about her psychedelic experience doing mushrooms and an alien god judging her about her network of friends...I normally don't eavesdrop but couldn't help it in such a small sitting area

I returned to another Gong Cha bubble tea chain which this is located at 38th Street between 5th…read moreand 6th Avenues, Midtown West, Manhattan, NYC. This location is accessible via A train at 42nd Street Port Authority. Upon arriving there was a woman in front of me arguing with the staff persistently haggling the price to be lowered, but to no avail. Woman, no means no! There are other bubble tea businesses within the locale that may appease your needs, but not this particular Gong Cha whom apologized for the inconvenience of the inability to lower the price on the product ordered. As I waited patiently, I took photos of this business' environment. The staff stated the cash register is not working and currently unable to accept either credit or debit cards, but cash only payments. Ergo, I was unable to obtain a sales receipt nor a drink label printed. I wonder if the staff reboot the register or check their internet connection to be offline as the cause of non-functioning O/O/O. [1] Customer service is average. Well... if the staff can lower the price for one customer why not lower it for ALL customers? Surely, why not make my drink order as inclusion for lowering the price, please? Hell no, of course not! The conclusion was ironclad. In the real world, this cannot happen. As I stood on line waiting for this woman to let go and walk away from her argument I had shrunk to my own gnawing thoughts. I took photos of the atmospheric environment. There is a cute signage: "Bubble tea where refreshment meets creativity." The pink metal water bottle is very adorably cute which is something that I would certainly purchase. Peach green tea, medium $7.25 My favorite default topping grass jelly (aka herbal jelly) loeng4 fan2 涼粉 is my standard request for $0.75 which was good, but not served chilled. At 30% sugar level request, it was slightly higher in sugar content. Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg would shake his head at me in disbelief with disapproval and disappointment for consuming this excessively sugary drink. The peach green tea was not the cause of the sweetness but a man-made sugar embed measurement error. Nevertheless, this Gong Cha satisfied my bubble tea fix as it is now my addiction - in addition to my other addiction, writing. [1] O/O/O = Out Of Order

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4.0
(204 reviews)
0.9 mi

Staffs were friendly. There are bubble tea, and food you can order from here. I ordered a regular…read moreKorean Hot Dog which was $4.99. There are tables and seats where you can sit and enjoy your meal here. Service: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5

My bubble tea crawl continues throughout NYC attaining my favorite default grass jelly loeng4 fan2…read more涼粉 choice topping. Ahh, grass jelly loeng4 fan2 涼粉 is my childhood favorite dessert and summons nostalgia! It is my mission to search for bubble tea businesses that offers grass jelly as a topping for my primary reason to patronize. It was abundant which filled one quarter of my medium sized drink. The grass jelly topping is New York City standard priced at $0.50 at least there is sustainability and a sense of normalcy. I requested regular ice, but the entire ice dispensed disappointedly melted and the drink became room temperate. Heat wave medium $6.00 Passionfruit green tea with grass jelly, 50%, light sugar. The drink alone was good quality. While scanning the electronic menu the drink names appear very comical and not business appropriate as well as this bubble tea business name Ho Ho Te. The sound speakers is boisterously loud blasting music directly at my face by the ordering counter. The cashier associate was 90% inaudible of her customer service questions due to the boisterously loud blasting music as I had to fight loud vs. loud by blurting loudly several times: "WHAT?" Why would a business intentionally place sound speakers in front of a ordering counter station where customers must communicate their food/drink orders? How can customers place their drinks orders with clear specific description/instructions only for the cashier associate to inadvertently obfuscate by misinformation because the message conveyed was utterly misinterpreted? Communication is vital for ordering and order fulfillment accuracy in the food service industry! The cardboard paper straws available are environmentally sustainable friendly for biodegradable and compostable. However, these cardboard straws taste AWFULl!! The drink selection is very limited menu compared with other bubble tea competitors. Disappointedly there is no Jasmine green tea on the menu. There are some food items. Takeout menus are available for grabs. Loyalty card is available which also serve as business card where the back is printed in gold foil. This business is very accessible by MTA NYC Transit at Port Authority 42nd Street's A, C, E trains and buses near the peripheral of Times Square.

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