Harmony Tea Shoppe

I was on a road trip with my boyfriend and we stopped by for a quick tea! He ordered a strawberry and pineapple smoothie and I had the strawberry and lime with 25% sugar! It was amazing!

Went with my bf, first time trying it due to me not living in Indiana, I got the matcha boba tea. The most weird tasting matcha boba I’ve ever had. The tapioca was okay very chew and well done. But the tea had a weird bitter aftertaste that left a film coating in your mouth. Tasted like windex was sprayed into my drink. Don’t think I’ll try again do NOT get the matcha tea.

The food is amazing! They use fresh ingredients for a tasty meal. They have so many different types of tea with a variety of Bobbas that I don't know if I will ever be able to try them all. This is my favorite spot to meet up with friends.

Used to be 5-star build your own poke bowls, but since they recently changed up the way their locations operate in that strip they no longer have poke at this location. You have to go all the way to their Carmel location if you want to build your own poke. I came here regularly just for the poke but with that gone, I will sadly never visit again. What a letdown.

Meet Noodles is a unique spot. While they serve ramen, the rest of the dishes served are Chinese in origin (to my knowledge). It's located in a strip in Castleton across from the Viet Hua Food Market. A little off the beaten path for most, but strategically placed given the food that is being served. You walk in to a restaurant that is open, clean, and warmly lit. I was promptly greeted and given a table...which surprisingly contains.storage for the napkins, chopsticks, etc. How clever! You are given a bowl of peanuts that were boiled in star anise or Chinese five spice, or at least that's what they looked and tasted like. While I've never been given boiled peanuts to start, they were good. I ordered the black fungus salad and spicy beef brisket. The black fungus salad is marinated in a spicy garlic sauce...and it's not quite what you think it would be. The sauce was vinegar based and very strong...eat the mushrooms with the cilantro to balance out the dish. The mushrooms had a pleasant texture that was a bit firm...these are wood ear mushrooms. I haven't come across a taste like that since dining at an actual Chinese restaurant in Lyon, France. This not your traditional American Chinese food. The spicy beef brisket came out next. This dish had spices similar to the peanuts...star anise, Chinese 5 spice, or some variation of combinations. The beef is of a more diverse cut...it includes some tendon and gelatinous goodness/goodies. Great if you like that sort of thing, like I do. The noodles were good, not too soft and not too firm. Overall, I thought the dish could have used a bit more kick...it wasn't spicy at all. And I thought the broth, while elegant in flavor, could have been a bit bolder. But since I've never had this dish before, I'm going to assume that's how it is supposed to be. Overall, good service, good food, good portions, and at decent prices. I'll make a return trip to try the ramen. Hopefully the quality remains consistent after their grand opening.

One of the best for Boba tea! We went there to grab boba tea and it was fantastic! Loved the overall atmosphere but the area is quite secluded. Beverage: I got the pineapple and orange tea with mango popping boba and my partner got the oolong tea with milk foam and mango jelly. The only thing we missed is adjusting the sugar levels as it was tooo sweet whereas the overall tea was lovely and fresh. It has fresh fruits too and once the tea was over I added water and it too had a nice subtle flavour Service: Overall good but a little slow. Atmosphere: The overall atmosphere inside the store is great but outside is not so much

I hate to be the person to rain on everyone's parade, but Meet Noodles still needs to work out some kinks with their seasoning and flavor. The place is aesthetically pleasing, the customer service is great, you don't wait very long. That being said, I ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen. The bowl is quite large, I was expecting to taste a nice, savory, rich broth and I was utterly disappointed. Everything was cooked perfectly, but tasted absolutely BLAND. I don't know if I got a bad batch or what. I didn't have enough toppings, most of the ramen was a lot, a lot of noodles. I had to season my ramen with salt. You shouldn't have to do that at a place that is currently being reviewed at 5 stars on Google. I think this place is great and has potential but they should 1) charge for more toppings if you want them. Depending on what it is. 2) Add way less ramen noodles and again charge if you want more because its wasting food and money. The lady said to me "oh you didnt like them? Dont you want them to go?" I said "no, thank you, they were just a lot" and she replies oh it's just when you leave them in , they expand and soak up the broth. Ok, if you're going to imitate or make Japanese ramen at least do it right. Dont leave the ramen in the broth and add your noodles as your about to serve the ramen. 3) My poor egg was all the way at the bottom, traditionally its always on the very top of the ramen. Overall the place is great, but there are other hole in the wall restaurants that arent as aesthetically pleasing, in an ugly location, the inside not so great, but the food tastes delicious and amazing. Looks are a part but the flavor makes the restaurant what makes people want to go back. I'd come back a different day and maybe I'll have a better experience.