Mabu Station

Love this place a lot! Authentic Taiwanese dessert and they taste amazing. I only tried their bubble teas and jelly ice crush… totally recommend! Next time I will try their meals there. The décor is cute and modern. They also open till late so you can go in for night snacks there.

With all the bubble tea and Taiwanese style cafes in the area this place holds its on. Cozy little place with the nice booths and a extensive menu.
They offer a ton of food, dessert, and drinks. I got the matcha redbean slushie and my friend the pineapple green tea juice. By far the best slushie I’ve had, usually when I go to franchised boba shops there is too much ice and not even red bean. Mabu blended my drink to perfection.

What a cute café! They have a variety of food & drinks.
Bubble tea — really good. Not powdery. Just the way I like it. One night after dinner we saw a sign for buy 1 get 1 free any bubble tea drink takeout so we decided to try it.
Dessert — our friends ordered a mango cake and they forgot the fruits which was supposed to come with the cake.
We ordered the Honey Toast — so huge! So crunchy! Soo good! If it came with an extra scoop of ice cream it would be literally perfect. The outside had the perfect crunch like a croûton and the inside was soft like a toast. Mmmm. Perfect amount of sweetness, not too sweet but sweet enough.
Price — average.
I must come back to try their food & other bbts :)

All the competition around is a big win for customers. For instance if you post to Facebook, they will usually give you a free appetizer/​dessert. They generally give you a choice of 1 of 2 set items. Service is excellent.
I usually go to the more Northern one. Basically there are 2 Mabu Stations side by side, separated by an outdoor upstairs entrance. Layout and size are basically the same.
Tables aren’t that big. You could probably pushed a half a dozen together to seat a dozen people.
Generally we are here for the food and service.
Thank you

I don’t know why people have to complain about it I just love the food here. Drinks are okay but food are delicious and come as good portion

I was there over the weekend and its located at a convenient place. But its packed the minute I arrived. I went there on Friday, which presumely why its packed with crowds of people too, although the place is of decent space. It did fill up quickly.
The food was very Taiwanese style, but had great variety of drinks and snacks.
The Chicken shredded rice bowl which I had was kind of oily. Its almost like Chicken rice, but Taiwanese style. The Mango sago and pomelo dessert was yummy, but I find it too sweet for my tastebud.
Although I did find the Green soy latte interesting and was served at the right temperature to drink. One of the best dish I had that night was probably the Taiwanese popcorn chicken.
Service was good and efficient. Worth to try and if you want somewhere to chill and have bubble tea, its worth checking out.

Came here on a recommendation from a friend. We order popcorn chicken, kimchi beef egg rice, curry goat and oyster pancake. For drinks, I had a normal milk green tea.
We had lots of food left over… I never have any food left over. This tells you that the place, when it comes to food, is pretty bad. Even I would not finish it and I finish pretty much anything.
Popcorn chicken was under cook, the rice was like rice with tomato sauce and onions, oyster pancake was like booger… lol ok that was mean. But order it and you will know what im talking about. Curry goat tasted like pure coconut. Drinks were really sweet.
Pretty disappointed… went down street to get a sausage afterwards.
Will I come back… sorry. Food is generally pretty good at these tea shops but this was not even close.

This place is pretty cool. It has a variety of snacks and drinks.
I probably wouldn’t come here for dinner though.
The décor is nice and bright, when places are bright like this it feels less pretentious for me.
My sister and I both really enjoyed our drinks and snacks.
The service here is pretty good.
If the owner sees this– I understand that Taiwanese dishes usually have pork and stuff in them. But if you can come up with some vegetarian dishes I bet they’ll be popular.

NOTE: my rating of ²⁄₅ is entirely based on food only. This rating does not include the service.
I came here with high hopes since it was new, and I was excited to see what this place had to offer. However, I left with disappointment.
Service:
My rating is not based on service since they are new, I won’t expect too much from them. The service was below average. I had servers forget items that I ordered, so I had to remind them. They were also very slow, and they seem confused. But oh well, they are new.
FOOD:
–Pork belly on rice (chef recommendation): this dish was average. It wasn’t great, but it is not bad, it was just alright.
–Mango pancake (chef recommendation): I was very disappointed with this item. The pancake was very bland, despite the fact that it is supposed to be mango pancake. All I tasted was cream inside, and there was barely any mango in it. For a dessert of $ 7, I do not expect them to cheap out on the mango.
Don’t let the menu photos fool you! The mango pancake did look veryy appealing on the menu. It looks like it was loaded with mango inside. However, in reality, it was mainly cream inside the pancake.
–Drinks: we ordered a few drinks and they were alright. Nothing special to keep me coming back for them though. There are many other places around the area for drinks.
OVERALL:
I don’t think I will be returning here since I didn’t find the food that great, and the drinks didn’t impress me either.