I pulled up to this spot specifically for the Boba tea and the puff waffle advertised on their website and IG. The waffle is actually displayed on the front window. But when I wanted to order it, I was informed that they do not offer it anymore. I wanted a snack to share with the family so I inquired about the small menu and the cashier had a hard time describing the food because of a language barrier. I ordered something savory instead, because she described it as an omelet with corn but when I smelled it, and bit into it, it had some kind of fish oil and some dehydrated type of meat, I'm guessing an anchovy? But I was not feeling it and frankly, was quite irritated that I ordered a fish omelet. I guess the shame is on me for not googling it on my phone to find out what it was, and just generally, because I trusted someone who couldn't truly communicate what was in the dish. Overall, I ordered a thai tea with Boba, that seemed to be honey Boba, perfectly cooked and the tea was not too sweet, a hot green tea with black honey that was just average and the omelet for a total of $21 and I probably could have just ordered the thai tea and called it a day. The cashier said they had Thai street food, I believe, but I've had Thai street food in Los Angeles and this was NOT that at all. I took a star away for the miscommunication about the omelet and another star for the fact that they had the dang waffle advertised everywhere but stated that they did not offer it. The last time that happened, I complained about it being advertised and they brought the dish out anyway, despite the fact that they "did not offer" it but it was way under cooked. I'm not a fan of that switch up.