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"Price has gone up astronomically but quality has slowly declined. Less and less chicken each time. Usually the rice is so good it compensates but the rice is just mush. You can’t even see the individual rice grains anymore."
Phone: +19789703411
Address: 106 University Avenue, Lowell, 01854, United States Of America
City: Lowell
Monday: 10:30 -21:00
Tuesday: 10:30 -21:00
Wednesday: 10:30 -21:00
Thursday: 10:30 -21:00
Friday: 10:30 -21:00
Saturday: 10:30 -21:00
Dishes: 51
Amenities: 8
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2144
Most importantly, the food is REALLY delicious! Inspired options for eggrolls, including a classic pork eggroll, southwestern eggroll, even chicken curry! They offer bentos and a wide variety of beverages like boba tea and coffee, too. Everything we got was so flavorful and fresh. The staff was so kind and helpful (I needed a bit of a walk-through of the menu). The spot is so cozy and comfortable, near a public lot with street parking nearby. I'll absolutely be back VERY soon.
Went there for the bubble tea cause cha time was my other option. Honestly, their fruit tea is worse than cha time. There is absolutely no tea flavor and the bubbles are undercooked or old. All in all a hard pass for the bubble tea. I'd rather go to cha time. The food might be good, but the drinks are not it.
Lately conducting my experiments to assess my likings for bobba tea. Being an ardent coffee person, that tea is simply unsettling for my taste buds. The folks at Eggroll cafe made me an iced coffee with custurd. The place has healthy vibes. Highly recommend checking it out.
Really enjoyed their boba, they actually had different kinds of boba (didnt know there was) Also their eggrolls were excellent Really enjoyed their pizza and pork flavor, buffalo was too hot for me lol Parking is tricky Busy area People are nice
Price has gone up astronomically but quality has slowly declined. Less and less chicken each time. Usually the rice is so good it compensates but the rice is just mush. You can’t even see the individual rice grains anymore.
