"I went to try teazu because my friend came to visit and he was craving something similar to boba sweet teas and popcorn chicken. We went and I ordered a very unique meal. The meal included calamari and a Vietnamese rice paper salad with beef jerky and garlic rice paper shredded with egg. It was weird, it coat about 18 dollars for the concoction and the calamari was about 7 dollars. The calamari was really tasty a bit sweet and salty but it was delicious. I'm sure it had bad stuff in it and fried in inflammatory oils and also had been drenched with MSG because I had a stomache problem the day after. The food itself was okay the rice paper with beef jerky was strange but it tasted decent. The texture was odd though. It was like eating paper but had flavor. The overall price for value was crazy. It was like the size to feed about a family of 6 people I got it in a tray. And that was a medium! They had a large and I couldn't fathom how huge that could be. Probably a huge storage box full of that stuff. The ambiance was in a strange parking lot surrounded by building that look like it came from 200 BC and was the only place one past midnight. The service was antisocial. The workers never talked in the front, they prepared the food in the back and person quickly gave out the food after it was made. The bathroom is hidden on a dark corner without any light. The food in terms of value was good, defintely one of the strangest foods I ever had. I never seen this type of food before but they really cater to boba drink lovers. Since I didn't have any boba I cannot judge, however, when reading the menu I saw that the boba drink ingredients were towards the sugary side so I defintely want to stay away. It was worth coming once, but if I had to come again, defintely get the small size of the garlic rice paper noodle box because I couldn't even finish a 4th of it on my own and I ate a ton of that stuff. The texture was off and seems like it should have been boiled prior to serving but I guess you eat it like that. The total was about 30 dollars."
