TRÀ Viet Coffee & Tea @ Grand Canal Shoppes Venetian

You mostly order via kiosk. There are only 2 tables with 2 seats. Mostly for grab and go this place actually makes drip/phin Vietnamese coffee. Thank you for satisfying my Vietnamese coffee cravings. It will definitely wake you up after a long night of partying 😊 It’s a little pricier than normal as due to its location. I got the mango matcha also: the matcha was too mild and the mango was tooo sweet. It’s not a good balance. They also sell merch and desserts 🍨 I’m here for their the Viet coffee truly

Cute little place! The drinks are cute! It was tasty! I had the HaNoi Coffee, it has the sweet bitterness I was craving! The price was alright, it is the the Vegas Strip for God’s sake! Just down the strip, someone was charging $10 for a water!! This is a good price considering the location and everything!!!

Great Vietnamese coffee selection within the Venetian. It's not exactly a sit down cafe where you can sit and relax with friends while having coffee, the serving cups are all to-go Great packaging for the coffee, however it is not reusable We ordered the classic Viet coffee and one salter creme viet coffee. Great quality and good quantity for the coffee

The boba is kind of weird. It's smaller than usual and somehow flattened? The texture is good though. Got a strawberry robot and a thai tea. The strawberry robot was very good, thai tea was too sweet. Noticeable lack of options for sugar/ice level during the ordering process.

The boba drinks and Vietnamese coffee at Tra are pretty good. Order at one of two kiosks. Quick service. Only like 2-3 tables inside. Located inside the Venetian Grand Canal shops. Interesting location for a boba shop. I like their boba cups and how they seal the top! Very unique.

This place is located inside of the Palazzo at The Venetian and I walked across the strip 3 different times for this that's how good it was. I was staying on the other side of the strip closer to the MGM Grand and when I saw this place had an Ube Iced Latte on the menu I had to try it and sure glad I did! It was awesome and the best I've had yet! I also like how they add the pop tops to their drinks similar to like a canned drink which comes in clutch especially for transporting cause if you're like me I ordered several drinks to go to take back to my family back at our hotel and with the pop tops you don't have to worry about the drinks spilling out especially when you're dodging people walking through the strip.

Love the drinks! It was hard to find for me. It’s at the end of the gondola river, near Skechers. Quick and convenient place to get a great quality drink. Ordered through the kiosk and the staff are in the kitchen making the drinks. Staff was also very friendly. Would highly recommend.

Easy ordering process on the kiosk, and a very yummy matcha latte with oat milk. Would come here again for the drink, super refreshing and yummy!

Cute little cafe located inside the Grand Canal Shoppes, at the Venetian Hotel. I stumbled upon this cafe while walking through the shops with my family. Took a glance at the menu and decided to try it. I'm glad I decided to try it as the ube flavor was nice, and the coffee itself was absolutely delicious. There are only two tables inside the cafe, along with one register (at the counter) and two unmanned registers for self service. I used the self service register which was really easy to navigate. Everything on the register is separated the same as the menu board. I was able to order quickly and got my drink very quick as well. I was a little hesitant at first, as everything drink is $8-$9 however this is a cafe on the Las Vegas Strip. If it was located elsewhere, the drinks would probably be around $6-$8 anyway.

Tra Viet Coffee & Tea is located at the Grand Canal Shoppes. You'll find them on the second floor near Minus 5 Ice Bar, right across from Skechers Retail store. It's easy to get there from the casino floor via escalator, look for The Venetian Theatre and Grand Lux Cafe at The Venetian. Inside is a small and bright space with a couple of table seating. There's a grand display of super cute merchandise featuring labubu tote bags, plushie, key chains, as well as a coffee & tea set.  Ordering is placed via kiosk or with the cashier. Menu offers a great selection of Viet iced coffee, hot drinks, and ceremonial matcha, iced tea, and crafted lemonade. Most popular drink is the Tropical Citrus Iced Tea ($9) which has passion fruit, kumquat, and orange. Second is the Saigon Iced Coffee ($8.50) that has a Viet classic vase with fresh milk. Third is Pink Lemonade ($9) which has lychee fruit, raspberry purée, and lemon. All the drinks sound yummy however everything has 25 grams of sugar which I feel is a little too sweet. I really wanted to try the Coconut Crème Iced Coffee ($9) that has a Viet classic base and coconut salted crème. Unfortunately, they're not able to adjust the sweetness because it's pre-made with sugar. The drinks are served in a lovely 20 ounce canned container that looks pretty cool and durable. I love Vietnamese iced coffee but I may have to really think about this one. Service from Anh and Michael is very kind, courteous, helpful, and friendly! I really appreciate that Michael made time to patiently answer questions I had about the drink menu, he was super helpful and accommodating, thank you!

Delicious and an amazing treat to help deal with the Las Vegas heat! We got the hue iced coffee, coconut creme iced coffee, matcha creme iced coffee, classic milk tea, mango iced tea, and two of the tropical citrus iced tea. For the coffee, legit and strong. You can taste the boldness from the coffee, the sweetness from the condensed milk, and the different cremes were not weak in flavor at all. If this place was closer then I would be visiting way more often. Now on to the iced teas... in Houston we used to have a chain called Mr. Wish. My wife and I loved that chain so much and we always say they had the best fruit tea. I think Tra might have taken that top spot.. the tropical citrus iced tea is out of this world. A lot of places include kumquat in their drinks, but they use so little that you can barely taste it. Not Tra! The kumquat was prominent and the star of the drink. As for the mango iced tea, the mango purée was delicious. It's so nice to taste actual fruit instead of artificial flavoring. There were six of us and no one had any complaints about any of the drinks. I think I'm going to save this as my go-to place anytime I'm in Vegas!

You mostly order via kiosk. There are only 2 tables with 2 seats. Mostly for grab and go this place actually makes drip/phin Vietnamese coffee. Thank you for satisfying my Vietnamese coffee cravings. It will definitely wake you up after a long night of partying It's a little pricier than normal as due to its location. I got the mango matcha also: the matcha was too mild and the mango was tooo sweet. It's not a good balance. They also sell merch and desserts I'm here for their the Viet coffee truly

We love staying at The Venetian, not only for the convenience of getting to The Sphere, but also because of this hidden gem inside The Grand Canal Shops -- Trà. This cute café has quickly become one of our favorite stops whenever we're in Las Vegas. They offer a great selection of boba drinks and specialty Vietnamese iced coffees in so many variations -- from Matcha to Ube, with different creamer options like the traditional condensed milk or fresh milk. There are plenty of choices to suit whatever you're in the mood for. In the mornings, my husband and I always start our day with their coffee, and later in the afternoon, we love grabbing one of their sparkling fruit beverages or refreshing fruit iced teas. What really makes Trà stand out to us, though, are the sealed plastic cans they serve their drinks in. It's such a unique and creative touch -- it keeps the drink fresh and makes it easy to take with you if you're not ready to enjoy it right away. Honestly, this little café has become part of the reason we keep coming back to The Venetian. Highly recommend stopping by if you're a coffee or tea lover looking for something special!

The only boba shop in Venetian shoppe. A bit pricey, small portion due to they use can instead of normal boba cups. Overall the drinks taste good and I like their mini boba, there's a small place for people to sit and rest, and they also sell boba related merchandise

Tra Viet coffee & Tea is a cute little shop located near the gondola canals when you walk in from the self-parking garage. The iced Vietnamese coffee was pretty good and I like how it's encased in a pop open can to take with you. There were two employees working and both were very helpful. It's nice and clean and the only issue was the two registers were inoperable so only the main cashier was available. Nice place overall though.

If you are looking for an exciting, NEW kind of coffee fix swing by Trà Viet Coffee in the Grand Canal Shops! When you do, you'll find a lovely little storefront, two ordering stations, and a lovely selection of pastries . Highly recommend ordering the Hanoi Iced coffee, it's fabulous This place gets busy, so come early and snag your drink...then put in your steps for the day checking out the shops while sipping on your favorite coffee. They offer iced, and hot options, and the iced options are in these amazingly cute little bottles. I'm in love with this place, ans now I'll have to make an excuse to come back and order something new.

3.3 stars This coffee shop is located inside the Venetian and I think they're well-situated since they don't have any direct competition nearby. Viet coffee is my favorite type of coffee, unfortunately, I don't think this coffee is for me. It's strong enough, but it has an acidic aftertaste that lingers. There are desserts for sale, but I didn't buy them. Customer service is nice. Drink presentation is nice. The store is small, but I think it's the perfect size for the business. There are 2 self-order kiosks to use and a menu above it. Getting to it is only tricky b/c there are multiple entrances and ways to get there. The easiest way I found is to take the middle entrance to get to the grande canal shops and it'll be on the left side as soon as you reach the gondola gates. I'd likely try their milk teas the next time I'm in Vegas.

Love coming here every time I'm in Vegas it's my morning pick me up flavors are great and never disappointed.

Found out about this spot while visiting the Venetian for lunch. This place was set up with 2 touch screens for you to order your drinks. When I walked in it was stuffy and smelled a bit funky, kind of like eggs so had to wait outside. Waited for a while and there was no employees in sight so was a bit concerned no one was there to make my drink. After a while someone came out from the back with a bunch of orders including mine, they were probably just understaffed at the moment. I ordered the hanoi iced coffee with egg creme and it was very creamy and delicious. And I got to enjoy it next to the grand canals of the Venetian. I would come back to try other drinks.

Easy ordering process on the kiosk, and a very yummy matcha latte with oat milk. Would come here again for the drink, super refreshing and yummy!

This place was easy to order at the kiosk. I ordered a coconut cream latte and it was delicious. Because it's a Vietnamese style coffee, it has condensed milk so overall on the sweeter side. Other than that, the coffee had strong flavor and I liked it.

Stopped by here on a Friday afternoon for a caffeine fix after walking around in the heat and drinking all day. I am glad this option is here amongst the other coffee chains on the Strip. There was no one inside the shop. You order on the screens, and then someone brings out your drink. I noticed there was a fridge with some pastries. I got the #1 classic Vietnamese coffee, which was their classic dark roast with condensed milk. I noticed that it had a different base of coffee compared to the other drinks. The price is quite high, around 8 to 9 dollars per drink. However, I think that may be similar to typical Starbucks prices at the hotels. We waited around 10 minutes for all of our group's drinks to come out (5 people). The drinks came in a can which I found unique. I let my ice melt for a bit before trying the drink since Vietnamese coffee is usually very strong and sweet. It was perfect for my preference. It was not as strong as I anticipated though.

Passed by this place while walking in the grand canal shops inside the Venetian hotel. They have a variety of drinks that you can customize and a few desserts that are located in the fridge. There is a self serve register where you can order your drink and the staff will bring it out to you. We ordered the Oreo matcha and we added mini boba. It came in a cute can! It was very yummy! It wasn't too sweet. I could taste the Oreos and the matcha! It is on the pricier side since we're on the strip. We paid about $13, but we enjoyed it. Definitely will be back to try their other drinks!

Vietnamese coffee inside the Venetian where you can get a canal ride and shop around. Located on the second floor, you will be shocked as I was that there is a Vietnamese style coffee shop. It is a self ordering where they have the computer things to click on what you want. I ordered an ube coffee and an egg coffee one. I like the egg coffee more than the ube coffee, I thought it was too sweet. Service well I fell like really isn't any since we have to put in our order.

Ok so this is pricy but it's Vegas as in a nice location (inside the Canal Shops) For ~ 9-10 bucks, we got the Jasmine Creme tea with Basil ( Perfect sweetness, great creaminess and good tea flavor. Our buddies got some Vietnamese coffee and Coconut Creme iced coffee, which were all pretty on point. Presentation 10/10 Drink 9/10 Price 6/10 Would recommend!

I saw this place on Yelp and of course, as a huge coffee lover I wanted to try it out. First of all, the location shown in the map and Apple Maps is WRONG. We wandered around for a good 20 mins, confused where to find it. It's inside of the Venetian, towards the end of canal, across from 1923 Prohibition Bar. The coffee itself is pretty good! My husband got the HaNoi Coffee, which has the egg cream in it. He says the egg cream flavor is a bit diluted. I on the other hand, got the Coconut Coffee with boba. The pearls are small, and are soft and chewy. Coffee itself is good, I wish they had dairy free or lactose free options. I enjoyed it, but would like to try other flavors next time we're back.

Tra Viet Coffee & Tea is a great pit stop if you're shopping in The Venetian. I came during my trip to Las Vegas in the Spring. They weren't busy at all, had lots of flavors to choose from, and had touchscreens for easy ordering. My one complaint is both the drinks were overly sweet while lacking depth of flavor. A great place to grab a sweet treat to walk around with

Decided to play tourist for the day, but of course -- I needed coffee. We stopped by Tra Viet Coffee & Tea and I ordered their Ube Crème Coffee. The ube crème coffee was smooth, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. Very Delicious! Like can we get a moment to appreciate these layers? Definitely a cute spot to unwind or snap a few pics while getting your caffeine fix.

Glad Tra Viet Coffee and Tea was opened early as I came for breakfast. While it didn't have much breakfast options, I got the berry chia parfait which I enjoyed. The chia seeds were well soaked so it's not super crunchy but the granola gave it some sweetness and crunch. I also go the classic Viet coffee expecting it to be super strong but it wasn't at all and pretty much tasted like a dessert drink. Too much milk and sugar and not enough coffee. I couldn't even taste much of the condensed milk because it was more watered down by the ice and milk. It came in a cute can that retained well in my backpack but overall didn't serve me functionally for the coffee.

Place very small Clean and friendly I got a few coffee Got salted coffee Regular coffee All ice coffee Viet way

Got lost and wandered around the venetian. Got thirsty and saw this spot. No one was inside - no customers nor worker but I saw the ordering thing inside so I went to place my order. Not long after a guy came out from the back with my drinks. I got a thai tea, it was okay. My husband got a vietnamese coffee and he also said it was ok. My friend got a oreo shake thing and he liked it. Would i come back? Probably not - but I'm glad I tried it and I like the can aspect.

Good drinks but pricy!! $8 each. Order through a kiosk. Limited seating inside. Located within the Venetian shoppes.

Not sure what the hype is with all the high reviews. Maybe there's not much boba milk tea shop on the strip and nearby so people think it's good... Got their ceremonial matcha and this is not ceremonial-we asked to add matcha and seems like it's pre-made because no adjustment can be made to the drink; typically ceremonial matcha is being prepared fresh and adjustment can me made to your tasting. You can't even taste the matcha. It was like diluted tea with milk and water. Presentation for the drink was appealing but ehh...I'd pass. Orders are the screen-there's no one to help...and you wait for someone to bring out the drink.

This review is for the matcha latte only. I ordered the matcha latte with oat milk no toppings. The oat milk was $1 extra charge. There were no sweetness adjustments. The drink turned out to be super sweet. It was lacking matcha flavor and was watery. For $10 a drink, I expected something better. This is located on the second floor of the Venetian. There are a few tables and seats inside. They also have cute pins/stickers/boba themed items for purchase as well. Staff were nice. I just wished their drinks and price were better.

Located within the strip. I came here every day when I stayed. The Vietnamese coffee with the sea crème or egg coffee was so smooth and creamy. The plastic cups are so cute too! A must when you come~

Cute store for Vietnamese Iced Coffee if you're at the Grand Canal Shoppes in the Venetian Resort. If you need a sweet and strong caffeine fix, this is a good place to go. You'll find delicious, quality drinks for about $10 a bottle. It's best for a grab and go situation and it's best to drink them fresh. I do not recommend saving the drinks for the following day even if you put it in the fridge, especially for the HanNoi coffee - since it has egg cream I think it spoiled. It still tasted great, but I got a bit sick. If you want to linger in the store longer there's two tiny tables. They also sell some desserts and Asian-themed merchandise like keychains, shirts, plushies, etc. There's chill Vietnamese music playing in the background so it gives a more authentic vibe distinct from the Venetian-style shops outside. At night no one was really manning the front since there is a self serve kiosk, but you'll see a surprising number of people go in and out the back to deliver ordered drinks.

Pretty good place to get Vietnamese coffee. I wanted to try more drinks but was full from eating. Located inside the Venetian hotel. Kiosk ordering station small coffee shop.

My family and were looking for a good coffee shop that we haven't tried yet, and stumbled upon this one. This is located in the Grand Canal Shoppes inside the Venetian hotel, close to one end of the canal near Skechers and First Place. It was a Sunday around 9:00pm in February, and at first glance, it was empty, no staff in sight, and looked closed...but the doors were open and the lights on so I guess it's open? It said it closes at 10:00pm. We went inside and saw the kiosks so placed an order there. I got the ube creme iced coffee ($9) and my sister got the Viet coffee float ($9). We waited for 5 minutes or so, and a girl came out with our drinks. I guess they're in the back, lol. While we were waiting, more people came in and ordered drinks. I guess they saw us inside so gave them assurance that it was open? Besides hot and iced coffee, they also have matcha, a variety of tea flavors, and lemonades. Although the display case was fairly empty (it was close to closing), they had some parfaits and desserts left as well. Both drinks tasted really good. If anything, I preferred the float over the ube one. The drinks came in a plastic bottle sealed with a pull tab lid so the whole thing resembled a soda can (about 20oz?). As long as it's not open, it's sealed pretty well and won't leak. I think being inside a busy resort mall, they definitely should have someone man the front. Will definitely get more foot traffic. It's not as welcoming when there's no one visible working inside, and confusing whether it's open or not.

This place is located in the Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes near the indoor gondola rides. It's a small shop with only two tables to sit at, two self kiosks, and a counter where you can order in person or purchase some desserts. The drinks all looked so good and I wanted to try multiple but ended up trying the Vietnamese coffee with coconut crème. All the drinks I saw come out were really pretty and the worker let everyone know to shake the drink first. They also came out with a can top which was kinda fun. The Vietnamese coffee was so good. It wasn't overly sweet but still had a nice coffee flavor. The coconut crème wasn't too coconutty which is fine but the crème balanced the coffee perfectly. I'm just a little sad about the size of the drink because I had to actually stop myself from finishing it before I got back to the flamingo hotel because it was so good. The price of the drinks was a little expensive but honestly taking into account how expensive drinks have gotten in general and the fact that it's on the strip in Vegas, it's not bad. I wish I could come back every day and try the whole menu

We came here twice in two days because we couldn't get enough. The menu isn't too big, but everything sounded amazing. We tried the Ube coffee, the matcha, the viet coffee - all winners. There's a reason the line is always long. This place is worth the wait. Order on the iPad and wait outside for your drinks to be called. I'd recommend coming here, even if you have to walk out of your way to find it! Be prepared to wait about 10-20 minutes!!

This Vietnamese boba, tea and Vietnamese coffee shop has the perfectly clever name : TRA VIET COFFEE TEA. Very excited about this boba shop located so central in the Venetian hotel in the Las Vegas strip. The shop is centrally located near the bend where the gondola sailors sing. It is such a prime location. Beautiful. The boba is decent, multiple fruit tea options, I tried lychee. The best part is they also have Vietnamese coffee and other drinks with Red Bull - extra energy for the casino runs! The space is modern, clean, well maintained. They also sell cute plush and enamel pins.

Wanted some coffee at The Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian and stumbled upon Tra Viet Coffee & Tea! Finding the store front was a little difficult as it was tucked away. The store itself was pretty cool in terms of decorations. They have a self-serve kiosk where you order from. My friend and I ended up getting an ube cream coffee and the classic viet coffee. The drinks were vacuum sealed at the top with aluminum was I thought was a nice touch. The ube cream coffee was great! It had a subtle ube flavor while using the viet coffee base, delicious! The classic viet coffee was okay, I felt like you could get this anywhere else. Overall, my experience at Tra Viet Coffee and Tea was great and I'd love to come back when I'm around Venetian again.

Brief Summary: - Located in Venetian - Refreshing tea - Comes in a unique and cute can A tea and matcha latte shop found tucked away in Venetian, and it was pretty good. I was a fan of their acai bowls; very refreshing and cleansing the palette. We ordered the matcha latte, and this comes in a can. Very cute and memorable -- also makes it safe to carry it around unsealed. The matcha latte is lightly sweet, and I thought it was milky but my relative thought it was just right for a matcha latte.

I'm Vietnamese so I definitely have some credibility reviewing a Vietnamese coffee store lol. This place was so good we went there every day we were in Vegas (3 days total). The coffee is authentic and tasted amazing. It's very strong too. I made the mistake of drinking it later in the day. I didn't sleep til 4am! I'll be going here every time I'm at the Venetian/Palazzo area.

Pretty pricey for average viet coffee. It wasn't BAD but it also wasn't GREAT. Unfortunately the girls who got coffee ALL had a bad stomach ache after consuming the drinks (bathroom bad). We had a mixture of people in our group in terms of what we ate and drank all day. The only thing we all had in common with tummy aches were the coffees. Maybe it was the milk not sure but definitely not an experience we want when in Vegas. Still giving it a 3/5 bc it was still okay.

Needed a break from all the walking and stumbled upon an Tra Viet Coffee & cold milk tea drinks with small boba. I'm a matcha fan and it's ceremonial grade and they have non dairy nut milk. I decided on Matcha Strawberry with Boba. Refreshing!!! Located second floor of Venetian by canal shops.

This is my second favorite coffee shop in Vegas. I LOVE Vietnamese iced coffee, so a place that specializes in it is my love language. I've tried their matcha, ube, and regular, and all of them are phenomenal. I love the packaging because it makes for easy take out, and the cups are so large that it takes me an entire day to finish. The sweetness level is perfect, and the coffees are super creamy too. I can't recommend enough!

Located at the border of the Venetian and the Palazzo. Very casual. You order with a touch screen device and there is no one around to answer questions. I thought I was ordering a beverage that was not sweet given the description but I was wrong. It was yummy as it was full of sugar. A high price to pay for coffee but comes in a cool looking plastic cup like can. Unlikely to return.

If you are craving some Vietnamese coffee, and/or need a little boost of caffeine while doing some retail therapy at the Grand Canal Shoppes, Tra is a good place to stop. Ordering is done at the kiosks, and the staff make/seal your coffee. There is minimal interaction, at least from what I saw at my visit. Cups are cute, and different from what I've seen at other boba/coffee shops. Volume was deceptively light, or maybe because I drank quickly, but it felt/looked like my cup of Hanoi coffee was mostly ice. Kind of pricy for some coffee, but when in Vegas? :)

Overall: 3.3/5 Tra is a bit hard to find, tucked away in the Venetian Canal Shoppes, and it's a tiny, grab-and-go spot. My cousin really wanted the cute Boba Buddy cup, so we had to check it out. You can order from the two kiosks at the back, but if you have any questions, there's a bell at the front where you can ask and place your order. They also offer desserts and cute merchandise. Drinks We Tried: Strawberry Matcha Latte ($9) + Oat Milk ($1): Very basic, not worth the price. Coconut Crème Coffee ($9): The coffee was strong, but the coconut flavor tasted artificial, which was a letdown. Ube Crème Coffee ($9): Better than the coconut option, but it's just not comparable to other off-Strip shops. Strawberry Boba Buddy with Boba ($9) + Oat Milk ($1): Honestly, I got this just for the cute cup. The drink is basically strawberry milk, but the boba texture was good. Mango Boba Buddy with Boba ($9) + Oat Milk ($1): My cousin got this for the cup too, and the mango flavor was better than the strawberry. It had a nice silky texture. Overall, we had high expectations for Tra, but there are much better Vietnamese coffee and boba spots off the Strip. If you're craving something and can't venture out, Tra will do the job.

Delicious drinks as always! We went twice during our Vegas trip this time. The Hanoi is still a favorite, but I also tried the Thai milk tea with boba, and the iced matcha milk tea. The thai tea was perfect, but I was surprised at the boba. Instead of large chewy boba pearls I am used to, this was tiny like boba caviar! It seemed like they can be slurped even through a regular size straw. I enjoyed them but be aware the boba is not regular boba before you order. The matcha was not my favorite; it tasted mostly like milk with almost no matcha taste. It looks pretty though. I still highly recommend this place; the coffee is so tasty and perfectly sweet. I wish there was a way to get decaf coffee here but nowhere has decaf Vietnamese coffee.

Located in the Venetian Grand Canal Shops, this coffee / tea house lets you place your order through self service. My daughter, niece and I enjoyed the following selection of drinks, which were refreshing and not overly sweet. 1) Lychee Flower tea with Boba 2) Strawberry Red Bull Boba 3) Pink Lemonade with Chia Seeds & Lychee Jelly

So nice, we visited here twice! It's located in the Venetian and very central to access. The store is bright, clean, and airy. It has 3-4 small tables you can sit and enjoy your drink at, but relatively empty as I'm sure patrons explore the Venetian after their purchase. The coconut creme coffee is 10/10! It was rich, creamy, and not-to-sweet, but still has a very coffee-forward flavor. The Hanoi coffee was also good, but less rich and sweet. The prices are kind of steep ($9-10), but I finished both drinks twice and would come here again for the quality of the coffee alone!

It's great to have a boba establishment in the Grand Canal Shoppes! It's nice to get a quick fix if you don't feel like leaving the strip to get boba in Chinatown. This is a little shop tucked away before you see Tao. Kiosk self service was easy to use and it helps to have the menu located on top of the kiosk as well. You do not get to customize your drinks such as the ice or sweetness level. There are many options to choose from such as their house coffee, milk tea and non-caffeinated beverages. Prices are higher, but that is pretty normal while dining on the strip. Drinks come out quickly and they will call your number to pick it up. There is not that much seating inside the establishment, but there are benches that you can sit on and watch the gondolas pass by outside. I ordered the Vietnamese coffee with regular boba and it was pretty good. Not too sweet which is just what I like. I would go back and try their other drinks next time because it is conveniently located at the shoppes.

Walking around the Venetian in the morning, I saw this boba shop near one end of the canal. A boba shop open at 9AM? Then I saw the sign - they actually open at 7AM! That's certainly the earliest opening boba shop I've ever seen, I guess for people who want boba like coffee early in the morning? Sounds good to me! Inside, there are two small tables and two kiosks for easy ordering. Signature Milk Tea w/ Boba ($8.75) - This is kind of gimmicky boba shop, serving drinks in can-like plastic containers with an aluminum cap complete with pop tab crimped to the top. This makes the drink much more expensive and smaller in size compared to competitors. There are no sugar or ice adjustments available, although I found the sweetness at 100% to be acceptable. Not cloying, not harsh but quite pleasant. I still wish it could be adjusted down though. The ice is crushed and is at an okay level at full. The drink has a pleasing light tea taste. For the boba - this Tra Viet location only serves mini boba, not full size boba. The pearls are pretty much perfectly cooked, giving a fantastic spring and bounce. Yet, because the are so small, the q doesn't last. The amount of boba given is also a bit lacking. With a third of the drink left, it was all gone. For such a premium price, I expected a more balanced drink. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 4.5/5 I enjoyed my drink so much I visited again a couple of days later (it helps that this is one of the few boba shops on the strip, and was especially close to my hotel). Jasmine Milk Tea w/ Boba ($8.75) - Unlike the Signature milk tea, which is non-dairy, this drink contains milk. It's very fragrant and flowery flavor with a bit of milkiness to balance things out. The flavor is quite strong - I wonder if they maybe add jasmine syrup to boost the flowery notes? Again, good ice level and even 100% sweet is pretty good. The boba this time is a little softer than last, but still pretty good. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 4/5 Before visiting, I had no idea know this was a small chain originating in Washington near where I live. I'll have to give those locations a try sometime.

Very quick service, and friendly across the board. Kiosk feels a bit off, and lacks the user friendliness you expect from a drink shop. All drinks come in a clear can makes it very portable and safe. Off to drink review! 3.8/5 - Hanoi Coffee - Despite the egg crème being correct the main flavoring coffee is lacking the deep richness of Vietnamese coffee. Instead it tasted a lot lighter and not as strong as it should be. Overall it's decent but there are better places like Phin Smith that is off strip and waaay better. It's okay in a pinch tho! Cool packaging and innovative packaging tho

Couldn't find this after mapping it on Google maps-walk, the Venetian is definitely a maze! Came here specially because my kid wanted their boba tea. I wanted hot coffee, but they don't serve it after 3 pm which struck me as a bit weird because that's exactly when you need round 2! The boba tea was really yum, and the small sized boba was lovely! I had the Vietnamese coffee which was great- sweet coffee and condensed milk- you can't go wrong, but then you have to run a 5k to work it off