Loved the matcha matcha cloud, not too sweet! Our cashier Rachel was super nice and helpful with…read moreselecting drinks. Also whoever was on aux has great music taste

Drinks were great but the service was better! Good vibes and the cashier was very helpful with our…read moredrink selection.

Friendly staff. Not too long of a wait…read more Grabbed their iced banana milk latte. I would say this is one of the better banana milk lattes I've had, if not the best. The flavor is not overpowering and doesn't taste artificial. I would definitely come back.

second smoking tiger i've been to!…read more Drink: -Smoking Spaniard: solid drink and matched the description! Service: -friendly, helpful and prompt! Ambience: -kinda loud but not in a bad way (but if you're sensitive to that, just know) -nicely lit and like a long area with plenty of seating! If I'm in the area, I'll come by again!

This is hands down my favorite places to get ice cream! The ice cream has the most amazing…read morestretchy, chewy texture that's unlike anything I've had before. The flavors are incredible, rich, and so delicious. Every time I come here, it's consistently amazing. If you're looking for something unique and seriously tasty, you have to try this place. Highly recommend!

Horrible to hear this small coffee shop got broken into last night! Horrible. Hopefully a lot of…read morepeople go to support. This coffee shop is small and cute with some unique offerings. My husband got the cold brew and I got the hojicha espresso latte. In the past we've also gotten their food items which are delish. Ooops, forgot to post back then. Parking is easy and there is an hmart nearby if you need groceries after your coffee run.

After having a yummy and delicious lunch at Kim Tar in Temple City, my Mom, me + my youngest…read moredaughter, and my brother + his family strolled on over to Fika Fika Coffee for ice cream and coffee. Entrance can be made from the front or back. Shared community parking is available behind the shop. Street parking can be found. Please read the signages. What a cute and cozy shop! Amazing cool atmosphere with good airflow. Restrooms in the back. Plenty of tables and chairs plus bench seating in the back. Saw a lot of people with their laptops and a cup of coffee in hand. Seventeen flavors of ice cream available which is a lot more than I remembered when they first opened. Single scoop for $5. Double scoops for $8.50. Split for $0.75 (not exactly sure what this means). Extra $1 for waffe cone. They offer free samples. I tried a few flavors... Vanilla Lavender, Coconut Pandan, and Very Mango. Unfortunately, they were all very light for my taste. I prefer deeper flavors. I ended up getting double scoops... Young Coconut Ube and Japanese Okinawa Brown Sugar. I love coconut and ube in general. I didn't taste much of the coconut flavor. Ube stood out more with its smooth and intense flavor. Brown sugar wasn't super sweet. It had the perfect hint of sweetness. An amazing pair of flavors. SO DELECTABLY GOOD! I would get this combo again. Thanks Bro for the sweet treat! After an hour plus of enjoying our ice cream and chitchatting, we went for coffee and tea. Yes, we got the best of both worlds that day. I chose Affogato that came with Fika Expresso Blend and one scoop of Japanese Okinawa Brown Sugar. Expresso had a smooth and deep roasted flavor which I enjoyed very much. Each complemented the other so well. What a spectacular combo, however, it needed one more scoop of ice cream which I ended up getting... should have gotten two more scoops. Staff was super friendly and helpful plus very patient with our many sample requests. We may have tried all flavors between the 6 of us LOL. Thank you Landon (hope I spelled his name correctly) for the extra attention and service. We appreciate it. If you're looking for a great spot to hang for work, study, or just to chill with a cup of expresso, coffee, tea, and/or ice cream + pastries, Fika Fika is your hidden gem! Btw, they are a CASHLESS facility so bring your credit/debit cards.

Out for a sweet treat cuz it's hotttt. So let's see if they're pretty good eh or ew. Vibes and…read morepeople are super nice and they just opened another spot in downtown La. I got their matcha ube cloud, Thai tea, strawberry matcha and ube mochi waffle paws, and lychee ice cream to try. The matcha ube cloud was bitter, roasty, not sweet, kinda grainy and honestly wasn't getting much ube flaves even after mixing. The Thai tea tho had addicted bitter sweet milky tea flaves. The mochi paws had a crisp exterior, chewy vanillay mochi interiors. The strawberry one reminded me of strawberry pocky, the matcha one was like a sweet matchay paste, and the ube one was nicely vanillay and nutty. My grandma got their taro ice cream and really enjoyed it. I got The lychee one was super smooth, creamy, and fruity but also like really sweet. Overall this place for me eh. Thai tea $5.45 Ube matcha cloud $6.45 Waffle paws $7.75 for 3 Gelato $5 per scoop

I've been coming to Goki Cafe for years, and it's easily one of my favorite coffee spots. This…read morefamily-owned, Oaxacan-inspired café sources many of its ingredients directly from Mexico, and you can truly taste the care they put into everything they make. Today I finally tried their Oaxacan Chilaquiles, made with organic corn from Mexico, homemade salsa verde, and two eggs, and they were absolutely delicious! If you visit, I also highly recommend the Goki Mocha, made with rich Oaxacan chocolate. It's been my favorite drink there for years. The service is always wonderful, and you can tell this place is built with so much love and heart. The family is incredibly kind, and I love supporting their business. If you're in the area, definitely give Goki Cafe a try!

Caught them at the tail end of their business hours on a Saturday and was pleasantly surprised to…read morehave them still readily serving food. Brightly lit interior with a simply designed aesthetic. Many folks were relaxing and enjoying the conditioned air. While the shop served plenty of in-house made coffees and teas, off to the side was a refrigerated section brightly displaying bottled Chaparittas tangerine soft drink and Tehuacán mineral water. I decided on ordering an Oaxacan tostada which came completely smothered in black beans, cabbage, queso fresco, and salsa verde. It was refreshing and made for a quick, light snack while also being deceptively filling. While waiting for the order, I noticed their NY Cookies which came in two kinds. One was simply the regular chocolate chip variety, while the other came packed with white chocolate chips, ate de membrillo (quince cheese), and tejocote (hawthorn fruit paste). I decided on the second one and enjoyed the unique flavors of the bits and pieces, even though it was very sweet. All in all, would definitely come back to dine and chill out.

Came here for their afternoon tea experience and I love the selection of teas. I had the osmanthus…read moreoolong and it was perfect. The employees are helpful and nice and explained everything you needed to know about the experience. The pastries were unique and delicious and the decor inside was beautiful!

My wife and I came to this place based on the pictures of Tie Guan Yin ice cream, but when we…read morearrived and saw that there was an afternoon tea experience, we decided to book an appointment. We both were impressed with the care, detail, and most importantly the tea! We had a choice of 15 tea's, varying from light/floral to dark/bold flavors. Our tea menu provided steeping times for every pour to maximize taste and the assortment of snacks was aesthetically pleasing in preparation and taste. Our server was kind and offered suggestions depending on the flavor profile we were looking for. To top it all off, the space we were given to sit in had A/C in a well lit room. Soft piano music played which gave a relaxing, spa like vibe. Our sitting arrangement was nicely decorated in a modern, Asian chic. I highly recommend this experience for tea lovers who want a cozy 2 hour experience. It was lovely for my wife and I, but the seating can accommodate for up to 6 people.

04/03/26 Saturday…read more Friend helped me order a First Bump (which has black sesame during this season). It surprisingly blend really well with the coffee and milk. It was really creamy and nutty. Pleasantly surprised and now a new favorite! I will say, for the size, $7 is a little steep, but it can be an occassional treat. I will say, I appreciated how to cup has a snap on drinking hole cover instead of the flimsy ones that don't fully close.

Cute little shop. They do have different types of black coffee if you prefer straight black. got…read morethe jasmine one and the cloud one to try. The cloud one tasted buttery? Was interesting. I did like the jasmine coffee though but it didnt have a strong coffee taste. Id probably come back to try their mont blac. That one looked like a cream foam on top of black coffee. Parking in the back on moore st. They have a daylight pairing that is dine it only. It looks pretty yummy.

Coffee omakase for a society obsessed with $8 lattes and cold brew, hear me out…read more Ahma opens as an invitation to experience the utilitarian drink as something slower and more intentional, challenging the palate while expanding your understanding of how coffee without the blanket of cream or milk could actually taste. Josh and Mei create the coziest intimate space in their San Gabriel home. Like stepping into your best friend's place who happens to work in fine dining and be a coffee expert. There are different Seasons to Ahma and for this particular one, Taiwan is the Muse and coffee is its medium. My limited discernment between good coffee and bad coffee is acidity--sour and bitter, bleh. Or watered down. I don't douse my coffee with milk (anymore) because of lactose intolerance. But here, Coffee can be strong and bold, or brewed to possess properties that taste more like tea. And decaf (!) could have notes of whiskey without any of its alcohol. Particular care has been given to serve your cold brew in a frozen glass, or hot pour over in a warm pink cup. Josh has all the latest gadgets if you are into the coffee scene. But even if you're not, observing him brew you an espresso is an act of joy, not the beleaguered coffee pot in the workplace break room, but sharing in something worth its time and precision and experience. But because this is coffee, there is also something interesting to pair with it. A blooming osmanthus jelly, translucent and floral and fragrant. A delightfully nutty and buttery biscuit, its recipe took five years to perfect, with pineapple wintermelon jelly and delicate egg yolk shavings. A fried popcorn chicken cutlet with Thai basil pesto sandwich with just the right amount of crunch. The total amount of caffeine came in just about 2 cups of coffee, and I left pretty satisfied, but this being San Gabriel, grabbed some dim sum to go afterwards. The experience was 2.5 hours, and there were a total of 4 guests served at a time. The menu changes periodically and they will return in October if you want to try the next Season.

Ahma is singlehandedly the best coffee experience I've ever had in my life…read more Josh and team take care of you from the moment you walk into their home, where you not only feel like a valued customer, but a part of their family. Perhaps because, yes, it is their literal home (which, of course, has an incredibly relaxing vibe that provides the familiar feeling of visiting a relative or cousin's home, or perhaps dare I say, even "Ahma's" (Grandma's) home). Now to the actual bread and butter: the thoughtfulness of the pairings was next level. But that was somehow topped by the painstaking precision and craftsmanship of Josh and his coffees. He brews them all with not only the utmost accuracy of temperature and ratios, but provides unique and never-before-tasted flavors, with the greatest of passion poured into every drop. I mean, I swear you can taste the actual love he put in there. I highly, HIGHLY recommend this unique experience in the greater Los Angeles area. Ahma is THE BEST!