Cocoa Cafe

Small coffee shop in chinatown
Pretty surprised when I ran into this place – did not expect a coffee shop that sells only coffee, and no «fob» drinks in chinatown.
The place is pretty chill, and the iced coffee actually tasted pretty good. There are some limited seats inside, but no seats outside, which I think some of other customers asked about, especially given that this is a coffee shop. There is also a giant TV inside, which was nice. Unfortunately there was no free wifi.
A good place to stop by if you just happen to be in the area, and is looking for coffee.

Tasty, affordable & quick! I had some maddddd cravings for bubble tea (or boba as you Californians would call it) and stumbled upon this place as I killed time before my haircut. If you’re looking for something on the go, they’ve a wide selection of different flavors for your craving desires :).
I went with the classic Thai Tea w/​Boba, it was heavenly!

Ordered sandwiches from here for an event held by my organization. Requested 11:30am delivery. Did not receive until 12:25pm, 45 minutes late. No communication from the business about the order being late — I had to call and check myself when it hadn’t arrived by 11:45am, and was told it would be there in 10 – 15 minutes. Obviously, even their second estimate was wrong. Although they credited me 15%, the customer service was awful. I will not be making the mistake of ordering from here again.

A small coffee shop in Chinatown, which is nice for a change instead of the usual Chinese restaurants or gift shops you see at every block. They serve everything like coffee, lattes, shakes, dessert, sandwiches, and even certain kinds of boba! Made fresh!
When I went there I tried their caramel mocha and to be honest it was okay. It wasn‘t amazing great but it was still pretty good. The service was fast though and the people who work there are nice. I think next time I might need to try their boba :)

I came in a few days ago and had a great experience. I ordered some sandwiches because the price was so low, and also some drinks. My favorite was the turkey on Dutch crunch with fresh avocado and vegetables (the jalapeño are actually spicy), also I had one of the best how chocolate I ever drink. The service was amazing, I was greeted with a very warm smile. On cold weather like this, a hot coco would be amazing.

I stumbled upon this place while in Chinatown today. I thought the name «Cocoa Café» was cute & so I scoped the place on Unilocal before deciding if I want to really check out this place.
Seeing that they offer a free scoop with check-​in, sis & I decided to give this place a go. We ended up ordering a vanilla ice cream smoothie (which is basically a vanilla milkshake) & got a free scoop of rocky road ice cream.
They carry Dreyers ice cream & I remembered there being several flavors such as vanilla, chocolate, rocky road, strawberry, and a few more. They also had (hot & cold) lattes, machiatto, and sandwiches.
The place is definitely reminds me of cocoa since the theme of the place is of brown colored walls & brick décor. Pretty simple but still kinda cute.
Service was pretty okay. The girl seemed friendly but she forgot to give me a spoon & when I asked for 2, she only gave me 1. Anywho, it was okay to try. I can definitely see this place as very new that just recently open.
Oh, no free wifi. =\