Moo Moo Tea House

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. Moo Moo tea house used to be a Quickly’s and after changing, they still kept the Quickly’s menu. The milk tea here is bland and flavorless. Service is not that great. There’s a short Asian woman who works there, I think she is the owner, but she always has a grumpy face like she’s irritated.
Anyways, my boyfriend was craving a smoothie during our lunch break, so we decided to stop by here. I ordered popcorn chicken and he ordered his mango smoothie. The place was not packed at all. A few other students were sitting in the corner, but that’s about it. We waited about 5 minutes and received our orders. When they handed me my bag of popcorn chicken, I immediately felt something was wrong. I could feel how soft and soggy the chicken was just from holding the bag. So I added my usual chili powder and we left.
Once I got in the car, I ate a small piece of chicken and it was not crunchy at all like how popcorn chicken should be! It also had a very sour taste! I gave my boyfriend some and he said it had a sour taste as well! I had a gut feeling something was bad about the chicken, so I picked up another piece of chicken and bit it. THE CENTER WAS PINK!!! I felt sick to my stomach! There was absolutely nothing good about the popcorn chicken. I had hoped at least the smoothie would be good, since moo moo tea house is more known for drinks, but I was very disappointed after trying the smoothie too! It wasn’t even properly blended! There were still whole chunks of ice and funny tasting «fruit.» I have never been more horrified. This place is absolutely awful. I would not come here if it was the last place on earth! Ugh.

I’ve been meaning to check out this place ever since it took over Quickly’s. The atmosphere is minimal but clean. They had up-​to-​date magazine to browse while you wait and one TV with asian music videos playing. It’s also especially close for Markham Apartment residents who live right next door, so it’s literally a hop and skip away!
I’m a fan of Verde’s Watermelon Juice w/​Aloe jelly so that’s what I ordered here to see how it stacked up… verdict: Verde wins by a large margin. The watermelon juice, while refreshing, wasn’t very sweet (maybe it wasn’t the sweetest watermelon to begin with). But the aloe vera jelly add-​on was a true miss. It wasn’t firm … just soft and mushy :|
I’ve only been here once and there’s still so many drinks to try. Plus, they have food/​bentos that look worthy of a try as well. Hopefully they can be somewhat of a competition to an already saturated boba market in Cupertino.
P. S. They do accept credit card with a $ 5 minimum purchase (just Visa and Mastercard though)

i give it a one star! my popcorn chicken was not cooked all the way and i am pregnant! so if i get sick, i’m going after them !!!

This place is weird. I went here with a few friends after a celebratory lunch for surviving finals week. We were supposed to pop our friend’s milk tea boba cherry because he’s never had it and siince this was nearby schoool… yeah stopped here.
Two of my friends ordered the Moomoo QQ tea which supposedly has passionfruit and milktea and boba? idk. It kinda smelled like peach green tea from verde. I got their regular pear milk tea. The lady working seemed irritated and teh guy working the register seemed like he didnt know much about the shop.
The only reason this place has 2 stars was because they have a really good deal for students. Its $ 1.25 for just regular milk tea and 50cents for any add-​ons (like pearls) and the drinks are pretty cheap in general. standard size cups like from tapex or quicklys. min for card is $ 5 i think
I think they stole the sign from quicklys or something because they do make food… but the board looks exactly like the one form quicklys. I think maybe bc it used to be a quicklys here??? i dont remember. Its pretty small. they have only like 3 tables and one bathroom. There are two flat screen TVs and they play top 40s music videos.
…our friend seemed fine with te milk tea but i wanna take him to a WAYY better milk tea place. this is not the best place to pop someones boba cherry):

I stop by here at least 2 or 3 times a week. This shopping plaza has some pretty decent lunch options and I love topping off my meal with their buy one get one free deal they have.
Service has been great for me, this place is family owned and I like the cow decorations.

I don’t write many 2-​star reviews, and I especially dislike doing it for a small business. But I was pretty underwhelmed at this cow-​themed boba joint.
The sign outside is pretty run-​of-​the-​mill, but the inside is actually quite cute with stuffed cows, pictures/​drawings of cows, and black and white accents. Furniture is all tables and chairs — it wouldn’t hurt to have some comfy couches and maybe a stack of board games, but whatevs.
Not a lot of friendly vibes from the workers here. People working at boba joints are usually cheerful and friendly, but as we walked in I wasn’t sure if they even greeted us — I thought the lady at the counter might’ve mumbled something.
This place takes cash only. For not getting to use my card, I really expect a good boba. The wife and I shared a $ 3 large coffee milk tea. We both agreed, as did the two friends we were with, that our respective drinks tasted watered down. We weren’t a fan of the boba balls either, which were a little too mushy.
We had read other reviews for Moo Moo before going in and decided to go in anyway, hoping for a better experience. But sometimes Unilocal is spot on about things, and sadly this was one of those times.

I live near this place and it’s a great local place to grab a quick bite and something to drink for cheap. I love getting their mango milk tea, their popcorn chicken, and just sitting there and getting my work done.
A lot of people commented on the service but I’ve been there multiple times and haven’t had any issues with the service. Many of the cashiers are nice and are their service is quick.
Also, they have a great location, there’s a lot of other restaurants in that shopping area, so it’s nice to grab something to eat at another place and grab a milk tea.

My husband and I stopped by for a few milk tea. Taste is not too bad. The service was poor! Everyone working there looked so mad. even angry. Maybe it’s just today? I don’t know.

Horrible smoothie. $ 5.17 for a large wild berry smoothie for my kids. Nothing wild about it. Watery with very little fruit flavor. I can make smoothie at home ten times better. Looks like a new establishment. I doubt they can sustain with this quality. Honestly not even worth a single star.

I ordered the mango milk tea because i wanted to try something new and it was well worth it. The worker was really nice and made me feel welcome in the store. The store also had a very christmasy look. It was a great experience I’m definitely coming back!

The honey milk tea with pudding makes me feel like i’m winnie the pooh. This place is the bomb dot com. They’ve stepped up their game, and i swear the cashier guy is way too nice to NOT be into me. The service is quick and i’m loving the cow theme — moo! Everyone should definitely come here for their daily dose of wonderful!

Service was wonderful but jasmine milk tea not enough tea flavor and not sweet enough

Friendly enough, but no espresso drinks. I guess they have a coffee drink, but from powder.

I normally don’t give out one-​star reviews– Working in food service myself, I have high standards, but I like to give staff the benefit of the doubt. But when I leave an establishment angry, there is something seriously wrong with your service.
I walked in. No one greeted me. Felt a little alien, but whatever. That happens at most pearl tea places.
My boyfriend and I walk up to the counter, and the cashier is doing her homework behind the counter. It was slow, so I could understand that, and props to her for trying to move up in the world, but when somebody comes in to give you money, you should probably pay attention to them.
There’s a combo that seemed like a good deal– You order a bento and get a free milk tea! Awesome! I asked her if I could get the bento and a green tea. She very bluntly said «you can, but you’re going to have three drinks.» I don’t remember our exact exchange, but she didn’t seem to understand that I wanted to substitute the milk tea with a green tea or else didn’t want to. Her tone was exceptionally rude, she acted like I was bothering her with my business. I ended up just getting a Thai milk tea because I didn’t feel like talking to her anymore.
We sat down. I was a little upset, my boyfriend tried to calm me down so I didn’t start shit with her on a personal level right then and there. I take my tea very seriously. We changed the subject and watched some of the kpop on the café TV.
Bitch grabbed the remote and turned the volume down. Seriously?
Homework is important, don’t get me wrong, but she gave me the stinkeye after she did it and I started to wonder if we were on some sort of Candid Camera spinoff.
I saw the guy from the kitchen. He looked nice and smiled. There was also a younger guy who looked kind of lost. I would have rather dealt with him at the counter. If anything seeing them put me in a better mood and made me realize the establishment as a whole wasn’t terrible, and maybe it was just that bitch at the front who should have been fired by now, maybe she was the owner’s daughter or something and was spoiled as shit.
I took a sip of tea. It was very, very watery. The pearls were a weird consistency. My boyfriend’s taro milk tea was not much better.
The food was okay. On the salty side. Pretty sure the vegetables were out of a frozen bag.
Save your money or your time, go somewhere else. Seriously, I’d rather go hungry than eat here again. Honeyberry is kitty-​corner from this place by Safeway. There’s a Tapioca Express by Steven’s Creek and De Anza. A Quickly at Cupertino Village, along with Bambu and Tenren. Vallco has a Quickly, too. The Merlion Plaza has Verde, Café LaTea is down the street from that. Go anywhere but here.
I would sooner go to Mickey D’s fifty feet away and pour creamer into their sweet tea than give this place business. It would taste better, too.
I’m pretty sure the only five star review was posted by the owners.

I just started working nearby and was thrilled to have a tea option to hit up before and after work. Before going. I pulled up the Unilocal and say few reviews, all very short. Finding this bizarre, I prepared myself to find a great unknown place I could make my «regular» and introduce friends to.
But the experience fell short.
Opened the door and got trampled by a scowly family leaving, bumping into me as they left, without an apology or acknowledgement. Awkward much?
An employee or maybe relative of store workers was eating a Subway footling in the dining room, and the smell permeated the entire building. Odd.
And customer service was nonexistent. I walked in and was stared at. Stood in front of the register for a minute, being stared at blankly. Register And counter are plastered with a million hand-​written signs saying «cash only!», bold print, all caps, and underlined. so shady!
Finally asked if I was supposed to order there, move down, or wait, or???
«You order here” — was the curt and moody response. Her tone made me feel like a total idiot. Whatever.
Made my order– rose tea, cold, large tapioca. Cashier rolls here eyes at me, doesn’t make any conversation or comments, tosses my change at me, and turns away. So I watch Girl #2 take approximately 10 seconds to make my drink, plop it on the counter, and turn around to continue their conversation.
Neither one acknowledged my «thank you», just shot each other strange glances. There was no straw. I looked around for one, they saw me look, they looked away. I found them on my own and left, feeling completely unwanted and unwelcome as a customer.
JSYK, The drink was tasty, to me, but bf tried it when I got home and declared it disgusting. Then again, rose-​based drinks aren’t for everyone.
I won’t be back, and I’ll steer people far away from this place too. There’s another bobs place in the next plaza, Honey Berry– go there instead. Any place that takes your money and makes you feel like shit should not even be open.

Hmmm yeah it’s still Quickly’s menu and has a different name. Weird. Almond milk tea, tastes, well. exactly like Quickly!

Had a lychee milk tea here. Super sour and the flavor was very off putting. The boba was very meh as well. Would rather drive an extra 5 minutes to go to Fantasia or some of the other establishments in Cupertino Village.

formerly Quickly, new owners with new name.