Super happy to discover this place. Authentic Taiwanese food, really delicious…read more We went there on a hot summer day. There were no available seatings outside as everyone was eating there, we went inside but all the windows were opened so it was not at all hot. Ambient was nice and cozy. There were a lot of cold and hot teas to taste and the food was delicious. Can very much recommend it.

Delicious authentic and rustic Taiwanese cuisine. I loved…read morethe treatment of unusual ingredients like sweet potatoes but the Guabao is the true star of the menu. It's so good you can easily get addicted! A special mention for the amazing varieties of oolong teas, hearty and full of aroma. A true gem.

Curiosity got the better of us and we stopped by an Asian restaurant (Taiwanese) to be exact to try…read morehow Taiwanese food was interpreted in Germany. The proprietor is a boss-looking Taiwanese guy who speaks Chinese, English, German and presumably more. Food was served hot and fast -- we got dim sum, hot oil wontons, crispy duck noodle soup and some tea. Dim sum and wontons were honestly nothing special (the shrimp dumplings had chicken filling combined with the shrimp, which was a big miss in my opinion) but the crispy duck was quite tasty and definitely the highlight of the meal. It's clear that they've had to make modifications to accommodate the mostly German clientele that they serve. Hence, not the most authentic of places but pretty good food nonetheless. If I wanted to try Asian food in Berlin again, I'd probably go to Goji or maybe one of the handpulled noodle restaurants.

Dined at this joint while I was travelling through Berlin. Authentic Taiwanese cuisine.read more

Amazing food with the friendliest owner! We came in when they were closed but he sat us down and…read moreserved us anyway. The food was one of the best in Berlin and definitely the best in the area. The owner served us with smiles and top notch hospitality. Will definitely come back often since I work just around the corner :)

this shop is more akin to a lollicup as the associated brand (Comebuy tea) serves the tea via…read moreespresso-like method but this is the old way where the tea is batch brewed. had the mountain oolong and a bao. what was surprising was the bao-- although it needed to be reheated in the back, it was quite tasty and filling. in comparison with the comebuy tea down the block, the folks here were friendly and appeared happy, which contributes to the vibe.

My sister and I were just 2 Taiwanese Americans trying to find some boba. It's honestly crazy how…read moremany boba places there ended up being near our hotel, but I definitely can't complain. ComeBuy was our first stop! Their menu was extensive, and we were so grateful to the workers there who dealt with our lack of knowledge of German and our trusty finger to point to what we wanted, along with all of our size/sugar/ice customizations. We ended up getting the Classic QQ Milk Tea, Apple Tea, Mango Green Tea, and Passionfruit Tea. The milk tea ended up being the standout-- it had a good tea flavor that balanced out the addition of the milk. The fruit teas were generally good as well, but they definitely veered on the sweet side even though we got 30% sugar. The fruit teas come with aloe vera already included, which has inherent sweetness. This, combined with the sugar in the tea made it overwhelmingly sweet. We're used to getting 0-30% sugar-- if you're like us, definitely go for 0 and debate with yourself whether to get the aloe vera. The boba was a decent texture! At first it was a bit too soft but the coldness of the tea hardened it a bit which gave it the chew that I love. The boba didn't have the sweetness that I usually look for, but because the tea was so sweet, the blandness of the boba was welcome. Thank you, ComeBuy for your hospitality!

I went there during lunch time on weekday, therefore it was not crowded…read more The restaurant meets all my expectations. I order only dim sum and steamed bun. The food was good and fresh. The waiters were very friendly and attentive. Definitely would go there again for lunch menu.

I can only speak for the food that was delivered, not eating in the restaurant. The food came right…read moreon time and was still very hot. Overall though the food was boring and not very flavorful. The duck was fairly expensive but much of it was overcooked and not so flavorful. I was disappointed

Great, big space around Hackescher Markt in Berlin that you can just spend some time catching up…read morefor some tea/snacks with people. The space is relatively big, so you will most likely find a place to sit there. I also liked that they had a variety of tea selection (and toppings) --albeit most of the tea selection are more boba tea like (e.g. Taiwanese style tea). I love boba tea anyways...so this place was a good place for me to hang out while waiting for my next event. Oh, try out the vegetarian sausage, too! It sounds like an oxymoron but the vegetarian sausage actually tasted good...much better than what I was expecting it to taste like even! Note though that the menu for food/snacks are on a very limited selection and the restroom access cost 0.50, which I thought were a bit disappointing.

This is a nice little boba shop in a convenient area. You walk in and can use machines instead of…read moreordering at the cashier but I couldn't find the order I wanted so ended up talking to a cashier anyway. They didn't sell just a normal brown sugar boba, I had to order a black tea with brown sugar and milk. I body was odd but I was ok with it (as the other brown sugar boba had cream cheese in it and I wasn't interested in that at all). But truthfully I didn't like the team that much. It was very strong on the black tea and it drowned out the brown sugar. It was alright but I probably wouldn't go again. For my partner though he really enjoyed it so he drank the rest of it. So if you like string black tea in your boba then I think you'd like it.