Cha Yes

Chase Nelson

I've been looking for a place that serves snow in the cities, I'm glad I found this one. I really enjoyed the dish in South Korea but honestly I liked it more here. Super nice guys working, big menu with a ton of combinations and a nice location. I'll be visiting frequently in the summer.

Vince

Slow service. Bobas tea is ok. I understand they don’t do stamps anymore, but they should still honor existing cards that have been stamped and give the free boba. RE reply: It's not about the stamping the cards, it's honoring the redemption of stamp card. I had 10+ stamps on both of the cards, but was denied of a free boba cup.

Tsai-Ling Chen

This is the first time we are actually being here and then I was so upset the reason because I thought the bubble tea suppose to be good but unfortunately I was wrong i was went in the shop for the shaving ice they don't have it today and then I was ordered the brown sugar bubble tea and then my kiddos they're having the same feeling with me (either the bubble tea they're staying in the counter too long get 😩 😫 Socky that's mean the bubble wasn't freshest even though I do understand that store need the customer to run to continue to make the fresh bubble so I will suggest you guys make the less and just keep the customer to coming and then to make it more just friendly suggest/and alsobsmile for the customer

Chelsea Thao

Cha Yes used to be one of my go to boba places when I lived nearby. But when I came in today I was super disappointed at how it has become. I ordered my drink and the price went up which that will happen and I didn’t mind. But what made my experience here extremely disappointing was the quality of my drink! I had ordered a large brown sugar milk tea ($7) and my first sip was crunchy! I had a few more sips and was still super crunchy! Either the sugar was not melted correctly or I was possibly served with old crystallized sugar. I was not happy because the drink did not taste how it used to. Definitely not worth the money anymore. I also found it a bit of inconvenience that when I handed my $10 bill to pay, the employee decided to slowly start counting and putting other bills in the register before handing me my dollar change. It was as if the drawer was not ready for the day.