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    3.9 (101 reviews)

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    Priya R.

    I love the mango drinks here! They have a lot of self service machines so that you can quickly and easily order the drink you like most! There are also photos of the drinks and a description of what is in each drink so you can choose what you are in the mood for! This location is right next to the UT campus so it is very convenient. Parking is a bit of a hassle during busy times since they only have street parking, which is often full during the daytime. But there is plenty of seating here for anyone who wants to grab tea and study or get some work done. I usually do 70% sweet and add boba! Every mango and strawberry drink I have tried has always been a huge hit. But the super fruit tea tasted a bit more medicinal than I would have liked. Overall, this is one of my go to boba places when I'm visiting Austin!

    Taro milk tea
    Chelsea L.

    Love this boba place! I got their taro milk tea (large, 50% sugar, less ice) and it was so delicious! They use real taro, not powder and you can taste the freshness. The amber boba is chewy and goes wonderfully with the drink. Parking may be difficult to find. You may try finding street parking inside West Campus (the area behind the shops with the apartments).

    Brown sugar milk tea and a pretty flower girl
    Carrie M.

    Moge Tee is expensive but so good. This is a nice spot near campus to catch up with friends. They have wifi, although the music is quite loud, so it's more of a chatty place than a work environment. I I used one of their faulty ordering tablets, which appears to force customers to tip, but the others did not have that same issue. I hope someone reads this and gets it fixed. I had the brown sugar milk tea, which was delicious. I paid $8 for the large drink, which was very pricey but a nice occasional treat.

    Lynn D.

    Parking is tight. You can order from any of the kiosks. You'll listen to your order number being called out to grab your drinks. Great place to study - all the tables have outlets to charge your electronic devices. It would get crowded during normal hours bc it's in the heart of UT. Creme Brulee Milk Tea - this is nothing like Feng Cha's Creme Brulee Milk Tea. It's more of a lighter, brown sugar milk tea. Yogurt Watermelon Tea - watermelon flavoring is Creme Brulee Matcha Milk Tea - strong matcha flavor

    Lemon tea with boba
    Ryen B.

    One of several boba spots on the block about a mile from downtown Austin. Worth the walk. The green tea boba with lemon, 30% sweet, light ice had a nice flavor. The boba was a little soft, but still very good. Would order again if I were here. B ordered a grape slush cheese foam drink that reminded me of a sweet creamsicle. Not my kind of drink, but he liked it.

    Ly N.

    I have loved boba all my life, but this is the first boba shop that has made me fall in love with a drink. I am in love with the mango tea slush with cheese foam. Every time I get that drink, I fall in love with life again and it brings me happiness. For general drink recommendations, I obviously recommend the mango tea slush. The tea slushes do come in different flavors if mango is not your vibe. I've tried the grape, watermelon, strawberry, and mango. All of them have been amazing but mango is my favorite! They do use real fruit in their slushes, which is why I think I like them so much. They taste very refreshing with the real fruit. I recommend adding cheese foam too. The drinks here aren't that sweet, so I typically go with 100% sweetness (generally do 75% or 50% at other boba shops). I have tried a few milk based drinks from here and they were okay. I would need to try a few more of those drinks to give a full review.

    Taro tofu pudding milk with boba
    Irene L.

    Had to check out a boba shop while in town & this was conveniently a 10 min walk from the hotel I was staying at. Since this is located on the main, Guadalupe Street, I'm not if there were any other parking available besides street parking. It may not look like much from the outside but it's a super cute place inside. There were a handful of iPad kiosk to order from - plus there's pictures which I appreciate. Of course, seeing that they have fresh taro options, I had to get one. I went with the taro tofu pudding milk with boba (I would've went with milk tea option but it was already late in the day and I wanted to make sure I get sleep). I asked the worker there for her suggestion on sweetness level and she recommended 0%.. and mentioned I liked a little bit of sweet so she then said 30%.. but I ended up getting 50%. To be honest, after mixing the drink up, I should've went with 100% or even 75% sweetness because there was barely any sweetness. Regardless, it was a refreshing drink for the hot weather but definitely would a higher sweet level for this drink. Plus, I was surprised that the pricings here weren't much different from bay area's. Also, it's conveniently located near the university.

    Remy V.

    I came here late night right before they closed! I loved how you can place your order in a kiosk and it's very user friendly. I was very happy I had the option to select oat milk over whole milk! Makes a huge difference and I've been to many boba places that did not have that option. I ordered the purple yam with oat milk and boba. VERY TASTY! My order was out in all of 2 minutes. Definitely would come back. Only reason I gave 4 stars and not 5 is because when I walked in I made eye contact with the employee and she didn't greet me at all. Not a "hello" or "welcome"... little things like that make a difference.

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    Emmett T.

    I was surprised to see a large boba tea franchise appear in Austin before anywhere in California. MÖGE TEE has locations in 15 other states while the Golden State will be debuting a few stores soon according to their website. This spot is located in a heavy vehicle traffic corridor of the UT campus. Nearby curbside parking is available if you pay at a kiosk. It was difficult to cross Guadaloupe St from W 20th St because the crosswalks were further up or down the block. The inside of the store was clean and modern. The first thing that grabbed my attention was the lack of a cashier. All orders were placed at one of several stations that had a screen to choose your items. After paying and receiving a number, you waited for your order to be called out. Their drink offerings were standard with most of the campus boba tea shops including the option of cheese foam or yogurt. The presence of basic maki rolls on the menu seemed out of place though. I picked a Super Fruit Tea which had ingredients of fresh watermelon, orange, lime, and lemon mixed with freshly brewed green tea. Light ice and the addition of chewy regular bubble (i.e. boba pearls) were my modifications. The price was a sticker shock at $5.95 for a regular size and $0.75 for the bubble. Adding tax and gratuity created a tab of over $8 which was hefty for something less than a large sized drink. The wait time wasn't too bad, maybe about 10 minutes since the store was moderately busy with students. The fruit flavors and tea quality were good but like a few other reviewers, I docked one star from my rating because the value did not match the competition.

    Rose Oolong Cheese Foam Topper
    Christina H.

    As you walk on the drag, you'll notice a section where about 4-5 tea shops compete for your love and affection. Mogee Tee is the latest addition to the strip and is a tough contender that's here to stay. I ordered the Cheese Foam Rose Oolong Tea, which was the easiest thing to slurp down, especially with it's no-straw "sippy cups". Sadly, not vegan friendly on the milk teas, as they use dairy powder.

    Strawberry bubble with oat milk and chewy boba
    Derek M.

    Solid boba place offering many options, high quality ingredients and a cute atmosphere. Drinks are a bit pricier than usual - being $10 or more for a drink, but even with the cost it's actually my pick of boba places among of the handful located along Guad. If the cost were $1-2 less per drink I'd say it'd really hit the sweet spot for being a fully positive experience, but in the end I do value quality and would definitely recommend Mogee for any of your boba needs.

    a variety of iced drinks
    Drew C.

    Been here couple of times already during my visits in town and they always are consistent in my experience. I like the tapioca here, the texture and the consistency of it has been good. The teas don't come as sweet as well even if it's 75% which is a plus for me. Had the mango bubble tea for my last visit & it was good & not too sweet (didn't adjust the sweetness). Anything here uji matcha is good as well. Parking can be problematic though that's all I can say in the downside when visiting.

    Glob of yogurt
    erica t.

    The drinks are ok but heaven forbid you want to alter an order somehow. If you want to add or subtract something from your drink and it's not listed on the kiosk, you will be interrupted with a no before you can finish your sentence and that's coming directly from the owner. That was my very first interaction with this place. We gave it a 2nd chance and same thing again. I wanted to add yogurt to my drink and immediately got turned down again. So I had to change my whole order to one that already had yogurt in it from the menu and I guess the girl preparing my drink didn't like that too much cause she just flopped a glob of yogurt off the side of the cup. Even the rude owner made it look more presentable the first time. Oh and if you are going because the cup lids are cute, that will also depend on the mood of the person preparing it if you get one or not. Sheesh!

    Mango pomelo sago, fruit tea w boba

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