The shops offer a large selection of loose-leaf blends, including black, green, jasmine, and white varieties,[3][4] and sell drinks on site, such as bubble tea (also known as boba) and other milk teas.

Upon learning of potential light rail construction by Sound Transit,[11][12] owners opened a second location in the University District in 2023.

[14] A guide book of Seattle published by Lonely Planet says the business is "aptly named" and offers some of the CID's best bubble tea.

[17] The magazine's Ann Karneus included the business in a 2022 overview of sixteen recommended boba shops.

[20] Ryan Lee and Jade Yamazaki Stewart called the business a "neighborhood gem" in the website's 2022 list of the metropolitan area's best boba shops, and called the heavy oolong milk tea "a crowd favorite".