Fox E.
Yelp
Don't come here for Crema Brulee, and don't be put off by the prices, because in this case, the punishment does fit the Crema. And for the record, I'd much rather be drinking Bubble Tea here, than at a Crema Torium.
What to get: Honeydew Bubble Tea.
What not to get: Honeydon't Bubble Tea.
Also: Excellent Taro Bubble Tea too.
Also: Thanks so much to the guys who pretty much insisted I get this. You were right.
And: Thanks so much to the guys the night before who pretty much insisted that I go back to their shady apartment in Raleigh. You were a riot.
If you want some Crema with your Coffee, this is not the place to come. Well, it may be, but if you come here and don't order the Honeydew Bubble Tea, you may have missed out on the best Bubble Tea in Carolina.
I finally figured out the secret of Crema. They use ice cream for their bubble tea! It's the only way they could get it to taste so good! I'm a big fan! I wonder if they're actually the ones who invented this concept.
So they're smoothies rather than bubble tea, but they're shakes more than they are smoothies. And omg, the Taro is great too! But the Honeydew wins.
It's actually insanely good. At first I was bothered by the iffy service (of at least one of the guys serving), and the fact that it came in smoothie form, and the fact that they insisted I try the honeydew even though it's not always my fave flavour, and especially the price compared to how small it is. It looks kinda like a miniature Bubble Tea.
All of that goes out the proverbial and literal window once you taste this motherf***er. It's next-level good. It's divine. It's heaven. It's not even a Bubble Tea, it's more like the most amazing creamy delicious Honeydew Smoothie you ever imagined, which happens to have some Tapioca Balls in it. Kinda like I'm the most sensitive effeminate person who just happens to have Balls attached. Very similar concept.
Come here, give it a try. I'll be trying some of the other flavours next time I blow through town (literally, if you wanna be on the list hmu), but having tried at least 15 other Bubble Teas and the like in VA, NC and SC, I can say that Crema is by far the #1 product I've had in the way of Asian desserts in these 3 states.
In other words: It's the Crema-de-la-Crema.