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    Strawberry sundae
    Shirley L.

    I guess you get what you pay for. For the prices you're paying for the ice cream it's not bad but for the milk drinks, it is very bland so I didn't enjoy it. The fruits tea drinks are slightly better but I guess don't expect too much. Luckily the wait wasn't too long the few times I came by if not I would not think it's worth the wait.

    Vincent Y.

    Mixue is one of the best boba and ice cream spots where you get value for your dollar. It's good and refreshing on a sunny day and the prices are less than half of other boba spots in the city. It's also got a great theme song and the mascot is cool. I also recently tried their cocoa ice cream and can say that they have better ice cream than McDonald's.

    Maria M.

    Best icecream cones ever!!!! Reminded me so much of my childhood. Not heavy at all. Just hit the right spots. Will totally recommend their regular vanilla and chocolate cones. You will see lines out the block but dont get intimidated because they go by fast!!

    Stacey S.

    IF what you are looking for is above average soft serve that's practically free. Go. If you are looking for high end nuanced flavors. Skip. I was surprised that the matcha was actually slightly strong, in a good way. Better than many that are 3x$

    Nafisa H.

    I was so excited to see this when I was in Chinatown but was disheartened by the long line. The two kiosks are way too close to the exit/door that it causes quite a traffic jam and makes it look way more crowded. Thankfully ordering didn't take long at all but what took the longest was just my soft serve. Eventually my friend saw people going directly up and mentioning their order number to get their order faster. Everything is really affordable and tasty so I do think it's worth a visit.

    Vanilla Soft Serve ($1.30)
    Lonnie K.

    Mainly came here for the soft serves at the Soho/Chinatown location but was told by staff that they'd run out of both flavors. Okay so fast forward to another day, I was relieved to see people holding ice cream cones at last. So, imagine my face suddenly lit up with joy because I would finally get to try the matcha today after failing twice in the past. Place looked packed towards the storefront as a small crowd had gathered here and there. Almost started turning to the opposite direction and wanting to leave as I thought to myself, maybe I should wait a bit to see how long of a wait it would actually be since I was already here anyway. After placing an order of matcha soft serve by the cashier in the front instead of at the kiosks (card only), I paid in cash for a total of $1.84 ($1.69 + 15¢ tax). Got my receipt in hand and now waiting for my # to be called any moment now. I looked up at the LED screen expecting to see my order ready for pickup (aka fast) just like the other 2 locations in Herald Square + Hell's Kitchen. But, it was still stuck as ready for pickup on the LED screen for the next 20 mins without my # being called. So, I finally went up to the counter to ask. Learned that once you do see your # under the "ready for pickup" section though, you should just go to the ice cream area and ask about your order. The staff would then dispense the ice cream for you right on the spot. Not gonna lie, this process could get a bit chaotic since all the staff looked overwhelmed with many orders backed up at the same time. The theme song was also getting really annoying playing repeatedly in the background. I really don't know how the staff is enduring it every moment. Two huge statues of the Snow King are inside, one by the entrance and one by the counter as the iconic mascot of the store. The Chinatown/Soho location is the biggest of them all with little round tables and seats on the side. Kiosks on the right as soon as you step in. A working restroom is also located all the way in the back for customers only. Matcha Soft Serve: Bit of matcha taste only and not enough imo. But, it's still pretty good for $1.84 total. Vanilla Soft Serve: Has hint of coconut taste. Smooth and creamy, no gap is found in the center. Great deal for $1.30 in total. Conclusion: Would prefer vanilla over matcha soft serve. Love stopping by Mixue whenever I'm in the Chinatown/Soho neighborhood.

    Marie S.

    This is going to be my go to place for the summer to get some ice cream. The soft serve ice cream is only $1.19. It was good ice cream, and I like that the ice cream cone was not the cheap cones. They also have chocolate and matcha ice cream for $1.69. Mixue has flavor ice cream sundaes too. They have great affordable bubble tea as well. Service was fast even when it was crowded with people since this is a popular place. And there are sitting areas.

    Nancy A.

    This place just recently opened up and I noticed several locations are popping up fast all over New York City. This Chinatown location was really big and spacious. There were self kiosks to place your order apart from in person at the cashier. I placed my order with it and it went seamlessly smooth! The receipt goes to your phone so there was no worry about losing your receipt! I loved that about self kiosks! I came here a couple of times and my first purchase was a matcha soft serve ice cream cone! It was so good! The matcha tasted high quality for a very low price! I cannot believe that about this place! The horrible thing though is that the ice cream is always sold out by the end of the day! I guess it does make a little sense because you know they are selling out and they make fresh ice cream the following day. I got some thirst tea quenchers when I got here the last time. I got an iced jasmine tea and iced oolong tea without any milk, sugar, or toppings! The drinks were good refreshers! I loved them a lot! They come in a good size that was not extremely small or too big. They were just $1.99 for each tea! The bag was also free of charge so I loved this place a lot! Almost everything is under $5! The place was very huge and packed with people in the booths towards the back when I got here last time. There were benches and some small tables attached to one side of the wall. There was not enough seating but luckily my order was to go so I did not need to worry about seating. I don't think the bathrooms are working in this location because towards the back, there was a rope guarding anyone from going in. There were many shelves for pick up orders but they were all empty. Many people there just place their orders and pick them up fast. The place was loud though with many people talking and did not seem like a quiet place to hang out. The doors were opened up to the loud street on Canal with many people walking back and forth. This place was very casual and the staff were extremely nice and attentive. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants $1.99 iced tea and matcha ice cream!

    Jenny L.

    Friendly, quick, super easy to order on machine!! Everything had amazing prices!! The Matcha Ice Cream was delicious & only $1.69!! Peach Jasmine Tea was ok!! Bubble Tea was good!! They do take credit cards!! Line went by quick which was nice!! Ambiance was very chill as well!! I can't believe they have an option for 200% Sugar!!! WOW!!

    Carmen L.

    Tried the pearl milk tea at Mixue and honestly, it lives up to the hype if you're looking for something cheap and quick in NYC. The pearl milk tea was about $4.99, which is way cheaper than most bubble tea spots in the city. The drink itself was solid creamy, pretty sweet, and the boba had a nice chewy texture. It's not the most premium tea flavor wise, but for the price, it definitely hits. One thing to note is the ordering system, you order through a self service kiosk instead of at the counter. It's pretty straightforward and fast, but it does make the experience feel a bit impersonal. On the plus side, it keeps the line moving quickly, which is nice because this place can get busy. As for seating, don't expect to hang out here. The space is very limited (or sometimes no seating at all), so it's more of a grab and go spot than somewhere to chill. Overall: good value, quick service, and decent boba. I'd come back if I want something sweet without spending $7-$8 at other tea shops.

    Mango sundae, another view of the hole
    Aaron Y.

    Great quality ice cream for its price Got the mango sundae. Taste is right up there. Strong mango flavors, and subtle vanilla on the ice cream. Good temps on it as well. It was so good. I was just kind of disappointed the cup I had had a giant hole in it that wasn't filled. I thought I was getting a cups worth. Service can be busy. Maybe since there was a promotional event going on, but it was crowded. All seats were full and a lot of people standing around waiting for orders. Managed to find a seat as a couple was leaving. Staff are pretty friendly, but busy. There are long queue of orders so that's understandable.

    Soft serve cone
    Hui L.

    I've been excited to see this place ever since I saw that one would be opening in Chinatown. It was quite busy despite it being late afternoon on a weekday. Ordering was done via giant tablets by the door (they can also take orders at the register). I tried the soft serve cone because it's an absolute steal for under $2. As soon as the order was placed, the staff member immediately called out the order number and had the cone ready. Talk about efficient! The soft serve was very creamy and tasted like white rabbit candy. It was served in a thin crunchy waffle cone. Lots of seating and small tables in the back but most people seemed to take their orders to go.

    Melody C.

    I went to the Mixue location in Times Square and had a pleasant experience, but they sold out of ice cream so I've been meaning to visit Mixue again to try their soft serves. Luckily, the one in Chinatown opened up, which is way more convenient for me than Times Square. But once I got to the entrance, I was so overstimulated by the throng of people hanging by the entrance. Inside was even more packed. I quickly placed an order on my phone for 3 different soft serves, one on a cone and two sundaes in a cup. The wait took a while (to no one's surprise, given how packed it was). However, I saw 3 cups of soft serves prepared and waiting on the table for a while. Turns out, 2 of those were mine. However, the workers didn't give it to me because the sundae cups weren't capped yet. I wanted them capped, so I waited a little longer. But I got called to get my freshly prepared cone soft serve, and at that point, it didn't make sense to wait any longer. The ice cream in the cups were already melting and I didn't want the ice cream on the cone to melt all over my hand. It didn't look like anyone was trying to retrieve the caps for me, so I asked the worker to just put the cups in a bag and I left. If I had any more patience, I would've requested for totally new soft serves in the cups. Why am I paying for melted ice cream?? The system/organization is really terrible right now. I'm assuming it's because they weren't prepared for the sheer chaos, so hopefully, it eventually works out its kinks and runs a smooth sailing ship.

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    3.3(556 reviews)
    2.1 miKoreatown, Midtown West
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    Super fast service! Came here with some friends on a week night and popped in for a quick dessert…read more It was so good and very cute spot!

    Ordering frozen yogurt at this Pinkberry was one of the most horrifying customer experiences I've…read morehad. When I walked in, I immediately went to the display showing all the toppings. I've never been to a yogurt store that makes you pay a set price first before selecting toppings, which also means toppings are limited based on the yogurt size (something I only realized later after looking at a picture I took in the store). The employee who was supposed to help me immediately gave me attitude, as if I was supposed to already know all the "rules" of the store. I said nothing that would have warranted that reaction -- I simply went over to the display. At the register, I scanned my rewards app then couldn't find the card reader to pay. After about 20 seconds, I realized it was sitting on top of a case of water bottles (pictured). The topping limit signage was also placed off to the side of the register where customers wouldn't naturally see it -- it wasn't even on my side and was partially blocked. I only found this out when I went up to the counter after I got my yogurt. While choosing toppings, I asked how many I was allowed, and she responded, "How many toppings do you think you're supposed to choose?" with a noticeably rude tone. When I chose cookie dough as my fourth topping, she only gave me a few pieces, dropped another on the counter (pictured), and ignored it. The cookie dough topping was stale too. I also noticed she did not seem to treat other customers the same way. I eventually went back to the register - I asked her if the yogurt was actually strawberry matcha because it tasted like vanilla. I also asked about her rudeness because I genuinely didn't understand why I was being treated that way for asking simple questions. She said the information was "on the wall," even though it was difficult to see. I actually ended up apologizing earlier because she made me feel like I was burdening her. The only personable thing she said the entire interaction was that I didn't need to apologize, but the tone still felt unfriendly. Two customers sitting nearby ended up leaving without ordering. I understand it was Super Bowl Sunday and she appeared to be working alone, which may have contributed to stress. Still, I left feeling extremely shaken and even spilled yogurt on my jacket afterward. I would not return to this location. I used to come to this location sometimes, but after this experience -- and a previous visit where I ordered a tea and received very little -- I would not return.

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    4.0(204 reviews)
    3.1 miTheater District, Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen

    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

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    4.5(227 reviews)
    2.1 miKoreatown, Midtown West

    The Dubai Chewy Brionut is one of the best & most unique donuts I've ever had. The outer layer is…read morelike biting into a soft tiramisu mochi pillow. Then the sweet brioche layer. Finally, the kataifi & pistachio center. The crunchy sweetness of this beloved flavor combo is undefeated. The friendly staff deserve their flowers for this deliciously incomparable treat. Get your Brionut whenever you're near K-Town. This cozy & quiet donut shop also has a smaller cookie cousin (Dubai Chewy Cookie) to the Brionut. I pity the fool who doesn't get both.

    I walked in on a fairly chilly night. I've seen Bear Donut a lot on social media, especially the…read moreowner of the store who also happens to be a dentist. I needed a sweet pick-me-up after missing a train home. While the ice cream flavors looked interesting, I opted for a blue coconut iced matcha latte instead. Aside from the striking visuals, the drink tasted great. There was sweetness from the matcha and the coconut but not super overtly sugary. I also got a box of four donuts. They're a little pricey, but each donut is a pretty hefty ring of chewy glutinous rice flour batter. I had them the following morning, and the donuts still tasted fresh. There was a little bit of oiliness from the frying, but it did not taste off or too greasy. I think this is from the meticulous frying process and good management of the oil. I got the Cookies and Cream, Rose, Lavender, and Pistachios. I loved the Rose and Lavender flavors, especially the lavender which had a solid floral flavor without being perfume-y. I look forward to trying other donuts and sweets from Bear Donut in the future!

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