This is genuinely the best boba I've ever had. The flavor is great and the tapioca is incredible…read more Seriously the best I've had. It's a little lost around a corner and can be tricky to find but so worth it. You can pay with card and the person at the register was able to speak English so that helped. Service was quick and they had a few seating areas inside and outside. You can also order via a kiosk if you don't want to talk to the person at the register. Wish I lived closer

The boba had great consistency. The milk tea was also on point. I liked that I can specify the…read morelevel of sugar and ice. It was quite busy when I visited on Saturday afternoon. I hope this place stays around and maintains the quality

Love bubble tea since I was in Taiwan for half a year. This place really reminds me of my time…read morethere, although it would be nice if they had some lemon flavored bubble tea and a little more options. The staff was very friendly and the Triple Q Maracuja I got tasted great though! Also, there's even space to sit down.

Excellent food. You can pick your spice level. We had ramen and biang biang, both were excellent!!…read moreThey take cash and cards. Clean and they understood my English or you can just point to the menu. Definitely stop here for food.

I wanted to like this place but I am of the opinion that they place profits over quality. Here's…read morethe story: I went here right when it opened. I took a few minutes to decide what I wanted and when I finally chose, they didn't have it available. The next drink I decided on, they did have but, but their tapioca wasn't ready yet and it would've been about 10-15 minutes. I decided I'd just come back later as I didn't want to wait. After 1-2 minutes of thinking and I was walking out the door, the worker said the boba is ready and I said great! So, I got a drink with the supposedly done tapioca. I left the store, excited to have a nice drink while I explore the city. Low and behold, the boba was undercooked, hard, and just gross. I just threw away the drink as I was already too far away from the store to complain. What a waste! I would've happily just came back later when the boba was actually done, however, I was rushed and I didn't like that. Therefore, I believe this place values profits over people. I will not be back! Sorry Fan Tea.

This is one of the few places in Siegen that sells pho, and given the sometimes rainy climate of…read moreNRW, a bowl of hot, rice-noodle soup is sometimes exactly what the body needs to feel a little better. The business is owned by a nice (Vietnamese?) family, and for how small this shop is, they really accomplish much with the space they have. Some of the shop is for pan-Asian groceries like wasabi, fish sauce, rice cookers, tea sets, nori, and other ingredients typical of East Asian (and some Indian) cuisine. The other part of the store is an open kitchen and small dining room with three or four tables where customers can get some lunch. The store is small but functional, especially for selling specialty ingredients not typically found in German grocers. Just be sure to bring cash as they do not take credit or debit cards (at least since the last time I went). Overall, this place is good for a tasty lunch, ingredients for Asian cooking, and inexpensive spices.

This place used to be my quick-but-okay source of asian food. It is kind of back-alley, due to its…read morepositioning at Löhrstraße and its small size. I cannot say anything about the bubble-tea quality (urks), but the choice of the small supermarket is typically asian, and i like it. It does not have too many fresh vegetables, but the standard pan-asian (chinese?) spices and ingredients which I wouldnt no where to get in Siegen, if not there. The food form the diner is okay for a quick lunch or a cheap dinner. You can both eat in the diner, where some seats and tables are provided, but they lack any attempt to create an athmosphere. Very functional. So, for me, takeaway is the better choice. Sadly food quality really varies. Personally, I dont go there for lunch anymore, because the last time i had lunch there tasted like yesterdays oil in the wok. There are other asian restaurants around, which I would rather recommend.

FANTASTIC bubble tea. I got one every day while I was in Aachen. Lychee jelly was especially good…read morethere and the ambiance was lovely.

This place is overall the best tea right now I recommend this for all the milk tea loversread more

die corndogs sind sehr lecker und ich finde der matcha milk tea ist super das personal ist auch…read moresehr nett.

Being from California, I've never had to wait in a queue for ramen, especially in the cold. I…read morecontemplated leaving, but was glad that I waited. The ramen was pretty good for Cologne standard. I ordered the traditional Tokyo shoyu ramen. The servers were attentive even though the restaurant was busy. It's definitely worth the wait!

Good ramen in Germany is hard to find, but Takumi makes great ramen. Not the best in my life, but…read morereally good for Germany, so it gets full stars for someone that has been stuck in Germany and hasn't been back to Japan for 2 years. You have to ask for pepper for your ramen and rice vinegar for your gyoza, but that is a bit minor. They have no raw garlic toppings and this was a disappointment for me. You have to ask for more sesame toppings if you desire. They had a tap for Kirin beer, but they told me at lunch time that they were sold out. 5 stars egg noodles 5 stars Miso soup 3 stars Chasyu, was tasty, but really thin and they gave you one slice. 0 stars No raw garlic topping 5 stars Gyoza, because they had Nira in them 0 stars No Kirin beer on tap Gute Ramen sind in Deutschland schwer zu finden, aber Takumi macht großartige Ramen. Nicht die besten in meinem Leben, aber wirklich gut für Deutschland, also bekommt es volle Sterne für jemanden, der in Deutschland festsitzt und seit 2 Jahren nicht mehr nach Japan zurückgekehrt ist. Man muss um Pfeffer für den Ramen und Reisessig für die Gyoza bitten, aber das ist ein bisschen wenig. Sie haben keinen rohen Knoblauch als Belag, und das war eine Enttäuschung für mich. Sie müssen um mehr Sesambelag bitten, wenn Sie möchten. Sie hatten einen Zapfhahn für Kirin-Bier, aber sie sagten mir beim Mittagessen, dass sie ausverkauft seien. 5-Sterne Eiernudeln 5 Sterne Miso-Suppe 3 Sterne Chasyu, war lecker, aber wirklich dünn und man bekam ein Stück davon. 0 Sterne Kein roher Knoblauch-Topping 5 Sterne Gyoza, weil sie Nira in sich hatten 0 Sterne Kein Kirin-Bier vom Fass