Not QQ Teahouse. Also, incredibly rude to me, and it wasn't because of the content of my character - if you catch my drift.
Service: 1
もち•フムス
Extremely unfortunate what happened here. If you're an old customer, the nostalgia is completely ripped apart. The business has completely become Wu Wei Din, so keeping the label as "QQ Teahouse" is completely misleading. Onto the drink- the drink itself was fine. The boba? The boba is gelatin. If you're similar to the texture of Crystal Boba (agar agar boba), that's what it is. It's not chewy, it's not brown sugar. EXTREMELY misleading. It's fine to keep this texture of boba if you market it as "Crystal Boba" and NOT "brown sugar boba".
Ordering was extremely confusing and it's clear they are trying to assimilate QQ Teahouse as a whole, so it's practically useless to have this website market it as a separate business from Wu Wei Din.
Do not come if you are looking forward to chewy boba.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Yoselin Rodriguez
Super delighted with everything, Food, Service and Atmosphere. 100 out of 100
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
N
I used to come here weekly when I was in college. It's no longer the same. It used to be a boba tea place with Taiwanese snacks and ramen. Tried to visit a year back but they weren't opened. Tried again today, looked like they have been annexed by the restaurant next door. All there is left of QQ was the drink bar. Very disappointed.For those coming to this establishment for QQ, sadly to inform you this place no longer exists. It's just wu wei din now.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Emz90
Food was overpriced for what you get and upset stomach, staff was unfriendly.
Phyllis mckinney
Bad customer service rude
R H
Where are all the good boba flavors
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
chaitra k
My boyfriend and I followed the signage into Wu Wei Din and went toward the left side, assuming QQ boba was attached. Staff stopped us and rudely questioned what we wanted, despite us being polite. They gestured us to the back register in an annoyed tone, as if it were something obvious we didn’t understand. I had had enough at this point and suggested we leave, which they were somehow annoyed about too!
Edit: Seeing other POC’s reviews here makes me think this is racially motivated. If you can’t treat Black and brown customers right that’s a huge red flag. Won’t be back.
Soo Chin
A massive attack of taste and flavor which will overwhelm and conquer your gut brain leading to foodgasm!
miriam p.c
I asked for a mango milk tea with boba, but instead got a grayish drink. Idek what it was, it tasted supper bitter and diluted. Not very friendly either.
It's connected to Wu Wei Din which has amazing must try food. Their drinks are affordable, but if you add toppings then it gets into the more expensive side for a boba drink compared to the multitude of boba stores all over Plano. However, they're really nice and make your order fast. I got a jasmine green milk tea with boba, 0% sugar and no ice. I really appreciate that they actually filled the drink all the way to the top of the cup, since some places don't do that. Their jasmine flavor was super strong which I love. A nice drink to get before, during, or after eating at Wu Wei Din.Side note, I remember when I was in high school, students would come here during their lunch hours to order boba milk tea ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chaitra Kurati
My boyfriend and I followed the signage into Wu Wei Din and went toward the left side, assuming QQ boba was attached. Staff stopped us and rudely questioned what we wanted, despite us being polite. They gestured us to the back register in an annoyed tone, as if it were something obvious we didn’t understand. I had had enough at this point and suggested we leave, which they were somehow annoyed about too!Edit: Seeing other POC’s reviews here makes me think this is racially motivated. If you can’t treat Black and brown customers right that’s a huge red flag. Won’t be back.
Kenith Cheung
Food was great. But service very bad. They are over charged the tips without let me know
Super good boba, good prices, fast service, and very nice staff!
Vegetarian options: Veggie plates
Kid-friendliness: Family friendly
Parking: Good parking spots
Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs, ramp accessible
Dietary restrictions: Has vegetarian options
Stanley
Kind of goes hand in hand with our poor experience with Wu Wei Ding (same day dining). We ordered a drink with our meal. When it was delivered to our table (we had a large party, most of didn’t know each order as it was a first time gathering) they just gavey drink to one of the other people in our event because I had stepped away from my seat. I was actually at the register trying to figure out a payment situation as they refused to split checks (while insisting on a mandatory 18% gratuity). They could’ve just put my drink at my seat instead handed my drink to a stranger and by the time I got my drink (thankfully still sealed) it was “sweating”, had weird texture boba and was definitely not 50% sugar (very very sweet). I took. 2 sips and left the rest. Overall the poor service and overpriced set up between qq tea house and Wu wei ding left us feeling very dissatisfied.
Not QQ Teahouse. Also, incredibly rude to me, and it wasn't because of the content of my character - if you catch my drift.
Service: 1
Extremely unfortunate what happened here. If you're an old customer, the nostalgia is completely ripped apart. The business has completely become Wu Wei Din, so keeping the label as "QQ Teahouse" is completely misleading. Onto the drink- the drink itself was fine. The boba? The boba is gelatin. If you're similar to the texture of Crystal Boba (agar agar boba), that's what it is. It's not chewy, it's not brown sugar. EXTREMELY misleading. It's fine to keep this texture of boba if you market it as "Crystal Boba" and NOT "brown sugar boba".
Ordering was extremely confusing and it's clear they are trying to assimilate QQ Teahouse as a whole, so it's practically useless to have this website market it as a separate business from Wu Wei Din.
Do not come if you are looking forward to chewy boba.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Super delighted with everything, Food, Service and Atmosphere. 100 out of 100
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I used to come here weekly when I was in college. It's no longer the same. It used to be a boba tea place with Taiwanese snacks and ramen. Tried to visit a year back but they weren't opened. Tried again today, looked like they have been annexed by the restaurant next door. All there is left of QQ was the drink bar. Very disappointed.For those coming to this establishment for QQ, sadly to inform you this place no longer exists. It's just wu wei din now.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food was overpriced for what you get and upset stomach, staff was unfriendly.
Bad customer service rude
Where are all the good boba flavors
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
My boyfriend and I followed the signage into Wu Wei Din and went toward the left side, assuming QQ boba was attached. Staff stopped us and rudely questioned what we wanted, despite us being polite. They gestured us to the back register in an annoyed tone, as if it were something obvious we didn’t understand. I had had enough at this point and suggested we leave, which they were somehow annoyed about too!
Edit: Seeing other POC’s reviews here makes me think this is racially motivated. If you can’t treat Black and brown customers right that’s a huge red flag. Won’t be back.
A massive attack of taste and flavor which will overwhelm and conquer your gut brain leading to foodgasm!
I asked for a mango milk tea with boba, but instead got a grayish drink. Idek what it was, it tasted supper bitter and diluted. Not very friendly either.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
It's connected to Wu Wei Din which has amazing must try food. Their drinks are affordable, but if you add toppings then it gets into the more expensive side for a boba drink compared to the multitude of boba stores all over Plano. However, they're really nice and make your order fast. I got a jasmine green milk tea with boba, 0% sugar and no ice. I really appreciate that they actually filled the drink all the way to the top of the cup, since some places don't do that. Their jasmine flavor was super strong which I love. A nice drink to get before, during, or after eating at Wu Wei Din.Side note, I remember when I was in high school, students would come here during their lunch hours to order boba milk tea ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My boyfriend and I followed the signage into Wu Wei Din and went toward the left side, assuming QQ boba was attached. Staff stopped us and rudely questioned what we wanted, despite us being polite. They gestured us to the back register in an annoyed tone, as if it were something obvious we didn’t understand. I had had enough at this point and suggested we leave, which they were somehow annoyed about too!Edit: Seeing other POC’s reviews here makes me think this is racially motivated. If you can’t treat Black and brown customers right that’s a huge red flag. Won’t be back.
Food was great. But service very bad. They are over charged the tips without let me know
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Curry Chicken and Rice, Sesame Balls, Iced Milk Tea, Popcorn Chicken
Super good boba, good prices, fast service, and very nice staff!
Vegetarian options: Veggie plates
Kid-friendliness: Family friendly
Parking: Good parking spots
Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs, ramp accessible
Dietary restrictions: Has vegetarian options
Kind of goes hand in hand with our poor experience with Wu Wei Ding (same day dining). We ordered a drink with our meal. When it was delivered to our table (we had a large party, most of didn’t know each order as it was a first time gathering) they just gavey drink to one of the other people in our event because I had stepped away from my seat. I was actually at the register trying to figure out a payment situation as they refused to split checks (while insisting on a mandatory 18% gratuity). They could’ve just put my drink at my seat instead handed my drink to a stranger and by the time I got my drink (thankfully still sealed) it was “sweating”, had weird texture boba and was definitely not 50% sugar (very very sweet). I took. 2 sips and left the rest. Overall the poor service and overpriced set up between qq tea house and Wu wei ding left us feeling very dissatisfied.
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