Snow Ball Rice Ball

First time visit, we had combo #1 for about $15, includes a boba for an additional $1, Large Boba drinks, either rice roll or ball, both are good, fair price and fast service. My daughters liked it, it's in a shopping mall with other Asian establishments, great variety of Asian food .

The bingsu here was incredible. I ordered the Oreo flavor in a small, and honestly, I regret it — only because I should’ve gone bigger! I ate it right there, and it was so good that I actually came back later the same day before leaving Austin (I was visiting on a trip). The restrooms could use a bit of improvement, but aside from that, everything else was great. Some of my family and friends tried other flavors, but this review is about my experience — and mine was fantastic. The employees were friendly, and the place has a relaxed vibe that makes it perfect for grabbing a snack and chilling for a bit. Overall, an awesome experience. I’d definitely stop by again.

I use to love Snoball Riceball but in the past year their food and service quality has taken a massive noticeable nosedive. Their staff is rude, plain and simple. They hate working there and act like taking your order is the bane of their existence. I've tried to strike up conversation to be friendly, im instantly ignored. I don't say anything, I'm being treated like im rude. God forbid I pay money for good and services at a job you decided to work. Their food has also taken a nosedive. Their taiyaki use to be cut in half and you'd get two slices that were warm and buttery and full of nutella but now you get two whole pieces with a thin line on top. And they increased the price! Why! Why am I paying more for less. The taiyaki I got today was EMPTY inside, genuinely how is this allowed. I feel like such a burden and a pig for daring to go somewhere because I like their food and I wanna pay my hard earned money for it, I've started to go less and less and practically never at all now when I use to frequent this spot. I'm not gonna pay more money for worse food and to get glared at by the staff for walking through the door.

Nice places to sit, well filled rice balls and professional employees make this eatery a good time. The tuna mayo rice ball is not a small one (about 3 inches across and 1 1/2 inches deep) and it had plenty of seasoned tuna on the inside and tons of toppings on the outside. The store and bathrooms were clean and well maintained despite being busy and close to closing time. I would visit here again.

Cool spot specializing in onigiri (filled rice balls) and bingsu (korean shaved ice desert). We have only had bingsu and bobba and both were really good. Enjoyed the store decor and on theme music playing.

We stopped by this little onigiri and shaved ice establishment on a whim after perusing the surrounding stores. I can only speak to the taste and quality of the rice-ball. It was perfectly adequate—freshly and well-cooked rice, ample seasoning, and plenty of filling. It was good, but nothing especially groundbreaking flavor-wise.

A seemingly odd assortment of specific Asian fusion snack and dessert options with kind of a cute name. A weird sample platter of Japanese rice balls (onigiri) and filled fish shaped cake (taiyaki) , Korean shaved ice desserts (bing su), smoothies and boba. The fusion rice balls are tasty enough. The mango boba was very sweet and the tapioca balls could be softer. The combo's are a good deal. The guy taking our order at the counter was cheerful and nice. Not really a full meal / family dinner place. This place is more like a pretty good snack / hang out place. There are a lot of large tables and a good amount of space to hang out with friends. Parking is difficult with the shared lot with all the other restaurants and 99 Ranch.