Moii Cafe

Great, cozy spot for lunch if you’re in the area! They have a good selection of savory crepes and a smaller array of sweet ones. I really liked the California crêpe, which had cheese, crab, and avocado. Their hot milk tea is really yummy too! I’ve also tried their passionfruit bubble tea, which I found to be a bit too sweet, but I’d still go back and try another BBT flavor. I’ve been in a few times and all of the staff I’ve encountered have been really sweet.

I purchased their social shopper coupon but didn’t use it on time before the expiry date :(It was such a good deal $ 14 for two drinks and crepes! That’s about how much it costs for one person.
The café is spacious with a lot of seats. Good environment to study.
I ordered the smoked salmon crêpe and a green milk tea. I thought the smoked salmon would be your typical smoked salmon on a bagel but instead in a crêpe, however, the salmon itself was cooked so I wasn’t really a fan of it.
My friend ordered the black forest ham and cheese which I preferred more.
They have quite a selection of savoury and sweet crepes. I can’t wait to try their sweet crepes next time!
They accept debit/​Visa.

Not bad. Good crepes. Bubble tea was from powder. The matcha is good. Service was friendly. Nice ambience. Surprisingly full for a Sunday afternoon.

I was using a social shoppers coupon — $ 14 for two crepes and two drink. It was a pretty good deal.
I visited Moii Café on Cambie Street. There is another brand in downtown Vancouver. The one that I visited has a decent size inside the café, people can sit, eat, drink and chat for a long time. Some students likes to work on their assignments or study there.
Using the social shoppers coupon, I bought a Black Forest ham, cheese and egg crêpe, made in India crêpe, matcha smoothie and taro milk tea with pearls. All of them were great! The crepes were crispy on the edges and soft in the middle. The ingredients tasted great combining with the crepes. Drinks were about right (I.e. Not too sweet).
Great location! It is close to the city hall station (Canada line). It is quite convenient to just walk across the street to get to Moii Café. I drove and parked my car at a visitor parking lot that offers visitors two hour free parking that was next to the city hall station. Again it was quite convenient that
I didn’t have to pay for parking.
There are many tables and chairs at the café as well as customers. It was packed in the café when I was there. I felt I was sitting close to other people when I ate and drank. That’s why I gave four starts here.
Overall, good food, good location, good drinks. If I am in the neighborhood again, I would like to come back :)

This place is okay, the crepes are pretttty basic no fruit flavors or variety, just all chocolate, white chocolate, nutella, all the easy spread stuff.
I didn’t try the crepes because it’s pricy for what you get, I would get one if they had one with lots of fruits or something.
We had two bbt, a almond milk tea which tasted like medicine, you can tell they do not use fresh almond like how the normal almond milk tea should taste like. My lychee black ice tea bbt was really sweet but it was drinkable. I maybe will give them another chance but not sure…

Great Canadian = good choice for savoury crêpe
Meat Lover = not enough meat to be considered «meat lover»
Chicken terimayo = too sweet and covered in too much sauce
Piña colada smoothie = too syrupy/​artificial
Matcha smoothie = it’d be nice if it was icecream instead of powder
Mango w/​pearls = like any other mango bubble tea in Vancouver. Good, but not spectacular.
Friendly staff.
Check social shopper before going, to see if they have a deal for it :) for example… I paid only $ 14.75 for 2 bubble teas and 2 savoury crepes. That’s quite the deal.

Moii Café is a really cute, convenient café. They have a fair amount of seating and a quiet, calm atmosphere. I ordered the Meat Lover’s Crêpe for $ 10 (including tax). Honestly, it wasn’t very filling and I could mostly taste ham, although there was supposedly other types of meat in there as well. I did enjoy how the crepes are made to order, and that the sweet crêpe complimented the mix of cheese and meat very well.

This is my best friend’s favourite café. She took me and our other best friend there a little while ago for the first time and it was such a cute little space. I loved the box of notes/​messages other people have written and we also played a couple games of Jenga. The food was delicious and the plating/​presentation of the food was stunning! Even the hot chocolate was beautiful. I had the cheesecake crêpe and a smoothie and they were so yummy and filling. The only reason I cannot give a 5 star rating is because I felt the cashier was a bit weird when I ordered. Not rude necessarily but like she didn’t want to be there. The food also took a little while to come out, which was a little disappointing but wasn’t something to be upset about.

What a cute japanese café with crepes and bubble tea!

Great atmosphere
Corey got a crêpe. And we shared smoothie together.
Great music. Super clean bathroom make one extra star.
Girls working there are very patient with our orders.
Lots of fun books to read as well.

Delicious crepes! Central location right across Cambie Skytrain. The décor is very hipster with tables of all sizes, a cubbie room, exposed brick wall and chalk board menu. Varied assortment of drinks and the service is really good. The strawberry Nutella crêpe came with 2 pockey sticks. Also had the salmon savoury crêpe which came with a small arugula salad. The bubble teas are standard. It’s a nice addition to the area. Also free wifi!

I wish the place will open later.
The Crepes are rally good. I ordered the Salmon Canadian Crêpe and Teryimayo Crêpe. I shared the two Crepes with my mom. The Crepes are awesome very tasty. I order a chocolate milk tea which was really good but not very flavorful. My mom had the Hazelnut milk tea and she said the hazelnut flavor is not very strong but still very good.

Wide selection of asian crepes (savoury + dessert), bubble tea, slush beverages. Superb ambience, funky/​retro junk chic, wooden everything keeps it warm & comfy.
Savoury crepes are decent, if saltier than many people expect. Havent tried the sweet crepes but they look nice. Not a milk tea or boba fan but love the slushes, which are generous, flavourful, and just the right consistency. Service is good but not fast. Pricing is slightly high for what you get, watch for periodic socialshopper voucher deals to optimize value.

Moii is a very convenient spot for a business meeting, and is reasonably priced. The location is unbeatable, being next to the Cambie skytrain station. I stopped in and was a bit overwhelmed with choice!
At Cindy’s suggestion we both grabbed the lavender milk tea. The furniture is cutesy and antique-​ish, but the general atmosphere is a bit cold for it to feel as homey as it could. I found the tea a little cloying, but that may be my fault for not ordering a regular tea instead!
I’d like to try Moii again — they look to have a great selection of other drinks and some tasty food too.

Cute place, decent coffee, great Matcha Latte.
I haven’t tried thier food yet but I will someday for sure. zit’s a bit too girly but my boyfriend didn’t seem to have a problem :)

This is review is only based on the milk tea. We didn’t try anything else here.
A good friend said this was one of her favorite places in Vancouver and told us to stop by if we had the chance. They had quite an extensive list of flavors and the café itself is really cute and doesn’t look like the typical shop that would sell milk tea. They even had a table where you could make your own storybook – but I digress.
My friend told us to get a taro milk tea with a shot of espresso, seems weird? Well, the barista thought so too. She mentioned that she only has ONE customer who gets that, well that’s my friend. So we got that and then a hazelnut and almond milk tea. Unfortunately the boba wasn’t ready yet because it had only been soaking for 11 hrs instead of the necessary 12. They said we could get some jelly instead, but were nice enough to tell us they got the wrong shipment and the jelly wasn’t their normal one. So we had our milk tea plain. This is the first time I’ve seen a place serve both milk tea and espressos, which is really neat.
Taro & espresso milk tea = VERY interesting. The first sip and you’ll think «Whoa! What did I just drink??» The sweet taro is the first thing that registers, and then the flavor mellows out a bit and you’re left with a lingering bitter coffee taste. Confusing right? This is definitely not for everyone but worth trying, especially since at most places you don’t have the opportunity. Taro milk tea is typically too sweet for me and so the espresso really helped to cut through that sweetness and create a very complex flavor.
The almond and hazelnut milk teas were also both really good, though a tad bit on the sweet side. Their cup sizes are also so large that all of us couldn’t drink anymore after half the cup.
Definitely check this place out and play around with some combinations, get a shot of espresso in your milk tea — it might pleasantly surprise you.

This is a Taiwanese style crêpe café. They put antiques inside the store for decoration. Like old phone, old typewriter (new generation would probably find it interesting), old TV, …etc. Feel like going back to the 70s/​80s. The item certainly look unique in its own way, but when they are all put together, there seemed to lack of consistency of the place.
They have a menu mainly of bubble tea and crepes. I tried their strawberry and nutella crepes and blueberry slush. The crepes was slightly overcooked, but it was still edible. However, for the fruit part, the chef was too shy to put enough strawberries on the crêpe. There was less than a handful amount of fruit inside. With the price tag I paid, I thought it was overpriced. The slush was great, rich in flavor, and large in size.
If I am in the area again, I probably would pick up their drinks only.

Went here last week with a friend. Adorable décor and relaxing music. My apple cinnamon crêpe was too crispy but the flavours were great. My friend had the cheesecake crêpe and said it was delicious.
A little quicker of service and a friendlier cashier would have made my experience better.

I pass by this place all the time and finally tried it out when they had a Groupon offer. The atmosphere and décor is lovely, eclectic and very comfortable. I had a chocolate banana crêpe which turned out to be a lot tastier than I was expecting. My boyfriend had a strawberry crêpe of some sort which wasn’t as good. We also got 2 smoothies which were also just okay. Service was pleasant and fast.
Would I come back? Maybe. The ambience is adorable and it seems like a good place to study or meet with friends. I am not wowed by their menu but I am keen on trying out their savory crepes. I do work just down the block so that makes it appealing to stop by again one day. If you’re driving to Moii Café it might be a bit difficult to find parking.

Yummy crepes here. Tried their dark chocolate but not dark enough for me alas still a good crêpe. Coming from montreal this place is all nostalgia for me. Super cute w hippie décor and off in matching chairs. Great place for a quick sweet bite, meeting up w someone or studying. I love their little table that feels like you’re in a little green space, pretty neat idea. Definitely will be back.