They are about to close at the end of the month, so a couple of friends and I came here one last time. Delicious Taiwanese sausage with sticky rice 大腸包小腸; very authentic 鐵板牛排 steak on a sizzling plate; tried their hot pot 小火鍋 for the first time which is nice on a cold evening. They offer Taiwanese popcorn chicken with basil leaves, 鹽酥雞, very good. Various bento boxes such as 滷肉飯, all very authentic. Food was good; ambiance was homey as usual. But the service (a sole waitress) was not welcoming. She just wanted to get us out of here. No smile either. Many items are already out (they probably do not restock, seeing that they are wrapping up anyway). Location is of course off the grid with no real public transportation. We got some takeout as well; beautifully packaged and presented takeout bento boxes (see my photo). For dining in, the bento box is also beautifully presented. However, for whatever reason, popcorn chicken and appetizers all came in paper boxes rather than on plates even for dining in. That takes a bit of the special feeling away. read more

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How does this place not have better reviews? The food was delicious! My friend and I got dinner here a couple Mondays ago, and I was shocked that we were the only diners while we were there. To be fair, Momo's Cafe is a bit out of the way and hard to get to (for us, we have to drive through Georgetown on M Street), but it's worth it! TAIWANESE POPCORN CHICKEN - 8.95 The chicken was salted and peppered perfectly, crispy but not overly so. The chicken itself was juicy and tender. This really hit on a rainy day, and I could hardly focus on the conversation with my friend because I was pre-occupied eating the chicken. I could not ask for a better Taiwanese popcorn chicken. BRAISED PORK BENTO - 11.50 This bento came with a lot of food, where 25% of it was braised pork over white rice. There were some sides like sauteed napa cabbage, a bit of pickled vegetables, steamed corn, and an odd assortment of Chinese sausage, fried tofu, and half a tea egg. Everything was good. The braised pork was fatty and juicy, and the sauce was a bit milder than I'd expect, but still flavorful. The sides were all homey and not too over-the-top, which was what I wanted. The corn was cooked with butter and clearly came from a can, but it hit home because that's how my grandma used to cook for me. So I'm not sure if anyone else would like the corn this way, but I did for nostalgia reasons. Also, the prices are actually reasonable?? I wish it was easier to get to Momo's Cafe from where I live -- I'd actually stop by quite often if that was the case. The food is homey and delicious, I'd definitely recommend it! read more

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Everything went without a hitch, and in hindsight, it was in no small part thanks to the staff, especially the one at front of house. It was clearly right after a lunch rush when we came here for the first time in a while, and all of the tables were either occupied or had yet to be cleared and cleaned. The front staff quickly cleaned a table near the front door and we sat down to find out that not only do you scan a QR code to look at, but order from, the menu. I thought it was efficient of them. Without further human interaction, we ordered and received two braised pork bento, and the staff even brought out cups of water without us having to ask. I'm usually wary of bento boxes but they really impressed me this time. The pork was juicy and one of the best renditions we've ever had, and the other elements were carefully prepared and at had at least some level of warmth to them. The marinated egg and fried tofu were worthy of gasps, the sweet corn was a nice touch, and the single slice of sausage was a treat. I just wish we had double the amount of... well, everything. Payment can also be completed using the app/browser used for ordering, but I didn't have access to Google pay. Still, the staff helped us pay at the register without trouble. I lament that Momo is so far away but can't wait to go back. I hope they stay open for another century. read more

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Nice to have a Taiwanese street food place, but I found the spicy pot to be packed with sodium and what seemed like processed meats, spices and additives, and the veggie miso ramen was lacking in flavor and the noodles weren't very chewy or springy. The best item here was the popcorn chicken which was crispy and tender. The bento had a good mix. It's a hole of the wall. On hot days the A/C is somewhat weak. May be better for takeout. Quick service. read more

Delicious braised meats, flavorful fried chicken, and AUTHENTIC boba tea~ Here's what I got: Braised Pork Bento (Lu Rou Fan | 卤肉饭) Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken Momo's Milk Tea The Taiwanese chicken is definitely a must-have, such nice seasonings & texture. You get the savory spices mixed in with a nice crispy texture on the fried chicken, it's something I could eat everyday heheh. Milk Tea (I forgot to add boba) and their other drinks are spot-on as well, it's not overly sweet and definitely gives me that nostalgic Taiwanese flavor profile! Service was friendly and accommodating! The time I went there was only one gentleman working the register, bringing food out, and making drinks. All while keeping a positive attitude and efficient customer service, so props to him for sure. read more

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There aren't many Taiwanese restaurants in the area, so when we heard of this one, we had to try it out! This mom and pop shop is serving up some great comfort food. The popcorn chicken was crispy and juicy and has a great seasoning. The bento boxes were also really tasty as if your mom made them. The shaved snow ice was alright, but made for a cool picture. Definitely try place out and their new location in Fairfax if you are craving Taiwanese food! Apps: Popcorn Chicken Entrees: Braised Pork Bento and Taiwanese Sausage Bento Dessert: Monster Snow Ice Drinks: Momo's Milk Tea and Hokkaido Milk Tea read more

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The taiwanese popcorn chicken is the best! Juicy and fresh, highly recommend! The staff members are really friendly. I don't really like the sauce of their braised pork rice. read more

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My daughter got wind of this Bento Box spot, and IMMEDIATELY told me about it!! So you must know that I took her to check it out. She let me review this time, so the following is what it's hittin on!! . Where I am: @momoscafe_dc . Location Reviewed: 4828 McAurthur Blvd., N.W. Washington D.C. . Menu Includes: Popcorn Chicken, Dumplings, Bento Boxes, Boba Tea, Short Ribs, Sausage, Fish Cakes, Ramen, Hot Pots, Iron Pans, Dessert's & MORE!! . Items Reviewed: Their Japanese Takoyaki (minced fried octopus with Bonito flakes-thin, moving, fish shavings, & Takoyaki sauce $9). DECENT. I have nothing to compare this too, but it was ok. A tad bit too fishy, & chewy for me. Their Fried Beef Dumpling (with a sweet chili sauce $7.50). DELICIOUS!! Good, I just needed more seasonings on the beef. Their Taiwanese Spicy Pot (with Angus beef, rice, Bok Choy, a crab stick, mushrooms, scalloped tofu, egg dumplings, popcorn chicken, & a blood rice cake $21.50). STAMP!! Well blended, & seasoned ingredients. The spicy BROTH, put this meal over the top!! GET THIS!! Their Bento Box (with a braised egg, fried cabbage, broccoli, Taiwanese sausage, 3 colored corn, pickled mustard greens, rice, & popcorn fried chicken $14.25). The egg, tofu, & corn...DECENT. Just not to MY liking, that's it. The Greens, & sausage...LIJE THAT!! Hearty well seasoned greens, and sweet n spicy protein!! Their Popcorn Chicken (seasoned fried chicken nuggets $8.75). STAMP!! Crispy, juicy, fried hard, & well seasoned!! Their MoMo's Potted Plant Boba (a milk tea with boba jellies, chocolate crumbles, & matcha on top $6.75). STAMP!! Creamy, sweet, & chocolaty!! Their Hokkaido Boba (also a vanilla milk tea with boba jellies, & whipped cream $5.75). STAMP!! Like a vanilla shake with gummy bears at the bottom!! . Online Navigation: Easy . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Rough. . Recommendations: That Popcorn Chicken, the spicy hot pot, & ANY Boba!! . Music: YouTube-Backyard Band Sauce Solo 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews read more

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What a hidden gem! I was in the area and looking for a place to grab lunch. Decided on Momo's Cafe based on all the fantastic reviews it has received and it did not disappoint. Parking was a bit hard to find, but luckily we found some street parking not too far away. Stepped into this small, cute cafe and we were warmly greeted by the staff. Placed our order and waited not more than 10 min before our food arrived at our table. We ordered the bento box and a side of popcorn chicken. All of it was delicious. The pickled cabbage was a great accompaniment. I also got a milk tea to wash it all down and I was fully satisfied with my entire meal. read more

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Fabulous Taiwanese food! We found this hidden gem while visiting and loved the fried beef dumplings and braised beef bento box combo. You get a huge selection of delicious food. Also it comes with a special tea drink as well. We arrived before 6:30 because the staff suggested it would avoid the crowds. Parking is busy so we walked from a street a few blocks away. read more

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We drove all the way from Virginia to have their tea pot dessert, however we were sadly disappointed. Besides not having the dry ice effect that they showed off on social Media, it is also a lot smaller than advertised. Furthermore, they used cheap take out plastic bowls instead of the cold- retaining metal bowls, which defeat the purpose of a refreshing, cool dessert. To add salt to the wound the server didn't seem happy to be there. We also tried the braised pork bento, braised beef bento, and the popcorn chicken bento... all of which were just mediocre. Sad , because we wanted to like this place, but it's not worth it going through Georgetown traffic. Ps. Parking sucks and the location is not accessible to everyone. read more

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Great Taiwanese food and restaurant highly recommend- my only thing I felt the bento box they could have added more food.. read more

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Truly a top 5 takeout experience for me. This was insane. Bento box was amazing every single thing was good, popcorn chicken was juicy and spicy , and the milk tea was a good pairing with everything else. Will be coming back. read more

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Review of Mono's Cafe Mono's Cafe is the kind of cozy neighborhood spot that makes you want to linger--and I find myself coming back weekly for good reason. First, their coffee game is on point. The flat white is smooth with just the right hint of creaminess, and the pour-over (made with freshly ground beans) has a bright, nutty flavor that never tastes bitter. For non-coffee lovers, their homemade lemon lavender soda is refreshingly light, not too sweet. The food matches the drinks perfectly. I'm obsessed with their avocado toast: crusty sourdough topped with mashed avocado, a sprinkle of chili flakes, and a perfectly poached egg that oozes yolk. Their chocolate croissant is flaky, buttery, and just sweet enough--ideal for a mid-morning treat. The vibe here is warm and laid-back: soft indie music plays in the background, the walls are dotted with local artists' prints, and the staff are always happy to chat or let you work quietly with free Wi-Fi. It's the perfect spot for a slow breakfast, a catch-up with a friend, or a quick pick-me-up. If you're looking for a welcoming cafe with great coffee and simple, delicious bites, Mono's Cafe is a total gem. read more

Considering the name of the restaurant is momo, but not one momo on the menu. Food quality was not fresh considering the fact that we dined in. The popcorn chicken was half scorching hot on top which is expected, but the other half on the bottom was cold. Black pepper sauce pork Bento box was mid. The spicy braised beef noodle soup was seasoned well, but toppings were lacking, considering I requested for extra. There were 2 pieces of carrots in the soup that was spongy when I bit into it and tasted super stale and was not cooked through. read more

First visit. I was working on a client's home on Foxhall and needed a late lunch break. Popped into Momo's Cafe based on Yelp reviews. Super cute and clean little spot. Had the Tawainese style popcorn chicken and it was delicious. Dennis took a few moments to highlight the menu for me and was friendly and gracious. Excellent first experience all around and I look forward to visiting again to try more menu items. Highly recommended! read more

not too pricey, quick, cute and yummy. but not the best service. its more like takeout with a place to eat inside we got the takoyaki and the pork broth for two, which was perfect portion size! spent around $17 per person. read more

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Solid Taiwanese food. A bit quiet when we came on a Sunday night... but it's also just not near the main area of the city. I really enjoyed the Momo's Potted Plant Milk Tea! The milk tea was perfectly creamy and sweetened. The topped crushed oreos were such a nice touch. We got the Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken and Braised Pork Bento. The popcorn chicken was crispy and had great flavor... wished there was some sauce to dip tho. The bento box was a great deal since it came with a lot of things like cabbage, corn, egg, tofu, etc. I enjoyed the flavor of the braised pork! Wish they gave more meat in the bento. read more

A quaint little restaurant that gave mom and pop vibes. The service was good-attentive. Food was delicious. We got the combo meal that came with an appetizer, drink and a dish of choice. I feel that was the best deal. We got a bento and a Taiwanese hot pot. Next time we will probably try an iron plate because another customer got it and it smelled amazing! Parking was difficult though because it is DC and only street parking available. read more

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Wow! It's so nice to have a Taiwanese cafe in DC !! What a lovely place, so cute. I really liked their bento boxes! Even bento togo was really yummy, the way they packed their togo is on point. Had their pork chop and popcorn chk bentos. Also, gotta try their milk foam drinks! They are so tasty. If you are in town, give this place a try! This place made me miss Taiwanese food/ drinks. Will come back next time when I visit here again. read more

The bento was fantastic... the fried chicken and truffle fries were delivered hot, fresh and crispy... from 15 minutes away! So delicious!

Great cafe with authentic Taiwanese dishes! Loved the popcorn chicken , all the milk tea we tried, the beef dumplings and fried oysters. Did I mention the popcorn chicken?! Get a few orders of that and thank me later. Street parking available , we went on a Sunday so there were plenty of parking! Inside has a few larger tables and also outdoor dining is available- the signature flower wall is definitely Insta worthy :) read more

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Cute little cafe vibe. Food was p good, braised pork was super tasty and rice was cooked well. Cabbage was surprisingly tasty. Chicken was v crispy and flavorful but a tad on the dry side. Matcha milk tea (not pictured) was also rly good (milk foam delishus). read more

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Closer to 4.5 than a 4. Growing up in LA there were a TON of these places around so when we came to Mimi's Cafe for lunch it felt like a blast to the past. They have very standard Taiwanese bento boxes which were done very well. Portion sizes are comfortable and every single component of the dish is properly seasoned. Will definitely be back to try out other bentos and there skillet entree. The popcorn chicken was perfect. The black pepper chicken and braised pork were super flavor and we walked away from the meal extremely content. Only complaint (which I feel like you can complain about most places these days) is the higher than expected price. The braised pork was fine at $11.50 but $15+ for the black pepper chicken just felt like $2-$3 more than it should be. Other than that, the food though was definitely delicious. read more

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Grabbed desert here! It was absolutely awesome, service was fast, and they let you order and pay just by scanning a QR code. Nice music and just such a pretty area during this time of year! read more

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Cozy diner, a hidden gem right next to Georgetown. We ordered Brasied Pork Bento, Popcorn Chicken, Ribeye Steak, matcha Milk Foam. Bento and chicken 5/5 recommend! Ribeye is old Taiwaness fashion and might be a little dry. The Milk Foam is definitely amazing, rich in flavor and has a really balanced taste. I might come back for more milk foam another cozy afternoon. William is pretty warm and attentive. We had a great time. read more

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Solid place to get desserts and taiwanese food! Highly recommend the shaved ice here. My friends and I came while the cherry blossom specials that were going on, the sakura shaved ice was amazing!! SERVICE: 4/5 - Service here was fast and accommodating! There was plenty of seating for groups of 3-4 people and the server was super friendly and polite. Food came out within 10 minutes after ordering. Only CON- my friends and I wanted to share food (family style) and we asked for plates and bowls. We were given small plastic containers as bowls. It would have been a little bit easier to eat if had actual dining ware. FOOD: 4/5 I would highly recommend going for their desserts, especially their shaved ice. Other dishes that stood out to me: - Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken - 5/5 - Beef Noodle Soup - 5/5 I was a little disappointed with the Braised Pork on Rice (small), the ratio of meat to rice was off. For a $8 bowl, the amount of meat was upsetting and there was only one piece of broccoli. read more

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Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 3/5 Value: 2/5 ----- For a place that had so much hype on social media / trendy DC food pages, Momo's Cafe ended up a pretty big disappointment. We tried the Potted Plan milk tea, which was fine, and the matcha milk tea, which was also just fine. Both lacked any particular flavor besides "sweet" and didn't seem worth the calories. Also got the popcorn chicken, which was decent and my favorite item of the meal. I was really excited for this place given the hype, but I think there are better offerings in the area to check out instead! read more

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Took a trip out to Tentleytown and we popped by this super cute cafe for authentic Taiwanese food. Appetizers were served very promptly. The food reminded me of home and totally hit the spot. Will definitely be back again to try other bento sets. read more

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Don't sleep on Momo's Cafe! This is a DC hidden gem for Taiwanese food that everyone needs to try. They mainly have indoor seating with a few patio tables. They seem to do a good amount of to-go business as well. The staff is super friendly, and the food comes out pretty quickly too. Potted Plant Milk Tea - A solid milk tea topped with some oreos and a light dusting of matcha. Popcorn Chicken - A classic Taiwanese street food. It's crispy and delicious. Fried Beef Dumplings - Tasty dumplings I could eat all day. Braised Pork Bento - Easily my favorite here! The braised pork just melts in your mouth. Beef Noodle Soup - Makes you feel like you're eating a homecooked meal. It's tasty and warms the soul. Spicy Stew - Spicy and filled with so much seafood goodness. I recommend getting ramen noodles to add to it!. read more

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I ordered the Taiwanese sausage hamburger, which was crispy and flavorful, and the iron pan with ribeye steak, the beef was tender and juicy. Also, their green tea milk foam was definitely the best around. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious Taiwanese cuisine, the service is also friendly and attentive. read more

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What an underwhelming experience. Wife wanted to try it, so I gave in since we live in the neighborhood. Wife ordered a pork broth pot. For the amount they charge you think they will give you a little more meat. Flavor was fine, nothing special. He asked my wife if she wanted the flame under the pot. She said yes. A few minutes later we asked the server to turn off the flame because the broth was dissipating too quickly and he remarked, "but you wanted the flame." Like seriously? I ordered a spicy beef noodle soup. When the order came out, he gave me the non-spicy version. Told me to just add hot oil, and his attitude hinted a bit that it was my fault. As an avid fan of Taiwanese beef noodle soup, I know that the spicy version has a different seasoning mixture, not just "add oil". He didn't seem to care, so I just decide to try it. First of all, there was so little broth in the soup. Within a few spoonfuls, it was just noodles. The few slices of beef they gave me was so dry and overcooked, that I barely ate any of it. It was almost as it was frozen then reheated it for the customer. The sour radish that normally gets served with beef noodle soup was freaking sweet! Might as well been relish for a hot dog. The noodles itself? Felt like it came from a pack of well cooked packaged dry shin ramen from an Asian grocery store. Worst of all when we got the check, it stated "spicy beef broth"! At least edit the check after indirectly hinting that I order incorrectly. I understand that this wasn't a full service restaurant, but there was not one instance he asked if everything was ok, even when he saw the all left over food as he handed us our check and when he came back for the payment. The popcorn chicken was a bit of a saving grace, but by that time, I was already so disappointed with everything that we just took it home. Awful service with mediocre food that is overpriced for the quantity and quality of food. Just goto Rockville or Bethesda if you want decent Taiwanese food. I felt like I was robbed when I left. One of the worst restaurant experiences i had in DC. read more

I got the spicy momo dumpling soup-- "Jhal " (spelling?) The dumplings were absolutely delicious in flavor, texture, and density. The flavor of the soup broth was complex, picant, and wholesome. The soup would be IDEAL for a cold winter day or comforting when you're feeling under the weather. I was not a fan of the texture of the all the tiny minced up bits in the soup, which occurred to me as unpleasantly gritty - BUT that might just be my personal texture quirk (picky due to unpleasant associations). This one dish by itself was more than enough for a solid meal, it filled me up quite a bit even though I was extremely hungry and I am a big man! And last but not least, the gentleman there was very friendly and helpful. If it's your first time ask him to give you recommendations! That's what I did and I was very pleased. I appreciated the Sunday afternoon hours, saved us from the long hot errand day "hangries!" read more

Been trying to find good taiwanese food in DC for a while... so glad to find this gem!!!! Most TW food is in Rockville ... While the drive to Rockville is not "that bad".. still a hike Momo's is in DC proper.. so easier for me to get to for sure. They popcorn chicken is pretty good- they use basil which adds a little flavor of home Their bento boxes are all very good as well They had good selection of boba as well All in all- so glad to have this authentic tw food close by! read more

Came back again for their braised pork on rice, the Taiwanese sausages, and their matcha milk foam latte. They were on top of their game today, as everything I ordered was amazing, and even better than the first time. Taking back my initial comment that it wasn't like what we have in Taiwan. Absolutely authentic. read more

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Momo's Cafe is an incredibly unique restaurant that serves fantastic food. First, this is a Taiwanese restaurant, and there aren't that many Taiwanese restaurants around here! I've been to Taiwan twice, and I can say that the food here is authentic. My friends and I dined at Momo's Cafe for Sunday night dinner. I had the Braised Minced Pork on Rice. The pork was savory and seasoned perfectly. The egg complemented the pork, and the rice tied it all together. I also tried my friend's popcorn chicken, which was exceedingly good - better than KFC in fact! Despite the stellar food, the service here is incredibly slow. There was only one person in the front manning the register, handling orders, and making the drinks. He was very hard working and thorough, it was just that the restaurant is short-staffed. This meant that when we first ordered drinks, it took around 25 minutes for us to get our drinks. WAY TOO SLOW! By the time a seat became available, we had already waited 45 minutes. Momo's Cafe definitely has excellent food. If they were to add in a couple more staff members, I'm sure this place would be a definite 5 stars! read more

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I have four words for you: Green Tea Cheese Foam! I am a matcha girl all the way, but the owner Lawrence convinced me otherwise and now I am hooked! Fun to drink, this concoction is slightly sweet, slightly smooth, slightly creamy, and slightly salty. All the flavors and textures together make for a party in your mouth! Momo's Cafe is just a few minutes from Clemyjontri Park so it has been one of my favorite post-playdate spots to refuel. I'm all for the Taiwanese popcorn chicken (a little bit spicy) and the braised pork and rice (literally tastes like home!). My daughter went WILD over the creamy sesame noodle dish. For students living nearby they offer lunchbox specials which seems pretty clutch for someone sick of eating cafeteria food all the time (#ricelife) and they also do large scale Taiwanese catering.The menu changes often as they experiment with other home-style dishes. Don't forget to take a picture at the Instagram wall and thank me when you try the green tea cheese foam! You won't regret it! read more

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I've got to let you know that I've got a crush on you... If this were a game of cards, the hand that Momo's dealt me would have been a Royal Crush. From the moment my eyes locked on their beautiful drinks and delicate desserts, I knew a visit was a necessity in the near future. And although I was unable to attend the Yelp event here, I was determined to make the visit sooner than later. Luckily, when I dropped by there were no lines. No crowds. I had just grabbed some sushi next door, so unfortunately did not bring my appetite. However, I'll be sure to do so for next time since their savory food items looked and smelled so good! Since I'm a sucker for visual candy from the 'gram, I had already been intrigued and curious about the Potted Plant Milk Tea. Although, I figured that I probably couldn't go to wrong, I was a little worried that a drink that gimmicky might not actually taste that good. Not was I wrong. It was so good. The Oreo Cookie crumbles sat atop and once I broke the service with my SHOVEL SPOON (yes, another highlight) it was evident how nicely the crisp crumbles complimented the mildly sweet milk tea. I actually really loved it. Also, everything is so cute here. From the patio seating with IG worthy back drop, to the little accents in the shop, I loved it all. Plus, the young woman that helped me decide what to order was so incredibly nice (and was not at all judgmental about simultaneously indecisive and excited I was!) Even though I don't live terribly close, I'm going to make sure I work Momo's into my rotation whenever I'm on Georgetown or driving through The Palisades. Can't wait to return to try some other delicious drinks! read more

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Momo's Cafe is a Taiwanese delight in DMV area. Cozy ambiance, attentive service, and the bento boxes reminds me of Taiwan's street foods. Beef Noodle Soup and popcorn chicken were spot-on authentic, bursting with flavorful seasonings. If you are craving for Taiwanese cuisines and boba tea I think Momo's Cafe is a must-visit in DC. read more

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Such a cute place. Got some great pictures!! I love the aesthetics of this place. The potted plant milk tea is really cute! I also love a good honey toast!! read more

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