I'm a big bubble tea fan and loved this place. Ding Tea is awesome with a variety of drink options…read moreand also toppings. Plenty of non-dairy vegan variations, too. If you want a nice spot to hang out with friends, look no further. It also has free wifi and is very spacious, so a good spot for working or doing school stuff. The staff was super friendly, too! Enjoy

Fantastic boba / bubble / milk tea that's available on Uber Eats or Deliveroo if you're close…read moreenough. Fantastic menu options. The winter melon is very delicious.

I was sad to see Chatime go but happened to see that it's replacement MEOWKO today and am so happy…read morewith this place! It opened last week and I don't think they have a website at the moment so I wanted to share what I could about this place. Menu is basic but has the essential milk and fruit teas. I'm pleased to see that they have a caffeine-free selection as well! I ordered a jasmine green tea with pearls and it tasted so good and fresh. Pearls were also soft and chewy. They have a special discount going on due to their grand opening so definitely check them out. What is also unique is that their cups look recyclable and possibly reusable (material is more stronger than usual boba cups) so will see if this is true when I come back to ask!

The best (albeit the newest) bubble tea place in Brighton, and I have tried them all several times…read morea week. Love how fresh the tea and ingredients taste. I'm not Chinese but love the tea from here so much that I had to install an app in Chinese to get it delivered to my home (Hungry Panda).

Super fast drinks! Order on digital menu and out comes the drink. Boba was soft and sweet. Great…read morespot to get a drink while enjoying sights of London Eye and Big Ben.

Hmm, well, in retrospect, I'm not exactly sure why I decided to pop into this boba place, seeing…read morethat 1. I'm from San Francisco (one of the boba meccas on the West Coast) and 2. I never really got into the whole boba hype when I was growing up. Still, the prospect of boba on the other side of the Atlantic piqued my interest when I was in the neighborhood... First things first: you'll definitely feel the dollar-to-pound conversion when you peruse the menu. While I am no stranger to paying extra for some of the fancier toppings (like jellies), I was a little disappointed to see that even the boba tapioca balls cost an extra £0.50. (Maybe this is normal outside of the States, where the drink is known as "milk tea" instead of "boba"? Because otherwise I find it hard to believe that boba can be sold without, well, the boba...) I went with the Assam black milk tea because I find that choosing the most basic of milk teas is the best way to evaluate a boba spot. It wasn't as sweet as the basic black milk teas that I usually can find in the U.S. (understandable, as most drinks in the U.S. are probably sugarier). The boba was fresh (to be expected, as I had pay extra for it...) At the end of the day, I had paid £4.50 for the regular size of some pretty average tasting boba. The shop itself is pretty tiny, though the seating is pretty hip-looking.

Paeonia is a little bubble tea spot in the Royal Station Market. The shop is incredibly cute from…read morethe all around glass windows, pink chairs, gold accents, and floral decorations, I really loved everything about it! It was like being in an upscale boutique, but for boba and it totally set the mood. There was no queue and we promptly put in our orders. I went for the fluffy cheese tea mango and my other half got their signature fluffy cheese milk tea. You can customize your drink's sweetness level and the ice level, but we kept it standard. We opted to add tapioca pearls for our toppings which is an extra 70 pence per topping. Although it was a bit of a wait for a drinks (there was only one worker), I waited in anticipation as I love sweets and bubble tea. The nice girl explained that their drink covers are made special and the heart plug comes out and you're able to stick it in the middle. Sipping from that spot will get you a taste of the fluffy cheese. On the opposite end is the opening for the straw and that'll allow you to get a taste of your drink/boba. It's brilliant really! I wasn't sure what to expect from a bubble tea shop in Windsor, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised. They don't skimp on the fluffy cheese and it tastes wonderful. It also pairs well with their drinks. The boba was also perfectly chewy and not overcooked or overly sweet. From the servicescape, to the packaging, to the product itself - they've really done a wonderful job and I wish we had a spot like this back home on Maui. Highly recommend a stop here if you're nearby.

I was so surprised to find a boba shop in Windsor! I love the whole aesthetic, but my drink could…read morehave been better. I got their signature milk tea made with soy milk, but it tasted super milky. It hardly had any tea in it. But my better half got the lychee oolong, and his was pretty good. The boba quality is good, too.

Best boba place in Brighton There is no debate you should come here! I highly recommendread more

Now this is probably personal taste and maybe I picked the wrong flavour but at £3 a drink I just…read morethink this deserves 1* The juice itself is ok - but sweet an fake tasting but the pearls taste absolutely gross It is cool to see how they make the drinks up but to date my worst food purchase!

Great staff, always seem to make me laugh with a bit of banter…read more Great selection of drinks. Favourite place to stop off after finished my classes for the day.

It's chatime! Tea time is the translation. I am so proud of the few Chinese foods that I know…read more Before you make fun of me. I know food and women so we are good. Getting a milk tea drink is probably the last thing on your mind in Oxford. I felt is was my duty to try this place out. My expectations were low. The menu presentation was excellent. I didn't hear Cantonese or Mandarin being spoken. I didn't get what I love the most "service with a smile". Usually in the use this usually cute young Asian girl servers. For an extreme example, check out and google Cafe Lu (I have never been). I am glad this place calls the Tapioca balls by Pearls! Thank you represent for Cantonese! Milk tea is Canto not Tawainese. Boba is Tawainese but it's is like finger nails on a chalkboard when I hear that word. Damn you Southern California. I try not to use the word Boba as much. If you have a true Tawainese friend like me. She kept giggling at me. The slang word in Taiwanese "boba" means boobs! You're welcome. That girl has some nice boba. I can't tell if that is all natural boba. Only in England. I asked for my milk tea drink without ice. In the US, this means a half assed lukewarm drink but in England. I got it James Bond style! Shaken not stirred! I saw the lady making my drink in a clear martini shaker and the technique was flawless. She could be a bartender. I ordered a Roasted Milk tea with glass jelly and milk pudding. I was going straight Fobbing. Oh snap! I am I FOB! I am fresh of the plane from across the pond. The drink was very rich and the sweetening was off. The drink tasted powder very Tapioca Express like. I didn't really taste the tea but it still kind of hit the spot. But you need to keep mixing because the power will settle if you take too long to drink. Cheers!

Friendly staff. Plenthora of choices. Cheapest prices in town for decent quality bubble tea, hence…read morethe strong popularity. It's not where I would go when I want quality tea, but it is when my wallet's feeling skinny and I need my tea fix. Their fruit syrups are pretty good. They also have do loyalty cards, which you have to ask for. Otherwise you can also use their app for loyalty rewards.

Extremely disappointed. We received one drink and ordered an alcoholic Oreo madness. After hearing…read moreabout this place on Insider I was super excited to try it (I love bubble tea!!) We had to wait at least thirty minutes to have our order taken. The girl at the register told the people ahead of us to wait. When she finally left, we were all still waiting to put in our order, but the three individuals working that evening were more concerned with dancing to the music. While the bubbles were a good texture, they were a little too watery. Paying extra for kahlua as opposed to getting a regular Oreo bubble tea was a waste of money since I couldn't taste the kahlua at all and it had zero effect. Please don't fall prey to facebook videos and trendy store fronts. If you love bubble tea, go somewhere reliable!

After drinking a cool cup of taro-flavored tea, with enough tapioca to satisfy any oral fixation of…read moremine, I really wanted to run around the terminal yelling "Yo, yo, yo, yo... wicked, wicked! Junglist massive"! I really did. I've had a good share of bubble tea; and, very rarely would I buy a cup from a national chain, but I have to say that I was impressed. Impressed and refreshed. I thought the price was okay. I mean, if you have a long enough layover and get thirsty frequently, you almost want to buy two cups..... almost. Quick service. I'd return.