Mochiatsu Feasterville — Restaurant in Lower Southampton Township

Mochiatsu Feasterville is everything wrong with trendy, watered-down “Asian-inspired” cafes that are popping up with zero authenticity or care. Let’s talk facts: they use powdered boba. Not house-made, not fresh, not even decent — powdered. That alone should tell you how little they care about quality.

The texture? Disgusting. Grainy, chunky, inconsistent — some sips feel like drinking wet sand. Others are full of half-dissolved gunk that sits at the bottom of your cup like sludge. The flavor is artificial, flat, and leaves a chemical aftertaste that no amount of sugar or syrup can mask. It's like they Googled “how to make boba” and stopped at the first TikTok they found.

Boba is a cultural staple with real craftsmanship behind it. This place treats it like some Instagram prop — throw some pastel colors on the wall, and hope no one notices the drinks taste like glue. Spoiler: we notice. And it’s insulting.

In addition, while I was checking out the donuts (they just look like any other mochi donut you can find anywhere), I heard a white man say racial slurs in the back (N-word). My heart felt saddened because 1. this place goes on to gentrify Boba and take culture to profit off of. 2. goes onto use offensive and deogratory slurs. No respect to others, just awful and cruel behavior. This says a lot about the atmosphere here.

If you actually love and respect boba, do yourself a favor and go literally anywhere else. Mochiatsu Feasterville is not it — and they should be embarrassed.

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I usually do not post reviews, but my experience here was definitely remarkable. I suggest you read in its entirety.

The corn dog I ordered was lackluster, with cheese not being filled all the way to the top and “hot cheeto dust” not being wrapped wholly around. My party did comment on the donuts being good, but I can’t personally comment on that.

However, this was way more expensive than I’d expect. I don’t go out of my way to avoid ordering food because of prices, but one corn dog was around $6-7 — with the owners excuse being that they are more expensive at the shore. 1: No they’re not. 2: They’re even cheaper in Center City Philadephia, where everything is more expensive.

The excuse of being costly to the shore is practically irrelevant considering this store is located in a suburban community with little to no east Asian people, deceiving others to believe this is fair pricing.

The menu prices were incorrect, also with an excuse of not wanting to print one single piece of the correct copy because he had ordered menu books. I don’t believe that he couldn’t print one piece of paper, and it seemed deceitful.

Even so, the customer service was OK. Owner literally chased me down OUTSIDE OF THE STORE in an attempt to try to give me cash when I stated I didn’t want my money back. Cashiers were very obviously staring. Needless to say, I will not be returning for the food or the in-your/face customer service. Aesthetics of the place were nice, not to make up for the...

I can’t believe how many boba places we have visited so far and what I’ve noticed, there’s about 3 that are in the same street 😳

As I was using yelp to find more boba (yes, we are bobaholics but support local small businesses, too) this franchise, which I didn’t know about, made extra special.

The owners made this a family friendly place and really show they care a lot!

It was well decorated, placed couches for families with children.

They greet each customers that comes in and I was surprised. Very much surprised.

So we’ve tried a lot of what they’ve got to offer

The mochidonuts were delicious, not too sweet, we’ve tried the ube and Oreo

We’ve also tried the croffle, ube flavor.

We’ve also tried their original Korean hot dog. Now that one was my son’s favorite as he gobbled this! He said it was so cheesey!

We had their boba, brown sugar boba and milk tea boba. They were the right consistency. I’ve asked for less sugar in them

Overall experience is amazing for this mom and pop’s.

Will be taking my girls here when they visit

There’s more mochidonuts to try so that would be something I’ll be venturing out to and keep coming back for more...