Marianne G.

Love this restaurant. I have been here several times, and tried multiple things on the menu and I have never been disappointed. The croffle's are such a treat! They are basically dessert, so you could easily stop in after dinner, or just grab a midday weekend snack. The corn dogs... YES. The korean tacos and the wings, another win. But THE BOBA - I have told many people that they have the best Boba in the entire City. I'm addicted and can't stop coming back for it. The amount of flavors (some I've never seen, before) and the quality that goes into it is top-tier. The customer service is top notch as well. The owner is super nice and they are incredibly willing to help you pick something out to get. They are VERY friendly and awesome people. Highly, highly recommend!

Olivia A.

I really enjoy everything this place has to offer! Everything we've tried has been so tasty and delicious! If you're looking for Korean or Asian Fusion, check this place out :) The Korean hot dogs and boba are easily at the top of my list of favorites! We liked the tacos and japchae as well! The people working here are very nice! The inside is decorated so cute! Check this place out!

Natalie C.

Toastn tea has been on my want to go list for a very long time and we realized we were close to it today so we decided to stop in and try it since the first time we tried they were just opening doors and not quite ready to open yet. The atmosphere is super friendly and cozy it really welcomes you in. The service is great they're on top of things and good under stress. I got the chicken in a cup with cheese and Ray got the triangle kimbap spicy chicken needless to say we both loved them the Korean chicken was a little tough for me but I still powered through an ate all of it we got the Ube milk tea and strawberry cheesecake latte the ube milk tea was good however that was a little disappointed in the strawberry cheesecake latte due to the fact that it was extremely milked down and you could barely taste any other flavor except for getting a chunk of strawberry here and there. The Kimbap was delicious and I definitely will be getting one of those next time along with a Korean croffle because they look absolutely delicious but I highly recommend doing them a try.

Letitia J.

This place is pretty cute. It has a fresh and natural look to it. If you are looking for a fun place to hang out, I'd definitely recommend this place. Toastn' Tea's menu is quite diverse - they offer Vietnamese, Japanese, and Korean food. There is also boba here! Unfortunately, I am not a boba fan, so I will not be able to inform you on how their boba is here. I got the Vietnamese Combo Pho (it is gluten free). I did want to try their nachos, but I was really craving for some noodle soup and I was also really curious to try their pho. It's good! It was light and didn't feel too heavy. I don't have much to report - the flavor of the broth was good (I've had authentic pho before, so I've had tasted much deeper flavors of course), the noodles were a good texture (not too soft), and the beef and seafood did their job. The beef could have been more tender, but it was still fine. If you're craving some pho, this might be able to satiate your craving, but I'd probably go somewhere else if you're looking for some really great true pho dish. But I did enjoy the pho! It was a bit weird, because initially, they had forgotten to put in meatballs and shrimp in my pho. I had to go up to the counter and ask them, and they just gave me a small kitchen platter with the meatballs and shrimp. I feel like they should have asked to have my bowl back so they could put it in for me, but I guess technically it was quicker that they give me a platter with the stuff so I could just them in my pho instead. But friendly service! The workers behind the counter were sweet. I'll come back here to try other dishes too. They have a fun and diverse menu, so I'll be back here to try other things!

Kyle V.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while and was glad I found myself nearby and starving! I walked in 5 minutes after opening and I was the 3rd in line. I wish I wasn't alone so I could have ordered more stuff to try/share with a table because the items are kinda expensive and the portions are pretty large. I went with the Cold Cut Banh Mi which I was told was their top seller and then I also got the Beef Bulgogi Loaded Nachos. I enjoyed both things and was very full when I left. The jalapeños on the Banh Mi were hot and everything seemed fresh. The nachos were crispy on the top but by the time I got to the bottom, it was starting to get soggy. I would have been fine with a little less sauce to prevent this. Overall, cute little cafe with a massive menu. Prices seem steep but the ingredients and portions seem to warrant it.

Azariah R.

Kind of sucks to give a place a 3/5 but my family and I are picky (apparently), so I apologize in advance. We lived in California so we kind of have high expectations/standards. I've had this placed bookmarked since I moved here and was excited to try their banh mi... but I was a little disappointed. Banh Mi: I got the beef bulgogi and it was... ok. Not bad not good to be honest. The bread itself was bomb. I think any sandwich thats made with that type of bread is good but this one was ok. I totally forgot to tell them to not put jalapeños in it but not a big deal. Except that the jalapeños were too spicy for me :( spicer than California ones if I'm not mistaken. The amount of lettuce and other greens in it was overwhelming. There wasn't enough meat for me. It was like a small line of diced meat which was good! But not enough. The size of the sandwich was big but I feel like I need two to get full. So overall it was ok, it was def a snack like how the menu states. So if you can eat then you are warned. Vietnamese coffee: BOMB. It was strong af! Which I like. I HIGHLY recommend that if you like a kick. It was the perfect mix of coffee and milk which is kind of hard to do when it comes to Viet coffee. The large size was tall! Which is a good amount for what you're paying for. You can add toppings in it but.. well that's weird for me to do. Shrimp Fresh Rolls: not worth it. The shrimp themselves were almost non existent to be honest. They were so small it was like they took out the shrimps from a cup of noodle and put it in the roll. The noodles were strange too... it didn't taste like the regular noodles that are used. It was reallllly weird. My mom and I thought we'd get sick from it but luckily we didn't. That's how weird it tasted. My mom said the peanut sauce was ok. But man. It just tasted weird. Thai Tea: mom said it's mostly milk which isn't good. I haven't tried it but it she didn't like it. To close this review: Thai is my mom's reviews.... Honest review: "It's pretty bad. There's basically no shrimp. And the shrimp is tasteless. Like it's not real. Very sad. Tea isn't that good either. Mostly milk. " Overall there's way more I want to try and I will be back for the Vietnamese coffee! Which AGAIN I recommend ;)

Albert T.

When I see honey toast on a menu, I go. Michigan only has two establishments with honey/brick toast that I'm aware of - here, and a place in East Lansing. It's a rare treat that I miss eating from my days in LA. Original Milk Tea, Large, Less Sweet w/ Boba ($6.75) - Even with less sweet, we found this to still be very sweet. There is a decent tea taste, not especially fragrant or anything, but it mixed well with the milk. For those of you who are lactose intolerant, Toastn' Tea offers coconut and almond milk as an alternative. The boba texture was decent, at least on the interior. The exterior is relatively broken down, with crevices and cracks caused by a broken down skin. This pearls stick to the teeth a bit more than boba from other suppliers. It gets stuck in the straw due to the broken down skins and inconsistent sizes. This is not the best drink. Caramel Honey Toast ($14.95) - This honey toast comes with well toasted/baked bread, a small scoop of vanilla ice cream, two pieces of pocky, some graham crackers, and a caramel and condensed milk drizzle. Some of the cubes of bread were more crisp than others, with some quite well done. I was expecting a bit more in terms of toppings and a little better construction (one corner was completely cut open to have it hollowed out). This is not the best honey toast you will ever have but then again, even the worst honey toast will still be delicious. Toastn' Tea is a good option to satisfy your sweet tooth. They also have free wifi and a small assortment of games to play in a group.

Katy C.

Cozy cafe vibes, amazing Asian food, and plenty of free parking - gotta love Toastn' Tea for having all of the above! After following them on social media for a few months, Nate and I finally made it there to try their offerings. The menu consists of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Korean food as well as boba drinks. We ordered the loaded Korean nachos with spicy chicken, a cold cut banh mi, hot dog and moz Korean hot dog, and a couple of the drinks - I got the butterfly pea lemonade drink with rainbow jellies, and Nate got the ube milk tea. Our food was done quickly and everything looked amazing. It was a lot of food but I was so hungry! The nachos were my favorite of the items we ordered - the wonton chips were perfectly crunchy and not overly greasy. Lots of toppings and cheese sauce and kimchi made them extra delicious! The banh mi was huge and I loved the bread - perfectly crispy outside and really soft inside. We added a bit of sriracha for an extra kick. The Korean hot dog was good - we were asked what toppings we wanted - you can get ketchup, mustard, sugar (traditional Korean street food way) or an aioli. We went with the aioli. It was hot and fresh, with a great stretchy cheese pull. The drinks were both excellent as well - the butterfly pea lemonade was pretty sweet but delicious, and the ube milk tea was my favorite. I love all the cute Instagramable spots inside the cafe, and they have games you can play and a cozy atmosphere that's really welcoming. I can't wait to go back and try the Korean tacos and more of those nachos!

Kylie C.

Stopped in for Bubble Tea, will be coming back to try food next time! Cute cafe & friendly vibes

Ellie S.

Such a cute & welcoming place! They host such fun cupsleeve events for fans, and have a great selection of drinks & desserts

Tran N.

Every time a new boba shop opens, I have to try it! Toastn' Tea did not disappoint at all. I ordered the lychee tea and it was flavorful and had the perfect amount of sweetness. I've been craving pho ever since I came back from Vietnam, so I ordered the beef pho as well. The portion was big and the noodles and broth were perfect! It was delicious and definitely something I'll come back for. The inside was super spacious and adorable! I can see myself coming here to catch up with a friend. I highly recommend checking Toastn' Tea out!

Chelsea F.

I came here after dropping a package off at UPS next door and realizing I forgot my tea at home (for some reason Yelp says they're closed today but they have a sign out that says their hours as M-F 11:30-8pm and Saturday 12-8pm) . I thought it was just a regular tea store but MAN I got a HUGE smile when I found out they have BOBA and a bunch of Korean dishes (some of my favorites!!!). I immediately texted my husband about the gem I found. I got the dragon fruit lemonade with popping boba and was so happy (I audibly said "yup. That's good!" After taking a sip). There are places to sit but I took it to go. Will be returning!!!

Tammy D.

I love trying new items here! I finally got to try their croffle which is a tasty hybrid of a croissant and waffle! I got the strawberry nutella croffle but they have a variety of options to choose from. I also tried their bulgogi kimbap which is the triangle shaped wrap with beef and seasoned rice. My friend got their vegan pho and tofu spring rolls. I always try something new off their menu because they have a lot of great options. I've been here probably 5 times and still haven't tried everything off their menu but I definitely intend to!