Really good teas and lemonades. All freshly brewed. The hibiscus iced tea was excellent. Had a…read morereally great taste, not sweet but not bitter. I liked it a lot.

I ordered their strawberry matcha, it was a little expensive, but was delicious…read more They don't offer non-fat milk, but do have milk alternatives.

First of I would like to shout out the staff! I didn't get their names but they were so nice and…read moreunderstanding. They helped me pick out which drink I wanted because im very indecisive. Second the drink was amazing and it wasn't too sweet. I ordered a T5 and asked them to put brown sugar around the cup so it's like the T5 and the M1 mixed together. The inside is like Union Market iykyk. It was an overall good experience. I rate the boba a 9/10!

I liked the kiosk so I could see the different drink options and descriptions. I was able to use…read moretap to pay on the kiosk and my drinks were ready in a few minutes. I got taro root milk tea which I did not like. It was not flavored at all. The taro root felt like shredded coconut when I drank it and it was not a good sensation. The strawberry tea with Mano bursts was good.

I went in for couple quick drinks and it very surprised by how big the drinks are ... the store is…read morequite small with 2 screens to order. Not much space to sit so must be mainly take out. I got the strawberry matcha crema 50% sugar and it was perfect for me! Not sure I love the strawberry boba comes with the drink but I loved the boba I added! The tiger boba my brother got was also very good!

It's nice to see things in Chinatown that are actually Chinese. This place offers online ordering,…read moreand I arrived to find it a pure takeout with no cafe to sit in. This was fine on a nice evening, but left me wondering why their online ordering system defaulted to a fairly generous tip from a price that wasn't low to start. They had some interesting menu options and I appreciated the light flavor of the grass jelly in the tea I got, but the actual tea flavor wasn't that strong.

Came back to try the rainbow dumplings. Chicken (yellow) I…read moreenjoyed the best. Shrimp and zucchini (green) to me was the least flavorful. Crab (white with yellow dot) at the top, Pork(white),black truffle pork (black), and the Spicy pork (Pink) was not that spicy-average. Overall the rainbow dumplings were okay, but not better than the spicy soup dumplings I had prior. More to explore but that's it for now.

When it first opened, things were going really well. The attention to detail and service was great!…read more Now, it seems that our pickup orders have been consistently wrong. We ordered cole slaw and churro fries as sides, but got corn and two orders of curly fries. Tried to call to see if they ran out of those items, but got voicemail. The sides are probably aren't worth going back to the store, so it's our loss. I do appreciate one staff member communicating that they ran out of cereal milk and made me a substitute however :)

If you are staying at either of the Marriott hotels or attending at the Convention Center I highly…read morerecommend this cafe. Located on a quaint, tree-lined street, they offer simple, made-to-order breakfast and lunch sandwiches and have a great drip coffee with self-serve creamer options. The staff are efficient and friendly. The vibe is quieter than surrounding options. A great way to start your day!

This place was quiet and conveniently situated around the corner from the hotel I was staying in. I…read moreloved the bagels and the coffee was fresh.

I was disappointed with my visit to Luna Hall. It feels like management has stopped maintaining the…read moreplace. The bathrooms were in poor condition. Several stall doors were broken or wouldn't lock, and one restroom appeared to be used for storage with boxes blocking access. The downstairs area was dirty, with storage boxes stacked throughout the hallways and even a freezer sitting in a public walkway. It gave the impression that back-of-house storage had spilled into customer areas. Another concerning issue was that there was an equipment/server rack sitting wide open outside the restroom, which didn't seem appropriate or safe in a public space. One thing that surprised me was the food hall concept. While it appears to have multiple vendors, they all seem to share the same kitchen, many of the same employees, and much of the same menu. It felt less like independent food stalls and more like a single restaurant operating under different brand names, where you simply order at different windows. The overall atmosphere felt neglected. Many of the employees appeared unorganized and unsure of the ordering process, and the service reflected that. The idea has potential, but the facility needs much better upkeep and organization. Cleaner common areas, properly maintained restrooms, and a more polished operation would go a long way toward making this a place worth returning to.

Luna Hall was okay. It wasn't very crowded, didn't have many vendors, and felt a little empty and…read morerun down. Not a very nice or cozy ambiance or where I'd want to hang out. The food was quick to get and decent quality, although a little overpriced considering how low key the place is. I visited on a Thursday around 6 PM. The place has a bar and bakery near the front, which I didn't check out. In the back are ~5 food stalls and each has signs for different vendors, but in reality it didn't seem like all the vendors were still operating. It was hard to tell because all the stalls share the same menu and you order from the same place (two tablets near the front). Tonkotsu Ramen (~$16) and Scallion Pancakes with Beef (~$11). They were prepared quickly. I expected the pancakes to be twice as large for the price. They tasted fine, I liked them. The ramen was served with broth on the side and came with pork, eggs, corn, bean sprouts, and a few other bits. It was pretty good but nothing special.

Nice Gong Cha with a cool Harry Potter promo (you put powder in the tea and it expands - tea is…read morealright though). Full selection of other boba milk tea drinks, service is prompt and internal environs spacious (shared with an Asian restaurant called Wasai I believe). Check it out!

I was walking through the area when a craving for something sweet hit me, and I stumbled across…read morethis spot. I couldn't resist trying one of their lemonades and went with a newer option, the Dragonfruit Oolong Lemonade with dragonfruit pieces. It was refreshing and had a nice balance of floral tea and fruity flavor. Most of the ordering process is self-service, you place your order at a kiosk and pick it up at the designated area, but there's also the option to order directly with a staff member if you prefer. I didn't try any food this time, but I browsed the menu and their spring rolls and dumplings definitely caught my eye. I'd consider stopping by again to give them a try next time I'm in the area.

Teaism has always been one of my favorite spots, but I unfortunately did not care for their super…read morewatered down matcha or chicken bento box (which isn't actually what I ordered). The chicken itself was very good so I would like to go back for it, but the rest of the box was disjointed flavor-wise and not good. I did love their new matcha affogato though!

No Teaism location should have under 4 Yelp stars for the sake of their menu offering and food…read morequality alone. Oh, I love the innovation and flavours at Teaism. My go-to: the cilantro scrambled eggs with tea-cured salmon. Where else can you order scrambled eggs with salmon in the DC area or maybe even the entire northeastern seaboard? I don't know but I've only ever been able to get my eggs with salmon here and at a DC gourmet family diner chain since learning of the deliciousness of salmon-with-breakfast in Valdez, Alaska. The Salty Oat cookies, at each of their 3 locations, are divine sustenance. You cannot just have 1 of any of the 3 flavors. You will likely need to take home a whole pack with you. And resent sharing them with the family. I love the hot chai with Indian spices, milk and ginger that I reviewed at their DuPont Circle location. I've tried pots of tea but nothing matches the Chai. I would also like to try the iced sweet matcha bubble tea. My other go-to: give me the salmon bento box, please! I hope they never take this off of the menu because it is deliciousness. The current menu says it comes with: yuzu dipping sauce, a broccoli and orange fennel vinaigrette, a potato medley, miso dipping sauce and rice. Over time, the sides that accompany it change. Like seasonally and with trends, you know. 5 meows. Oh, and I do love their French toast, as well. It's so brunchy here. This location is more spacious and closer to DC's national museums. #localtastebyjenny

The food was great. The service was decent. The restaurant was neat and clean. It was a little…read morepricey, I paid $30 for a banh mi sandwich, 2 fresh shrimp summer rolls, and a strawberry tea. I loved the tea. And it was crowd but I got my food fast. This was a Vietnamese restaurant

I came here with my girlfriend for a casual meal while we were visiting from out of state and…read morecraving some Vietnamese food. Before we even walked into the restaurant, we were informed that the left entrance door had been broken for quite some time. Since we had a double baby stroller with us, getting inside was a bit of a challenge and not exactly the best first impression. Overall Ratings Atmosphere - 3/5 Service - 3/5 Food - 3/5 Parking - Street Parking Atmosphere - The restaurant feels a bit old and dated and could probably use some updating. Interestingly, while the dining room definitely shows its age, the ordering system is modern and up to date. The contrast between the two was pretty noticeable. Service - Service was just okay. This is more of a casual setup where customers place their orders at the counter and the staff bring the food out when it's ready. There wasn't really anything memorable, either good or bad, about the service experience. What We Ordered - -Spring Rolls (Good) -Pho Dac Biet (Special Beef Pho) - The flavor was good overall, but the broth was only lukewarm when it arrived. A bowl of pho really needs to be piping hot, so this took away from the experience. -Grilled Pork Rice Plate - The pork was a bit too salty for my taste and was just okay overall. Final Thoughts - This was an average dining experience. The food was decent, the service was adequate, and the atmosphere was nothing particularly special. Nothing stood out enough to make me want to go out of my way to return, but I also wouldn't discourage others from trying it if they're already in the area. There are simply other Vietnamese restaurants nearby that I would be more inclined to visit first.