Tiffany Coffee

The service was great but the quality of their boba and sweets was eh; it wasn’t anything too memorable. I got a taro milk tea with boba and an order of their taiyaki. I got 2 red bean and 2 custard filled taiyakis and they were okay. You get 4 pieces for like $ 5, so its not bad for the price you pay for. Its a nice spot to grab a quick pick me up. It’s quaint and simple. The server was polite and smiled a lot so it was a fairly pleasant experience.

I walked in just now and stood at the counter. The woman who worked at the counter ignored me for about 5 minutes. I said «hello» and she finally made eye contact with me and told me would be with me a minute. After she was done cooking, she continued to ignore me and started cleaning the café instead of taking my order. I walked out and went next door to Phở Saigon and ordered some food. I advise that you do the same.
I read a few more reviews and I see that other people have had the same problem with the woman at the counter being rude.

Tiffany Bakery Café is a little 6 seat coffee shop located inside Greenland. Don’t worry about seating though because it is adjacent to the Korea Town Plaza Food Court so you can grab your coffee, fresh juice, or boba milk tea and walk 10 feet.
I ordered a chai tea latte. A medium set me back $ 4.65. I was surprised at how sweet it was, but after growing accustomed to the taste I decided it was the best chai tea latte I’ve ever had.
Stop in and have a tasty beverage after an afternoon of grocery shopping at Greenland.

Wish I could give this place 0 stars. Came here and ordered a watermelon smoothie with boba. She made me a mango smoothie instead and I kindly told her that I had ordered a watermelon smoothie. She then argued with me telling me that I ordered a mango smoothie? Wtf? What kind of customer service is that? She was so rude! She then made me some disgusting watermelon smoothie, I’m not even going to drink it, it kind of tastes like bubblegum. And now she is talking in her language to someone else … But she’s saying mango and watermelon in English.
What was the big deal? So rude!

This place is hit or miss. I’ve been here a handful of times and I feel like I’m getting whiplash from the inconsistency. Some days the drinks are delicious and the customer service is great. I feel welcome and relaxed. I’ve also been here on days when they completely mess up my order before and the customer service makes me feel like I’m being rushed. Even though I’m usually the only person in the little café at the time. Honestly, I don’t know what to think about this place. I keep going back so I can bet a more solid opinion and it hasn’t quite happened yet…

Came for the mocha-​coconut frappé, per Angela’s review. The girl who helped me seemed to be new and had to ask the older lady working how to do everything.
In addition to being entirely too icy, my drink was served with the skinniest straw I’ve ever seen– combine those two characteristics and I couldn’t really drink it. Taste reminded me of hazelnuts and was very light. Not sure whether flavor was diluted due to ice content or if it may have been made incorrectly.
The other, more knowledgeable employee left before my order came out and I wonder if that made a difference in the product I received. Letting it melt in my refrigerator so I can actually drink it for more than a sip at a time.

First time here will be my last. Ordered a jasmine milk tea, the lady got a book from behind the register to look up the recipe and shuffled around for a few minutes. I realized she didn’t know how to make it. So I told her it’s ok, I’ll just get whatever she knows how to make and is good — no biggie. She says she can make a milk tea and informed me this was her first and only day on the job. Should have taken that as a clue to leave. I’m not sure what she made for me but it’s not milk tea and it tasted sour. I appreciate it’s her only day there, but if you put someone behind the counter at a coffee and tea place, they should be able to make something…

5 stars for the mocha coconut frappé. It reminds me of KiMOBEAN in Waikiki. Perfect blend of mocha with a hint of coconut, and not artificial tasting. I’ve tried the famous sweet potato latte here (it’s good for a couple sips, but it’s too sweet for me, plus, there is no coffee in it) also the pistachio latte is good here, again, it’s a little too sweet for me.
Wish they had a better pastry selection, although the red bean waffles and the shaved ice does the trick.

I love the red bean fish cakes here and the other day I tried their shaved ice and I loved it as well! The small size was plenty big enough for the four of us to share and LOTS of fresh cut fruit in the bowl!

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Vegas heat is upon us and more often than not, we find ourselves hitting the nearest stop with a good thirst quencher. Tiffany Coffee is a cozy Korean-​owned café inside Greenland Supermarket (Spring Mountain & Rainbow). Peeps from L.A., think Francoisa!
Got a mango smoothie with boba one seething day and it was just the thing I needed — although it was sweeter than I had hoped. Natural mangoes were added in, crushed ice, some milk and what I assume was mango syrup. The drink really could’ve done without the latter, in my opinion.
Nice seating, cute pictures hung on the walls, variety of drinks offered and comfort munchies on the side of the cashier counter for sweet tooths out there.

I am a creature of habit.
I get my car washed approximately once a week from Ariel and his team in the Greenland Supermarket parking lot. While they wash my car I go inside Tiffany Coffee, order a boba thai tea and use their free wifi. Like clockwork :)
This is a very convenient spot to kill some time while in the Greenland area and the staff has always been friendly. See you next week!

I make a trip here just for their sweet potato latte. It is a nice alternative to coffee or tea. The sweet potato ingredient itself seems to keep the drink super hot. You really have to be careful sipping it when it’s newly served because the temperature is very hot. Once it cools down a bit, you can taste that sweet potato — warm, comforting and filling. The preparation is interesting to watch as they peel a fresh baked sweet potato and put it in the blender with some milk. Then they use the espresso steamer to heat it up. Good stuff especially on cold nights.

I havent been here in a long while even though I frequent Greenland. I came for some coffee and company with Tiger W.
I love green tea lattes, but often find that many places do too sweet and not enough tea flavor. I liked theirs as it has a bit more of the bitter matcha flavor. It’s on the really foamy side, some people love it, some don’t so just a note. I’m indifferent to foam, but I think I prefer less than more. I would probably order this one again, otherwise I get lychee smoothie if I want a cold drink here.
It’s a small place so I kinda wish I could be a barista here for a day. I know the stories she heard today from our end probably upturned her world.

During college, Coffee Tomo’s green tea lattes would fuel my late nights spent studying. Once I moved back from LA, I constantly craved one, but didn’t know of any Vegas cafés that made these matcha mixtures! That is, until I remembered Tiffany Coffee.
Their green tea latte has a smidge too much matcha powder, giving it a bitter aftertaste. Otherwise, I did enjoy the overall flavor of my latte. Curious to try their sweet potato latte to see if it becomes my new favorite drink.
I’ve been here before to share some patbingsoo (shaved ice) with friends. Their stunning, yet simple presentation made me want to stare at it until it melted. Generously topped with fruit and toppings, the patbingsoo can easily be shared between a group of four.
Whether it’s for a hot latte in the winter or a chilly treat in the summer, I’ll definitely be back for more!

Whenever one of my girlfriends makes a return visit to Vegas, we take some time out our schedules to meet up and bond over some boba teas at Tea Planet. This time, I suggested we try some place new, so we chose Tiffany Coffee.
+Green Tea Shake with Boba: Your taste buds can’t miss that strong matcha flavor that’s in this thick shake. I only wish that whoever created my shake could’ve been a little more generous with the boba, since I didn’t receive enough.
+Lychee Milk Tea with Boba: I guess these are originally made hot, but my friend requested this to be made cold. Although ice was added to her drink to cool it down, it didn’t do much. The result: She received lukewarm milk tea which received an «OK» in her book.
Tiffany Coffee is alright in regards to their boba drinks, but I’m willing to give this place another shot and try one of their yogurts or shaved ice bowls. Perhaps I’ll have better luck with those.

The sweet potato latte which Misti wrote about was what got me interested in coming here. However, it was a warm day and our bellies were full of hotpot. I wanted something cooling, so I got the patbingsu (regular size).
The server who made the patbingsu really stuffed it to the brim! He even apologized for the fact that it would be messy to eat, as there was so much stuff in it. There was a nice amount of shaved ice, kiwi, banana, strawberry, boba, mango, watermelon, and the mochi bits. I loved the mochi bits, they were the perfect size!
As were waiting for the patbingsu (and my friend’s iced coffee), the smell of the taiyaki fish cakes wafted into the air. We decided to get one and split it. Well, «one» was actually «one order» — it came with 5 of the fishies. When we sat outside to eat everything, my friend noticed on a window poster that the fishies can come in different flavors (chocolate, red bean, and one other which I can’t remember). The server didn’t ask us what flavor we wanted, so it was just the standard red bean. While I love red bean fishies, I think my friend would have preferred chocolate as he said the red bean fishies were «meh».
This is a cute space, with interesting treats. Definitely sit outside and enjoy the sun with your treats if you can.

I can attest that the sweet potato latte ($ 4.69 with tax) was tasty and caffeine-​free, as a did not have a nervous freakout after drinking it. Mine was also searing hot, so be careful. The good thing is, I couldn’t finish it all in one sitting but it was still warm and tasty after sitting in my car for an hour. Very foamy, which I like.
From what I understand, the sweet potato latte is one of their items on their other, foreign language (Korean?) menu so you won’t see it on the board when you walk it. I wonder what other gems are on there. I was a little nervous they did not have it but then I saw the lady behind the counter washing sweet potatoes and realized I must be in the right place.
They have some interesting hot chocolate combinations that I have to try. Their hours are a little strange. I’m baffled by a coffee shop that doesn’t open until 11am. But I’ll definitely be back when their hours fit in with my schedule.

The first time I tried to get a drink at Tiffany Coffee, hey were all out of boba so I ended up going to another shop down the street. I didn’t bother going back for a while because I didn’t want to risk having the same thing happen again.
I was recently in one of those ‘I want to try a new place today’ kind of moods, and I was nearby so I decided to give Tiffany Coffee another try. And damn, I am happy I did!
Since it was mid-​summer and therefore hotter then hell out, I wanted something cool and refreshing… Watermelon juice sounded delightful, but so did strawberry juice. I was struggling to decide when the friendly lady working suggested I combine the two. Great idea! The juice was freshly made and super tasty.
The only things I did not care for was the lids on the cups, they are the domed kind that allow for whipped cream to be put on top of drinks… And my drink was also not as cold as I prefer it at first, I had to stir it a bit to chill it…
That one small dislike is certainly not going to be enough to keep me from going back to Tiffany Coffee. Next time I think I will try one of the sandwiches they sell.

Came here after spending a hot afternoon under the sun at the recent Pure Aloha Festival, as the line for shaved ice was just too long and I am doing my darnest trying to not work on my tan.
Anyway, it wasn’t too busy when I arrived with some other Unilocalers that were also at the festival. So I decided to go for the family size Korean Shaved Ice at around $ 12. And the portion is huge! I can totally eat one of them as a meal replacement, but we shared it as a group of 5 – 6. It is similiar to the other shaved ice I have ordered here in the past, but some of the toppings were not added this time (no mochi bits, which I really like — but no worries, I know they sell them in Greenland Supermarket).
With summer getting closer, I know I will be making more frequent pitstops here.

After work, I stopped by to have a cup of Café Latte. It was pretty good! By the way, it seems like, they added more stuffs to the menu such as Sweet Potato Latte, Squash Latte, Hand-​Cut assorted Fresh Fruit Waffle, Turkey Sandwich, Ham Sandwich, & Tuna Sandwich. Probably, they are serving a breakfast nowadays. I’ve been wanted to try and find the best places for an inexpensive breakfast; places would be great for people like me before work during regular weekdays or to start my day with a bit more enjoyment than an instant coffee in my room on weekends :)
I would love to try their breakfast menu next time. They open at 7am.
P. S. Tiffany’s cozy interior pics included