Absolutely awesome Mango Green tea bubble tea. Cost: $9.49…read morefor a large size. Very refreshing on a hot day and the pearls were surprisingly good as well!! Great service and located right in Montreal's Chinatown. I'll be back and I for sure recommend!

After a heavy dumpling lunch nearby, the mango lychee drink was the right choice.  Simply delicious…read moreand refreshing. It was actually a nice warm day in Montreal and it quenched our thirst for our day of sightseeing around town.  The worker who takes your order is also the guy that makes your drink, he did a great job and move quickly!

Overall: C // 3 stars…read more Quite bummed to see that a lot of their fresh fruit teas were out of stock, so I opted for the mango green tea and was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of mango and lychee jelly in the drink that actually worked well together to be a tropical refresher. I greatly dislike their packing though as the seal is too strong for their weak paper straws to break, and the cup hides the visibility of the tea. Food: +1 Presentation: -1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: E Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

This is just a review for the mango pomelo sago. It's a great drink!…read more I wanted a medium size, but they only had large cups at the time. It was $8.25 CAD for the large drink. They made it so quickly. This is a pick up and leave type of place. No seating; no bathroom. Credit card accepted. This is located in Chinatown. It's a small storefront so easily missed.

I'd consider this a pretty authentic Hong Kong-style dessert spot, which is honestly hard to find…read morein the U.S. If you've had similar desserts in Asia, you might find the taste more on the average side--but for here, it still feels special and unique. Personally, I thought the desserts were a bit too sweet for my liking, especially the candy. That said, I appreciate how rare this kind of place is, and I'd still come back again just for something different.

Having never had this dessert before, I knew that I wanted to try it while visiting Montreal. It…read morewas just as good as I hoped! The flavor and texture paired perfectly together. The price is very reasonable and the order came out quickly. Definitely a place that you need to stop at when at the Chinatown in Montreal. I already wish I had bought more to take home!

I have passed this dessert and bubble tea shop more than a few times and while the advert at the…read moreentrance looks inviting, going up the stairs takes an extra effort. I am very glad, I did this time. The L2Lounge looks inviting with lots of seating places, looking quite comfortable. The seats are placed so that each group feels like their own private cubicle. Drawing display on the wall is contemporary and jazzy. I like when I see a place that looks to be bright, well maintained and clean. We had just finished our lunch somewhere else and now ordered one "crème molle" of mixed macha and taro as we are fond of both flavours. Instead of expecting the usual insolent remarks of many servers in that neighbourhood, being not entirely happy of ordering just one item, the question from the lady behind the counter was "do you want one spoon or two?" This is what I call customer service at its best. For this treatment alone, I will definitely come again and bring friends. This is going to be my favorite dessert place in this area. The ice-cream was just delicious, creamy and tasting all natural ingredients, with the price being very descent. There are also numerous bubble tea options that look very appetizing and would be on my order at my next visit. This is a dessert gem, worth exploring.

I can't speak for the drinks, but I can say they have a nice selection of blind boxes including…read morepopular Labubu, to nommi, twinkle twinkle, crybaby, and more. I also appreciate that all of them also have a display so you can easily know how big they are and if they are a figurine or a keychain plush. The displays also seem like at least some of them can by bought outright or also potentially traded for. I got both a nommi and a twinkle twinkle and was very happy with the purchases.

This Chinese bakery was everything for those who have a sweet tooth. I am so disappointed that I…read moredid not get a chance to take any more pictures inside and of the things that we ordered from here. It was extremely. There were so many options and choices to pick from. We enjoyed stopping here and you will too! Don't miss this place the next time you're in Montreal. You can thank me later.

This bakery in the heart of Chinatown in Montréal Canada offers a wide selection of fresh baked…read moregoods, bubble tea, hot egg tarts, custard, buns, cakes, tarts and pastries. It is self-service on most items. The bakery was very crowded but very efficient. I had a Mango custard in a cup $5.95. It had many pieces of fresh mango on top. It was so delicious and one of my favorite desserts. I enjoyed it immensely. Counter service was very friendly and efficient.

The bathroom is nasty they don't plunge the toilet and It's only one stall so they give multiple…read morekeys to everyone and someone walked in on me because they gave both of us keys. The drink mediocre.

Tasty fantastic drinks. Fruit Tea - lychee was so good went back 3 times while on vacay to quench…read morethirst. Notre Dame Montréal so close by. Was thirsty and saw there was drink place here. They have BUBBLE TEA, Milk Teas, Smoothies SLUSHIES, fruit tea and BUBBLE WAFFLES. Clean modern decor. Cute. Fast and friendly service. Owners were so nice and affable.

The Short Version: Bubble tea kiosk inside this mini food…read morehall in Old Montreal. I was shocked that in this touristy area I was able to score a bubble tea for $3.99. It was good too. The Long Version: I love bubble tea and always endeavour to try new bubble tea places whether at home or on vacation. One Babo was founded in Montreal, QC. I only later learned (after my visit) that it used to be called One More Thé, which was famous for its fat and short cups. I had bubble tea at One More Thé when they had a location in Les Cours Mont-Royal and I enjoyed it. Anyway, the One Babo location I went to no longer uses short fat cups, but just regular cups and they are paper which is the trend these days. Great for the environment, so I support, but less photogenic for sure, lol. The straw was plastic so it pierced the lid easily and I didn't make a mess which I always do with paper straws. I ordered at the ordering kiosk and was surprised to see they had promotional drinks for only $3.99. Well, I was all over that. Haha. I looked at the different varieties and they had a dragon fruit tea with green tea popping boba, which is what I got. I wanted zero sugar and less ice but there wasn't an option to indicate this at the kiosk, but the staff member said I could let her know the modifications and she would make it accordingly. When you say no sugar here, it truly is no sugar! I have found that at most bubble tea shops their base tea is already somewhat sweet so even when I order no sugar, it's still sweet, but not here. The tea was completely unsweetened even a bit bitter. My bad, lol. The popping boba added a splash of sweetness, but in the future, knowing what I know now, I will get a quarter sweet. I still enjoyed the drink and it had a potent tea flavour which I liked. Service was pleasant and the staff pointed out to me that the print on the cup was an Old Montreal landscape since their location is in Old Montreal. What a nice touch. This location is inside a mini food hall called Le Coin Gourmand. Other businesses in the food hall are Hectare Cafe (a Carribean coffee shop), Mel'Oui (a sandwich shop) and Quan An (a Vietnamese restaurant). In addition to bubble tea, they also sell food. I'll need to return to try their food and check out the other businesses (my husband did get a coffee at Hectare Cafe while I was at One Babo, but I want to try their Haitian pastries). Oh and I'll gladly try another drink at One Babo. Hopefully they continue to have some at promotional prices, lol. Review #211 (2025)

The drinks at this location seems alright. Wait times can be long but so are the other Presoteas…read morewithin the same area. The decoration here is really nice. I would recommend getting tapioca toppings for your drinks if choosing to visit here.

We love to visit presto tea when we want a refreshing drink. When we order, we usually get a mango…read moreslushie for my toddlers to share, I got a jasmine tea with coconut water and my husband got a black tea with brown sugar bubbles. Very refreshing and they make the drinks very fast as well! We hardly ever have to wait and it's a convenient location right in the middle of Chinatown.

I had a craving for a smoothie and Chatime had them...many of the other Chinatown cold drink places…read moreonly offered tea variations of their drinks. I wanted sometime with no tea. I saw the menu and it said smoothies...so I went in and asked for one of the ones on the menu. The guy at the counter said that if I did not want milk, they could use oat milk, which was perfect...also at the time of ordering he asked what level sugar I wanted...I said Low...so I went with the 30%. It was nice to be able to customize my smoothie that way. I was very happy and impressed. The strawberry slush was nice, frosty and very cold. It had a nice light strawberry taste and it arrived with a heat seal lid. I would get a smoothie again at this place. I loved the experience.

In the simplest form, this is cheap, reliable, and gets you your bubble tea fix. It's not the best…read morethat I've tried, but it's also not the worst. It's purely that -- ok. Service-wise, it was great. Simple, fast, and ready with a bubble tea in your hand within a minute or two. The store is not a sit-down spot, but more of a small stall where you grab and go. I've been to several Chatime shops in the States, so I have an idea of what to expect and it's pretty much how Chatimes are rated in the States as well. We stopped by while going to nearby Old Montreal and happened to walk into Chinatown. I wanted to see what Chinatown in Montreal was like and truly got an idea for it. It's busy and all the stores are bustling and open crazy late -- just like this spot. This spot is open 24/7, which is unheard of in the other Chinatowns that I've been to in my life. We tried Presotea near our hotel so right away we had an idea of which bubble tea shop was considered higher-end/pricier. This spot was definitely for the cost-saving person who just wants a quick fix of bubble tea. The difference between the two is obvious. I ordered regular milk tea with the QQ topping. I like the QQ topping (which is nata de coco jelly with regular tapioca). It's half lychee jelly and half black pearls. The bubbles did not have the flavor that the Presotea bubbles had. Chatime is simply plain with no taste in their bubbles, which is fine. Tea-wise - I could not immediately tell the difference. However, in the end, each shop is meant for two different people.