Been a regular here since I first discovered this place over a year ago. Great place to chill, study, hangout, etc. The food is superb and they present all the dishes very nicely. Not to mention the exceptional service, special thanks to William, who was very patient with us in delivering our requests. He said they will be having special promotion next month. I will definitely come back for that! read more

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Yelp Elite events bring me here, Yelp Elite events bring me to write! You may have trouble finding this killer Taiwanese pad; find the steps and walk down where you can feast on some fine boba teas and asian eats that are waiting to be consumed. Sampling the teas left me enjoying the green tea foam as the best of the selections. For the eats, the fried chicken poppers and the pork over rice were tasty and finger licking delish. I heard they serve fried ice cream here so that's next on my order when I venture out this way. The interior reminded me of my 2014 excursion in Taiwan. This store felt like I was with locals enjoying life at a mom/pop eatery in a city like Kenting minus the sound of the shore. While Georgetown isn't Kenting, it brings that old thing back. No doubt this is a must visit for a local or someone visiting. Momo's is a go go in Gtown! read more

Momo's Cafe - Yelp Elite! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I went on Mother's Day. I I used a coupon for a milk tea ice cream, but I was disappointed to receive something different from what was advertised. This experience felt like a dishonest bait-and-switch tactic, as I was offered a specific item and received something else. I cannot recommend this place, and I certainly won't be returning. The fact that they cheated me out of a small item has cost them a customer. read more

Momo's Cafe - A little cup of ice cream - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I had the day off so I decided to come here for lunch after running errands all around DC. Since it's kind of across town from me, I wanted to make sure I tried a variety of things while I was there. I walked in and was greeted and seated immediately. Since it was the middle of the work day it was only me and one other table. I ordered the milk tea. I wanted to try their tiramisu foam tea but unfortunately they were out :(. The regular Moma milk tea was really good though. The boba tapioca balls were delicious! Some of the best I've had. Although a simple drink, it was definitely worth it. I'd say it's an oldie but goodie. For appetizer, I got the popcorn chicken. They were so flavorful! And the cooked basil pieces were a delicious addition! For my entree, I got the minced pork. I LOVED it. The pork was fatty (as it should be. I'm Puerto Rican, so cooked fatty pieces of pork is something I grew up with as well) . It comes with an over easy egg on topic which added a decadence to the dish. It also came with pickles and broccoli, but honestly, I paid no mind to them. I was loving the pork, rice, egg and yolk too much. The service was good. There was only one girl working. I was kind of indecisive and she was patient with me. It was really cold inside, and i was borderline freezing while drinking my milk tea. So once the other table left I mentioned something and she immediately raised the heat. After, it was perfect temp. And i appreciate her immediately raising the heat for me. The place is small. Luckily since it was midday I had no issue. Two critiques though, the popcorn chicken came out way too hot. I couldn't even bite into one without it burning my mouth. While i understand it was cooked immediately, I think it was just way too hot to be served so quickly (or without an FYI). Second, although what I ordered wasn't too pricey, a lot of the things on the menu were pretty expensive for what you'd expect at a small cafe. Overall, I had a real good experience. I think the food is delicious. And although some were too pricey, the mince pork I found appropriately priced for the amount and deliciousness of the dish. Give it a try if you're in the area! read more

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I made it in here after having it bookmarked for a few months now. I was excited to finally try something Asian and authentic in the city that's not too bougie nor whole-in-the-wall type as we have a good number of those in DC and especially Asian fusion type. After having tapas/small plates somewhere in Georgetown, my friends and I decided to stop by here for some dessert and tea. While I was really looking forward to being here, my party was immediately turned off by the $20+ price for the honey toast ... like whaaaaaa ??? I mean, we're used to seeing $10+ outside of DC and expected it to be just slightly more here at Momo's but nope. Our bad for initially looking at photos of the food and not of the menu. Also some of the big food items are very pricey. Luckily I mainly wanted dessert. Nonetheless my hubby and I ordered more than dessert. We shared the popcorn chicken. 'Twas soft and spicy. I probably would've finished it right away but I didn't have water to cool the spice and technically, it was supposed to be a for share appetizer. While waiting for our beef soup, my milk foam tea, my hubby's matcha latte, and our fried honey toast, the evening got busier. Service got a little slower but I was just happy to eventually by served water. One of my friends pointed out that Momo's focus is quality dishes and drinks. They lived up to the goal when we got our drinks. Seriously, that iced milk foam green tea was heavenly divine. I devoured it. And then the beef in the soup was unexpectedly super sooooffffttttt. I'm salivating again. Noodles were also thin which I personally love! Okay so as the hype built up, I anticipated one hell of a bomb toast. Initially when we were ordering I asked and received a more elaborate explanation between the honey toast and the fried honey toast. Basically it comes down to the preparation. The regular honey toast takes 30 mins to bake. The fried honey toast is about 15 mins deep fried. Both over $20. We ended up getting the fried honey toast and ... it was okay. Still good but overhyped. I don't know if I'd get the honey toast again. But I'd def come back here for the drinks. read more

Momo's Cafe - Fried honey toast - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

A hidden gem in the District. Tucked away in the corner of Georgetown, Momo's Cafe is a Taiwanese restaurant focusing on milk teas and street food delights. You're probably thinking what makes them so special compared to the other boba places? Well, they source all their ingredients direct from Taiwan! They want all their flavors to stay authentic and I definitely tasted it. I tried 3 of their bubble teas and it was the best I've ever had in the DMV. Not overly sweet with quality tea flavor you can taste. They also have honey toast which was better than Magnolia (YEAH I SAID IT) because the toast actually had toasted flavor which complimented the toppings very well. Taiwanese popcorn chicken was nicely seasoned and tasted very authentic. We had their steak and eggs sizzling on a skillet which was fun to see. Also, the owner and staff were very humble and passionate which made my experience all the more better. Everything we had that day was impressive so more people need to know about Momo's! read more

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This place is so good!! I've been looking for Da Chang Bao Xiao Chang for a while and they have it here. Very few restaurants have it here and do it so well. This place is legit. I also really like how large the bento boxes are for the price. The value is definitely good and the dishes are so flavorful! We got the braised + minced pork bento boxes and that was really good too. Lastly, we ordered the iced black tea which was so refreshing in the summer. I found the service to be fast, efficient, and stellar. Highly recommend! read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The food is absolutely fantastically amazing . Highly recommend this is the best breakfast spot in Arlington . Fire . We ordered the simple avocado toast and the grilled cheese read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Not a fan of anything I ordered from this place. Food were just average. Prices are steep with a 10% tax. My friend told me the popcorn chicken tastes good if you eat it fresh at the restaurant. read more

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After a year of hunting for legit Asian food in DC, I have finally found the food of my people. It's nestled deep within Georgetown and entirely inaccessible by the metro, but I'm already thinking about when I can go again and treat myself. My friends and I ordered a popcorn chicken appetizer to share, which came in huge crispy chunks. It was delicious but pretty expensive: $7.50 for maybe 8-10 pieces :( I had beef noodle soup and I was blown away by how flavorful and tender the beef slices were. They just fell apart in my mouth and I ended up eating my friend's when she couldn't finish LOL. The broth was flavorful but there really wasn't a lot of it, compared to the huge mound of noodles. I also liked that they gave a small side of pickled mustard greens for you to add in yourself. Another friend had the minced pork over rice, which was also good but a little sweeter than what I'm used to. No Taiwanese meal is complete without boba, and I'm absolutely a huge snob about it. Momo's house milk tea made me feel like I was home. The boba was sweet and perfectly chewy, and the flavor of tea wasn't overpowered by the milk either. It was a litttttle on the sweet side but I usually get my drinks 25-50% sugar, so it's probably normal for most people. I really want to give it 5 stars for quality of food, but the price is just a tad bit too high considering portion sizes. However, I'll definitely be coming back soon for comfort food. And they have some cute IG-worthy walls just outside the door! read more

Their boba is really good! I love the texture of their bubbles but the food wasn't as good as I hoped. The sizzling noodles wasn't worth the price and was just mainly salty while the eel box felt similar to a microwaved dinner. I don't mean to be harsh but I think it wasn't as good because of COVID so I'd probably go back later post-quarantine to try again. For now, definitely order the boba and support them though! read more

Momo's Cafe - Potted plant milk tea - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Really solid tea drinks. If you care about the flavor of the tea this is a good option for you. I like their assam milk tea. They used to be on DoorDash for me and I would get their bentos at least once a month but I think I'm out of range for DD. I see they are on ubereats and Chowbus for delivery though. I had family in town and suggested we come here for lunch. I got my usual braised chicken leg bento. The waiter messed up and ordered me the black pepper chicken which is super peppery (not my style). When I asked him if they changed their braised chicken recipe he checked and realized he put the wrong order in. He apologized profusely, comped the bento and gave us a free dessert. My brothers got the pork cutlet bento (pretty dry and overbreaded) and eel bento (solidly tasty). The bentos are a lot of food and depending on which you pick also really good but that's not the case across all the dishes. I still recommend this as the only but solidly good Taiwanese option in DC. TLDR Extremely nice attentive service despite being the only person I see working. Latest Taiwanese pop music so I feel youthful. Great drinks. Decent food. read more

Momo's Cafe - Super peppery black pepper braised chicken. Good if you like a lot of pepper (I do not). - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Cute little Taiwanese cafe above the Georgetown area. I wanted to try it because I love Taiwanese food and cafes, so decided to come by on a Saturday afternoon. The cafe is pretty small with like 6 tables and a counter, but it was cozy and everything looked very new. The menus were really cute pink bound menus and the cups for water had the cute cat + logo on it. Drinks: Shizuoka Matcha Milk Foam - The matcha powder was definitely legit and the milk foam was soo good. The drink was just a little too sweet for my liking and I forgot to ask for less sugar. Tiramisu Milk Foam - Milk foam was also good and there was a cute cat on the top of the foam in cocoa powder, but it was also a bit too sweet. Snacks: Taiwanese Sausage Hamburger - We tried the sausage hamburger because I remember the rice sausage with Taiwanese sausage was one of my favorite Taiwan night market street foods. The ratio of rice sausage to Taiwanese sausage was pretty off though. The Taiwanese sausage that we got was so small and weirdly cut. Overall, the cafe was pretty cute and they had a lot of classic Taiwanese snacks and dishes. I would like to try some other things and definitely get less sugar in the drinks next time. read more

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There's definitely quality in the ingredients here at Momo. The one item I would highly recommend is the fried ice cream. It's soooo good and you don't feel guilty because it's not as expensive as some of the other items on the menu. I also tried their potted plant drink. I had always wanted to try these drinks you see on Instagram. Now I can check it off my list of things to try! (And speaking of Instagram, there's a pretty flower wall at the entrance you can take pictures in front of.) Our friends had tried the fried honey goats. This dessert was beautiful... and expensive! But I feel like it was made with love and all of the ingredients they put on their toast seems to be top notch. Aside from high costs, my only complaint is that all our orders took a while to prepare. Momo's is definitely worth a visit, especially for their deep fried ice cream! read more

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I love this little place. It's cute and homey, the staff are really friendly, and the food was fresh and delicious. I had the fish curry, there were a lot of good choices on the menu, including some gluten free options. read more

Super excited to try this new Taiwanese restaurant for a whole bunch of reasons. One, it's new and it's local, so need to support small and local businesses, check! Second, it offers bubble tea, check! Third, it's a Taiwanese restaurant so it concurrently increases the number of area establishments featuring Taiwanese cuisine AND increases the diversity of options for eating out, last, but not least, it's in an adorable, quaint and eclectic strip of shops offering everything from dog grooming to vintage consignment to various cuisines. What's not to love? Best of all, fellow Yelpers have already come and sampled the new fare, thus decreasing the risk of having to execute several awkward U-turns on MacArthur Boulevard being all for naught. So I stopped by on my way home early from work. I'd missed lunch and there was no way I'd last until dinner. The opportunity seemed too good to pass up. Because Momo's Cafe is on the southbound side of MacArthur, be aware this means you'll have to make a U-turn a few intersections north of the restaurant. Also, street parking is fairly scarce so you'll have to rely on luck or be a bit innovative depending on time of day. If you're on a date, perhaps Uber or pick a nice evening where a little stroll is welcome. I ordered Momo's milk tea with boba, fried dumplings (6 pieces), and an order of braised minced pork on rice. (Yes, way too much food but as I said I was hungry plus I just had to try out their bubble tea). The bubble tea was very good. Boba were nice and chewy. It was a bit sweeter than I like ... not sure I'd make a special run here for bubble tea but I would not say no if given the chance to have another. They do have limited flavors though (but also offer milk foam, sooo ...) The dumplings were tasty: nicely crunchy but not overdone. Skin was nice and thin, and it came with a good sweet sauce for dipping. The braised pork was quite fatty - which is actually desirable in an authentic Taiwanese dish but perhaps too much so for my clearly Anglicized tastes (plus I was full of bubble tea and dumplings by then). The portion of meat was a bit small but the entire bento was a nice-sized portion, heaped full with rice, steamed broccoli, an egg and some Chinese veggies. Definitely worth trying out, and I wish them much success! read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

It was such a nice treat to get some Taiwanese-style food that's deliverable to me. While the menu was really small, it had the classics: braised pork, Taiwanese fried chicken and Japanese dishes like chicken katsu sandwich, eel bowl, etc. The flavor of the fried chicken and the braised pork were spot on! The seasoning on that chicken always takes me back to my childhood. We also got the takoyaki and even though it took a while for the food to get to my house, the texture still held up and it was delicious! read more

Momo's Cafe - Braised pork, Japanese short ribs, popcorn chicken and takoyaki - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Great food! The bento box was extremely filling and the beef noodle soup was so flavorful! Make sure to ask for chili oil for a little spice! read more

Momo's Cafe - Braised pork bento box and Beef Noodle Soup - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Came here on a crispy cold afternoon and was welcomed warmly by the host/owner. Food really hit the spot, authentic Taiwanese cuisine in DC for the win! While the beef noodle soup could have had more meat it was still very tasty and the popcorn chicken was absolutely perfectly seasoned. The milk tea was very pleasant as well. Thankful to have this cute spot here. read more

Momo's Cafe - Popcorn chicken and milk tea - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Yesterday we had popcorn chicken, trotters, and shizuoku matcha with milk foam -- oh my GOODNESS it was all perfect! The texture of the trotters, the flavor on the chicken, it was all so good. And, the rice was served lu ro style with the drippings - delicious. The two women working the front were lovely. I appreciate that they took precautions and wore masks to protect us. Their new to-go cups are super convenient to transport and cute. read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Just stopped by there on a recommendation from TikTok (I know!) and it was AMAZING! The 'Potted Plant' milk tea is honestly the best milk tea I have ever had and we travel all over the DMV in search of new places to try. The service was spot on, the gentleman taking our order was friendly and really helpful and definitely made this a pleasant experience. Now for the food... OMG! I got the eel bento box and it was SO MUCH FOOD! I can eat, lemme tell you, and even I had leftovers. LOL the price point looks high at first until you open the box and see just how far that dollar has gone! The flavors, textures, all of it was awesome! My hubby who usually isn't a fish guy even loved the eel and the takoyaki (octopus fish balls ) 10/10 recommend and can't wait to come back! read more

Momo's Cafe - I know the image is a little blue but that's my phone, not at all the food! LOL This is the eel bento box - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Nothing gets my hopes up like finding a new Taiwanese restaurant. Even better is if they have three cup chicken on the menu. But what I had was neither Taiwanese nor three cup chicken. I get that this is a bento restaurant and that COVID has changed things, but three cup chicken is not a spicy dish. It isn't supposed to be soggy. I don't like writing bad reviews, but sometimes it's unavoidable. At $16 for a bento box, you really should get more for your money, all I got was disappointment. The search for real thee cup chicken continues. read more

We recently moved from California and we're used to top notch Taiwanese food. Virginia has good Vietnamese and Thai, but we have not been able to find good Taiwanese there, despite the positive reviews we see on Yelp. Momo's Cafe was amazing. The best and most Authentic Taiwanese food we have found in the area this far. The restaurant, itself has a very quiet and cozy feeling as well. We cannot wait to come back and try more delicious food! read more

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I went earlier today for dinner and I was so incredibly satisfied with both the service and the food! I ordered the Braised Minced Pork on Rice and it was sooo good! I absolutely loved the taste of the pork belly and the sauce/marinade it was in, but it also had pickled mustard greens (I think?) that really added a great depth of flavor when I mixed the bowl together. There was also a fried egg on top, and as I always say, everything tastes better with a fried egg. For drinks I got a strawberry black tea with jelly and that was so nice and refreshing! My friend got a milk tea with boba (I forgot which one) and let me have a sip and that was also really good. It wasn't refreshing like the strawberry black tea, but that's to be expected since it had milk in it. If I was in the mood for a milk tea today, I definitely would've gotten one here too though! Me and my friends also got the popcorn chicken because we wanted to share an appetizer and that was good as well! I am a big fan of Taiwanese style popcorn chicken and this definitely did not disappoint. I loved it on its own but also with the sweet chili sauce. We also got the honey toast to share as well and wow!!!! Not only was it marvelous to look at, but it tasted great too. The toast was so crispy and wonderful-- and with the ice cream it was just the perfect contrast or hot & crispy with cold & creamy. It was amazing, but rare warning, it's very big!! We couldn't finish it as a group of three and we were so full at the end. It would probably be best for a group of 4-6 depending on how big your appetite is! One thing I also really enjoyed about the honey toast was that our server put these cute little snowmen and a tiny Christmas tree on our plate and it looked so festive! I even got to take a snowman home! Speaking of the server, he was so great and attentive! He was so friendly to me and my friends and it was some of the best service I've ever gotten! Overall, I really loved my experience here and I definitely hope to come back again soon. Definitely would recommend it to anyone that's looking for nice comforting place to grab either a full meal or even just for dessert & tea! read more

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One of the few places to get Taiwanese cafe food and Taiwanese food in general in DC! Momo's is tucked away in a very residential area of on the west part of DC past Georgetown. It is definitely worth the trek! I went as a party of two and we ordered the Chicken Katsu sandwich, Taiwanese Rice Sausage, and a daily stewed fish special. The katsu was actually a grilled chicken and was not fried or had any breading. It was very flavorful but a bit on the saltier side. The rice sausage was really good and recommend it if you've never tried it before. There are also pickles and garlic, which was awesome as it was how I ate it growing up, and there plenty of pieces for sharing. Finally the stewed fish was really good and had nice pieces of potatoes as well. All the entrees have enough food for one person but they are totally shareable, too. For drinks we ordered the strawberry cheese milk foam and the matcha melon milk foam. Both were thick and refreshing and would be perfect on a hot summer day! Finally, service and vibe were very good. Our server was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is casual, cozy, and quiet. read more

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去年我很常都會來這家餐廳，我真的覺得他們的菜很好吃，可是今天我找到的一個檸檬篇在我的茶裡面整個都是發霉了。我真的覺得這是很不乾淨，希望他們會換到比較乾淨的習慣。 food is good and i have been eating there for so long. i had it almost ever week last year. and today i got a lemon slice in my boba that was completely moldy. i tried to call them and tell them but they didn't answer. i am so highly disappointed. this makes me feel as though they are unclean and not checking their inventory enough. so sad to say i might stray away. food is still good though, just unsure about the cleanliness... read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Moldy lemon found in boba is absolutely disgusting! And a definite health hazard. Tried to get at least a refund no response. Absolutely careless and foul! read more

Momo's Cafe - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

This place bring back the memories when I grew up in Taiwan. Their black tea is very automatic and the sweetness is just right. The Spicy Soup was so good that I was craving it during this crazy heat weather. The flavor was good and spicy. In the soup, there's lots of ingredients which gave me so many surprises. It had fish cake, egg dumpling( I love it!), blood rice cake, tofu, beef ball, mushroom and lots of veggies! And the pot is huge that I enjoyed it a lot. My friend order the Ribeye Steak iron pan. The presentation was nice and you can add your own black pepper gravy on it. The BLACK PEPPER was bomb!! I recommend to mix it with the spaghetti noodle, the black pepper has a kick to it and it is delicious. The stake was great and definitely worth the price. I would definitely come back with my friend. read more

Momo's Cafe - Ti beye Steak Combo - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I absolutely loved their rice dishes. They were all very flavorful (including the side dishes) and very filling. We did take out, but I did see that they had very limited number of seats there (unsure if they take reservations..). I would definitely go again. I got the winter melon tea, and it was good but just a little too sweet for me. read more

Momo's Cafe - Popcorn Chicken 3 Cups Chicken Rice Japanese Short Rib on Rice - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Just had an amazing meal @momoscafe_dc - by far the best Taiwanese food in the city! The pork belly over sticky rice is my favorite. If you're ever in NW Washington DC try it. They are packed on the weekends so weekdays are best but either way, this is a MUST TRY!! PS They also deliver! read more

Momo's Cafe - Water Mug - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Came here with 2 friends after seeing some promotions and the place seemed very cozy and yummy. Parking in the area was kinda hard to find- we found street parking but I guess that's normal since it's in Georgetown. Parking was $2.30 per hour and it was an hour max so we were a little worried that we would be tight on time. The cafe was pretty small and empty when we got there around 4pm on a Saturday. I really like the ambiance of the cafe even before we got in because of the decorations on the outside. The food was very good as well. All the food came up really fast. One friend got a watermelon milk foam and a braised pork with rice while I shared a pork broth pot and popcorn chicken with another friend. Our total with tip came to $60 all together. Service was really fast so I would definitely come back and recommend this place! read more

Momo's Cafe - Pork broth pot - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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The interior is super cute and insta worthy. There's also a wall of flowers you can take photos in front of. We initially went here for the toast dessert, but they were all out. Instead we got our drinks and entrees. The food was absolutely delicious as well as the drinks. If you're going for the dessert, calling and checking availability might be recommended. read more

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It's okay Taiwanese bento box. It's convenient and they delivery to most places in DC.... I got the 3 cup basil chicken and it came in a box with rice, some stir-fried cabbage and a lot of corn (that was a little weird). The chicken was okay, but there wasn't a lot. read more

Stopped for a quick bite and did not regret any of it! Date and I got a papaya boba which was surprisingly smooth and just sweet enough. The tapioca pearls themselves were perfectly soft and chewy. We also got a small street style chicken snack togo which was extremely hot and tasty. Little bite size morsels paired well with the fried basil that came with it. Overall liked the local vibe of the spot and will definitely be back to enjoy some mouth watering boba ballz. read more

Momo's Cafe - Fried street style chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Cute cafe In palisades tucked away in a small shopping center with an assortment of snacks and drinks. I went expecting the typical boba drinks that can be found in most Taiwanese cafes, however got something pretty different. They have drinks I had previously not seen elsewhere, including a boba frappachino. It was a milky blended tea drink with boba blended in. It gave the drink a really interesting flavor and was unlike anything I've ever had. The business was really helpful navigating several food allergies to help me find a fun drink. Looking forward to going back for the food! read more

Today is Chinese Field Day (5/1) and ordered this braised pork rice ($7). It is rip off and the worst food ever. Personally I will never go back and try also I felt sham to preset t in Chinese Field Day. read more

Momo's Cafe - Rice and Braised Pork - Asian Fusion Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

A cute, small dine-in spot located in the Georgetown area, and a great spot if you're craving pork cutlet bento boxes! The pork was braised, and had good flavor, and the bento boxes are very cute with an egg, mustard greens/veggies, corn (surprising), and rice. Overall it's a cute balanced meal but I did wish there was a little more oomph to the food. I haven't tried their milk teas, but friends seemed to enjoy it. My only qualm is the boba is a bit pricey ($6+) which I guess could be due to the location, but I wouldn't normally pay that much for boba. It's a good place to stop by in Palisades if you're craving Taiwanese Popcorn chicken as well. The lady serving us was very nice, and she also treated us to what I believe was milk tea soft serve. Now, if this is on the menu, you should try it! It comes with a very adorable snow shovel as a spoon to eat it with. Cute spot, and maybe if I'm in the area some day I will get to try their boba at some point. read more

Had the sizzling platter with steak and the hokkiado milk tea. My husband had the popcorn chicken bento box. The food was good, definitely reminds me of taiwan. They have dining in now but with very limited seating and they take the social distance seriously with signs around asking you to keep the mask on and checking for your vaccine card in order to sit. I did see most people just order takeout. The owner/server/cashier is very nice and friendly. I would go back again for sure. read more

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I've ordered their Bento box, Taiwanese sauces, and soups several times throughout the pandemic and each time the food was consistently good. All the items were packaged and good enough to store in the fridge as is for leftovers. read more

After hearing some good reviews from my friends in Georgetown, I decided to visit this bento place in DC. The food in this restaurant has greatly exceeded my expectations. I ordered a curry fish filet bento, the crispy red grain pork, and the fried oysters. I have to say... the fried oysters really amazed me. I've eaten raw and grilled oysters, but I never had anything like this fried oysters in my life. The right amount of crispiness, served with the sweet chili dipping sauce. 11/10 I would say. Overall, delicious food and chill atmosphere. Love this place and will continue to visit. read more

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