It's a nice space -- warm, inviting and ideal for those wanting to get some work done outside of a home or office setting. They have several board games and couches set up in the front and back. The shaded patio area is great if you want to enjoy the weather outside and watch the world go by along Sunset Blvd. The staff were kind and helpful as well.
Unfortunately, the product fell flat. I got two of the signature drinks, the Hey Hey and Chai Boy, both of which were bland and forgettable, with their number one drink Hey Hey actually being inferior. I would rate the drinks as average to slightly below average, which is surprising for LA. The floor should be higher given the central location.
In short, come here if you want a cool third space to hang out or work. Don't come if you are a boba enthusiast searching for high-quality drinks.
It's a 3.5/5 for me.
Sylk Eats
I love this place! The drinks are amazing and the atmosphere inside is perfect! Even the music they place is incredible!
Allen Vicencio
Got the matchstick and it was just ok. Nothing special
Marina Earle
Worst matcha I’ve ever had - ended up throwing it away when I got home.
M Kay
The flan isn't vegetarian. This isn't noted anywhere on the menu. Unfortunately, they don't prioritize listing common dietary restrictions.
jordano leal
Got the Strike & matchastick and side of cookies.(yes they were both for me😮💨) presentation is cute. We'll balanced, the foam on top or whip is good. Not the best I've tried but they're alright. Cookies are a bit pricey but the texture is good.
Jon Lambert
Hey Hey is such a cozy boba tea café where you instantly feel comfortable and relaxed the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is simply amazing: warm and inviting décor, soft lighting, and comfortable seating for unwinding. Great music plays in the background, creating a pleasant and uplifting mood. The walls are decorated with fascinating photos and stories about how this place was created, adding even more charm. And the boba here is absolutely delightful — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly made. Every detail feels well thought out, making you want to come back again and again.
Twinkle Gill
Omg!!! I had the worst matcha of my life here, please train your staff i ordered matcha and they gave me a whole glass of whole milk and charge $8 cmon, do better pleasee.
Vincent Kim
This place seriously needs to train its staff on basic courtesy and professionalism. I will not be returning, and I absolutely would not recommend this place to anyone under any circumstances.
Returning to LA for vacation felt like coming home. As a military service member, time off is rare, and I was genuinely excited to enjoy the little things, like visiting a popular boba shop I’d heard so much about. But instead of a warm welcome or decent service, I left feeling small, hurt, and invisible.
I visited on June 29th between 4 and 5 PM. The cashier on duty, a woman in a black t-shirt, was noticeably cold from the start. I saw her deliver drinks to other customers with a smile and a warm tone. When my order was ready, she barely spoke, her voice curt and irritated, and she pointed with her chin toward my drink, as if to say, “Go get it yourself.” I wasn’t expecting her to bring it to me I was ready to pick it up myself but that gesture felt deeply disrespectful, like I didn’t matter.
It might seem minor to some, but in that moment, I felt singled out. I couldn’t help but wonder Was it my appearance? Something else? All I know is I didn’t feel like a valued customer or even a human being worthy of basic kindness. I tried to consider that she might be having a bad day, but it was clear she treated other customers with a completely different attitude and tone.
The drink itself was unremarkable, but honestly, the taste didn’t matter. What stung was being made to feel like my presence was a burden. That feeling lingers. I wear a uniform to serve a country and people I believe in, so being treated this way in my hometown made me question that belief, even if just for a moment.
Maybe it wasn’t intentional, but I believe small interactions reflect deeper values. I left that shop feeling unseen and unwelcome a feeling no one should experience, especially in a place meant to serve the public.
I hope this shop reflects on how a single moment of coldness can impact someone. I truly hope this was a one off, but I wouldn’t wish this experience on anyone else.
David Morales
The Mango Tango saved my life. After the protests, I was hot, frazzled, and frustrated. One sip of this bad baby calmed my nerves and made me ready for the summer, AND LA, again.
A cute boba shop. There are a lot of seatings indoor and outdoor. You can come here just to get boba and chill or work here. I like their HeyHey drink.
lisa wan
Surprised and disappointed at the hostile customer service, especially given the high prices. Save your boba craving for ktown or the SGV and get a taro drink at Laveta or a sweet treat at Valerie’s instead. Too bad Jellyman is temporarily closed, at least their overpriced boba was interesting.
Jance Kosty
The boba tea is excellent, some of the best in town cuz they brew from real tea leaves. I go here often. Rating down one star because I was shopping next door, told the cashier I’m a regular and asked if I could use the bathroom, but she said no. Annoying.
Lucia Kim
Friendly staff and clean in & outside..enough sitting area.
It's a nice space -- warm, inviting and ideal for those wanting to get some work done outside of a home or office setting. They have several board games and couches set up in the front and back. The shaded patio area is great if you want to enjoy the weather outside and watch the world go by along Sunset Blvd. The staff were kind and helpful as well.
Unfortunately, the product fell flat. I got two of the signature drinks, the Hey Hey and Chai Boy, both of which were bland and forgettable, with their number one drink Hey Hey actually being inferior. I would rate the drinks as average to slightly below average, which is surprising for LA. The floor should be higher given the central location.
In short, come here if you want a cool third space to hang out or work. Don't come if you are a boba enthusiast searching for high-quality drinks.
It's a 3.5/5 for me.
I love this place! The drinks are amazing and the atmosphere inside is perfect! Even the music they place is incredible!
Got the matchstick and it was just ok. Nothing special
Worst matcha I’ve ever had - ended up throwing it away when I got home.
The flan isn't vegetarian. This isn't noted anywhere on the menu. Unfortunately, they don't prioritize listing common dietary restrictions.
Got the Strike & matchastick and side of cookies.(yes they were both for me😮💨) presentation is cute. We'll balanced, the foam on top or whip is good. Not the best I've tried but they're alright. Cookies are a bit pricey but the texture is good.
Hey Hey is such a cozy boba tea café where you instantly feel comfortable and relaxed the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is simply amazing: warm and inviting décor, soft lighting, and comfortable seating for unwinding. Great music plays in the background, creating a pleasant and uplifting mood. The walls are decorated with fascinating photos and stories about how this place was created, adding even more charm. And the boba here is absolutely delightful — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly made. Every detail feels well thought out, making you want to come back again and again.
Omg!!! I had the worst matcha of my life here, please train your staff i ordered matcha and they gave me a whole glass of whole milk and charge $8 cmon, do better pleasee.
This place seriously needs to train its staff on basic courtesy and professionalism. I will not be returning, and I absolutely would not recommend this place to anyone under any circumstances.
Returning to LA for vacation felt like coming home. As a military service member, time off is rare, and I was genuinely excited to enjoy the little things, like visiting a popular boba shop I’d heard so much about. But instead of a warm welcome or decent service, I left feeling small, hurt, and invisible.
I visited on June 29th between 4 and 5 PM. The cashier on duty, a woman in a black t-shirt, was noticeably cold from the start. I saw her deliver drinks to other customers with a smile and a warm tone. When my order was ready, she barely spoke, her voice curt and irritated, and she pointed with her chin toward my drink, as if to say, “Go get it yourself.” I wasn’t expecting her to bring it to me I was ready to pick it up myself but that gesture felt deeply disrespectful, like I didn’t matter.
It might seem minor to some, but in that moment, I felt singled out. I couldn’t help but wonder Was it my appearance? Something else? All I know is I didn’t feel like a valued customer or even a human being worthy of basic kindness. I tried to consider that she might be having a bad day, but it was clear she treated other customers with a completely different attitude and tone.
The drink itself was unremarkable, but honestly, the taste didn’t matter. What stung was being made to feel like my presence was a burden. That feeling lingers. I wear a uniform to serve a country and people I believe in, so being treated this way in my hometown made me question that belief, even if just for a moment.
Maybe it wasn’t intentional, but I believe small interactions reflect deeper values. I left that shop feeling unseen and unwelcome a feeling no one should experience, especially in a place meant to serve the public.
I hope this shop reflects on how a single moment of coldness can impact someone. I truly hope this was a one off, but I wouldn’t wish this experience on anyone else.
The Mango Tango saved my life. After the protests, I was hot, frazzled, and frustrated. One sip of this bad baby calmed my nerves and made me ready for the summer, AND LA, again.
Restaurantji Recommends
A cute boba shop. There are a lot of seatings indoor and outdoor. You can come here just to get boba and chill or work here. I like their HeyHey drink.
Surprised and disappointed at the hostile customer service, especially given the high prices. Save your boba craving for ktown or the SGV and get a taro drink at Laveta or a sweet treat at Valerie’s instead. Too bad Jellyman is temporarily closed, at least their overpriced boba was interesting.
The boba tea is excellent, some of the best in town cuz they brew from real tea leaves. I go here often. Rating down one star because I was shopping next door, told the cashier I’m a regular and asked if I could use the bathroom, but she said no. Annoying.
Friendly staff and clean in & outside..enough sitting area.
my go-to tea place in echo park!
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