
Tucked away in the heart of historic Virginia City, Hi Me Cafe is a quirky and cozy Korean-inspired convenience store café that brings a splash of Seoul to the Wild West. Whether you’re strolling through town or rounding up the family for a sweet treat, this cafe is the perfect pit stop. Serving up signature boba teas in hilarious cowboy hat-shaped fishbowls, Hi Me Cafe is as Instagram-worthy as it is delicious. From classic milk tea to bold, fruity blends, there’s a bubble tea for every palate. For grown-ups, the bar offers a fun twist with soju cocktails, and Asian-inspired ramen that pair perfectly with your drink. Family-friendly and full of charm, the cafe is also stocked with Korean snacks, and ramen.
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I had initially paid 25$ for a bowl of ramen and 2 boba drinks.
While it was very packed and I was understanding that my food would take around 30 minutes to come out, after an hour of waiting for a bowl of ramen (toppings included) and two boba drinks I went up to the counter to ask about my order status. The staff had completely forgotten about my order and quickly made me the two boba drinks. When I had asked about the bowl of ramen they told me they didn’t know I had also ordered ramen.
Again, it was packed, so understandable. However a waitress came to me after I sat back down and asked me which type of ramen I wanted. Like I originally ordered, I wanted vegan with buldak and toppings. I was told toppings were not included, and I had to pay an extra 8$ for toppings.
When I finally received my bowl of ramen 30 minutes later, I had gotten the beef ramen instead of vegan. I went back up to the counter for the last time to ask why there was beef instead of tofu in my ramen and I was told “the type of ramen i ordered wasn’t vegan,” (Referring to the buldak).
While I was offered a full refund if I had given my ramen back to the kitchen to be disposed and remade, I was already on a time crunch to get back home and did not look forward to waiting an extra 2 hours for a bowl of buldak ramen that takes 5 minutes to make.
Also, the boba was extremely watered down and did not taste like Thai boba tea at all.
Long story short, forgot about my foot twice, gave me beef when I asked for vegan, made me wait for 2 hours to eat, charged me extra for toppings that were “included,” boba was watered down.