Having already visited the 8tea5 bar in Antwerp, I decided to check out the new one in Ghent that…read moreonly opened recently. The man who took my order was very friendly and took care to explain the concept of bubble tea to people who might not be familiar with it and he presented the drinks they have on offer. I had a simple but nice fruit tea with boba, but their specials looked very good as well. The only downside is that there's not much space to sit. I got lucky because I walked in during a quiet moment, but shortly afterwards a long line began to form and most of those people were unable to sit down to enjoy their drink.

From the owner: Our business is specialized in Taiwanese bubbletea! Besides this we also love to experiment and…read moreexplore new flavors. Try two of our signature drinks: 'Mojito Bubbletea' and 'Oreo bubbleshake' are definitely worth a try!

Quaint little bubble tea shop right by Grand Place. I loved the passion fruit with mango bubbles. A…read moremust try!

From the owner: Bubble tea was originally invented in Taiwan during the 1980s. As in the name, most bubble tea…read moredrinks contain a tea base mixed with fruit flavor or milk. The fun of bubble tea comes from the small chewy tapioca balls, also known as the "Bubble" or "pearls" or different flavoured jellies. The drink is made in a variety of ways and has evolved over the decades. With over 20 different flavours and large selection of toppings at Bubble Bar, there is always something to suit everyone's taste!

Delicious Pho and banh mi. Came here on a whim in our first night out in Brussels and was not…read moredisappointed. The restaurant appeared to still be in construction in the back but that didn't take away from the taste of the food. They also had a nice selection of beer and non alcoholic beverages to choose from. I would come back again.

Had the taro boba tea with tapioca. Went back for another and had the classic black tea with milk…read more It was even better than the first! I didn't eat here but would have -- the bun and pho looked and smelled delicious!

The dumplings were very good and the sweet chili sauce was amazing as well. Although they didn't…read morehave ice in the Boba and the rice was dry. But overall I had a great experience

Your intrepid vegetarian explorer has another little find to share in Lille. Lille, while not…read moreworld renowned for an abundance of vegetarian options, has gifted vegetarians with charming buildings to behold and an excellent walking environment in which to build an appetite while seeking cuisine. Dumplings & Co would be a 3 star rating were it not for all of the little subtleties that caught my attention. It was as if there were little peculiarities, little "this isn't quite what I expected" phenomena for me to pause and consider. Upon arrival from Rue de Gand, which has scarcely any vegetarian options among its famed restaurant road, I noticed that Dumplings & Co had vegetarian dumplings. Score. I only need to eat something, I thought. At first, for some reason, I thought the waitress/hostess did not speak much English, so we switched to Mandarin. Explaining that I'm a vegetarian, she pointed out the vegetarian dumplings, and I was excited to start. I noticed her accent in Chinese was quite unfamiliar to my ears - I was eager to find out more. Behold, a small, nay very small first floor. I took the stairs (the narrowest circular stairwell that regulations may allow, I assume) to the second floor. I was thrilled - it was like entering a secret treehouse. I ordered a combo meal, which was quite a surprise. Dumplings - good. Hot sauce for the dumplings - well, I'll be - it seemed like Korean gochujang (the hot sauce used for Bi Bim Bap). Well, that's different. Bubble tea - decent. I noticed the menu offered mantou, which was really baozi if you look at the picture. Haha, almost caught me. :) Dessert pancakes sandwiching red bean paste - okay. It also came with orange juice, which was novel. So, I was eager to know the region where our waitress grew up, given her accent was so unfamiliar. It turns out she is Faguoren! (French ;-)) She was delightfully helpful and amiable. It also turns out she speaks English far better than I speak Mandarin, so my first impression was mistaken. I was pleased, the meal was reasonable, and the service was charming.

Love love bubble tea. This chain is increasing their locations in Brussels. Authentic bubble tea…read morewith tasty bubbles as well as new innovative drinks as well. really enjoyed their bubbles - cooked just right and not too sweet, going very nicely with the classic Taiwanese milk tea. They have seating on two floors and tucked inside a little mall area in downtown Brussels.

This may have been the best boba I've ever had. I got the mojito with passion fruit bubbles, and it…read morewas amazing.

Best okonomiyaki I've ever taste in France. Not that expensive and the quality was really niceread more