Chi Cafe

Very good!! I’ve always loved sushi and the works, and I was very excited to try the new poke bowls. They are absolutely delicious and extremely fresh. The boba tea is also good too! My favorite is the Royal Honey Milk Tea with the regular boba, which is very soft and done right! Service is fast and friendly! It’s spendy, but I think it’s worth it for the fresh fish. I come in here about once a week and every time, it’s wonderful.

When I first saw the place it was shut down. But When I saw chi Cafe reopened I pulled over because I really wanted to check it out I dont know if they got a new owner or what but the remodel is amazing! Very cute and fresh inside. This was my first time in and holy carp! Soooo good, you have the option of making or own bowl or doing a signature bowl with loads of options, the portion was really good too, they loaded mine up! I got full off of a small portion (1protein) . Their black Boba is actually the good stuff too, nice and chewy. Friendly service too 🙂 I am a happy customer.

I've always really enjoyed Chi Cafe and I'm sad to see the sandwiches go... but happy to have something that looks just as tasty/unique to replace them! I have not tried the poke bowls yet (plan to soon) and generally only visit for bubble tea. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that 6/650 (16/24 oz) for bubble tea (not including tip) just feels pricey to me. I'll probably still go but sparingly, as $7+ dollars each visit will definitely mean I'm picking my trips wisely. It'll be hard to stay away...because the popping mango bubbles are especially tasty! And if you're someone who spends around that amount on drinks often, for example Starbucks, you may not even bat an eyelash!

My fiancé and I decided to try this place out during my lunch break today. He ordered the Hawaiian Poke Bowl and I made my own customized bowl with salmon and spicy tuna. We were the only customers in the cafe. The very young workers were very kind, however took 10 minutes to make my bowl probably because they were all dilly dallying. My fiancé’s bowl was ready by payment. I suggested he start eating his bowl, but he wanted to wait for mine. When I opened the lid to my bowl, it appeared the poke “artist” who put together my bowl spent time making designs. I wish I took a pic of the difference between both poke bowls, but I was too hungry. Anyways we ended up having to eat real quick in the car, so I could get back to work. Not sure if this place satisfied my poke craving.