If your looking for bubble by the beach then look no further this small business has amazing…read moreprices, wonderful service and delicious drinks ranging from hot coffee to pina-colada this wonderful shop is the place to go, this is a true hidden wonder of Frankston.

Their Okinawa Tea is the bestest!!! don't forget to add the mini pearls! oh their member card!!read more

I traveled from the US and was craving boba so my cousin took me here. The drink was meh and lack…read morein the tea flavor. The service was slow and hectic. The boba was hard to chew on. Wasn't the best experience but still got some "bubble tea"!

I have found my new holy grail bubble tea here at Gongers: Taro Milk Tea with Coconut Milk…read more Today I had it warm with half-sugar. Tomorrow I may have it with ice and pearls. The variations are endless!* *Not true. Just a figure of speech. Gong Cha let's you choose the amount of ice, level of sugar, hot/cold, and the size of cup. As well as offering a wide range of flavours and exciting add-ons like pearls, puddings or milk foam.

TL:DR - Lots of interesting fruit tea combinations, which isn't really my preference. The matcha…read moremilk tea I got was alright. Boba could have been better. Not going to lie, the rating is primarily based on the incompatibility of their options and my bubble tea preferences. I came to this place based on a recommendation from a friend. This place focuses primarily on their fruit teas, which I'm not a overly huge fan of and tend to prefer classic milk teas. This limited my options a lot. Ended up getting a matcha latte, which was fine. Nothing overly amazing. More matcha foward, less milk and sugar (I got standard sugar). The boba was alright, it was chewy but tended to stick together inside the drinking, making it a little difficult to get a few boba in each sip. The place inside was rather small, but clean and bright with light colored wood and white walls. The owner has a huge fascination with what I can only assume is a Korean pop-star? Like this guys face is everywhere. But I appreciate the late 90's early 00's Chinese pop-music a lot.

My sister and I were on the hunt for some murals and that's when we passed by and I knew I had to…read morecome back and try their drinks. The decor is minimal and I like the well lit area. There are limited seats so snag one while you can. SIGNATURE FOUR SEASONS FRUIT TEA This drink was very fruity and refreshing. I like the citrus flavors with the light tea notes. WATERMELON GREEN TEA The watermelon was so fruity and sweet. I love the combo of the fruit with the light green tea flavor. ROSELLE BERRY APPLE This was my favorite. I really like the fresh apple flavor. It was very fruity and reminded me of a fresh squeezed apple juice, but with other fruit bits as well. I would order this again. This place is one of my favorite boba places in melbourne. The flavors are clean and fruity. It's definitely a must visit.

Since there was only one staff member working on creating drinks, and behind the counter…read more I was the only one one waiting at the counter to be served, and thought I should be a little patient, given the staff's capacity in juggling both roles. What I didn't count on, was to be actively ignored for 3-4 minutes, and not once did she look up, nor acknowledge my existence at the counter, even just to confirm that her hands were full at that moment. A disappointing experience, so I went to Starbucks instead. It's a shame, this was my regular go-to as well. Think I might try another bubble tea shop next time, and probably moving forward.

so done with gotcha. Ordered cream cheese tea at the branch at Glen and I got more cream cheese…read morethan tea itself and as good as drinking milk! QC your staff and their work at least! no smile or customer service either. no wonder no queue and customers.

We happened to stop by the store pretty late at night but that didn't stop them! The service was…read morewonderful, the cashier helped us to pick from their variety of flavors and toppings. Loved that they had the options for the customers to pick how much ice and sugar they want for their drinks. We ordered the royal pearl milk tea & chocolate milk tea with pearls. The pearls or tapiocas were soft and chewy, and the teas were perfectly flavored & delicious as well. We had to wait only about 5 minutes for the drinks.

Gong Cha! I'm so…read moreglad that I finally got to try it. I think I had posted it on IG and Tiffany C had told me that she had recommended me the one in Northern California in the USA. I went for their milk foam oolong tea and it was great that they had a winter sale! Instead of 5.50AUD, drinks were 3.50AUD for regular/ 4AUD for a large. Their milk foam was heavenly. I think they call it a "milkstache" in other parts of the world now haha. But it seriously transformed the drink into something amazing. Mixing it with the oolong- ooh so dang good. It's so.. I wanna say rich but it's not exactly that ._. Their tea is also brewed really well and isn't being carried by the milk foam- both parts come together to create an experience for you. Enjoyed it while going to the Samsung Store You can also get modifications here as well- I went for less sugar and ice. I'm also hoping I'm writing the review for the right location xP

This Bubble Cup is the Bubble Cup Signature over by the food court on the ground floor, not the one…read moreover by McDonalds. It has really friendly staff and their menu choices are amazing. I love the Milk teas so much and have had the Mango Milk Tea and the White Chocolate Milk tea with pop balls!! Pop Balls are absolutely amazing and addicting. I've also tried the Taro Milk Tea with Pearls, and a few of the slushie type drinks. They are, by far the best Bubble Cup in Chadstone! Only downside, CASH only!

I became hooked on Boba Milk Tea after living in the SGV for the past 15 years so on a recent trip…read moreback home I was ecstatic to find a Bubble Cup in the Chadstone Mall. Thinking that if anyone could understand my Aussie-accented Mandarin it would be Australian-Asians, I walked up and asked for a zhenzhu naicha. Instead of a cup of deliciousness, all I got was a blank look from the young Asian girl behind the counter. Boba naicha? I tried. Another blank look. Seriously? Bubble milk tea? Success! Maybe it was my accent. Maybe it was that I was a Gwei Lo, so she heard Mandarin but was thinking in "English/Australian". Maybe she was Chinese-Australian but didn't actually speak Mandarin. Doesn't matter! (as Con the Fruiterer used to say). All that really matters is that I got what I wanted. Sort of. I got a cup of bubble milk tea, but to be honest, I've definitely had better. Then again I'm from the 626, and if you're making bubble milk tea here you've got competition and lots of it, so if your product isn't bloody good the kids will just go elsewhere. The problem? The Boba was undercooked, so it was still firm in the center and not chewy, while the milk tea was not sweet and kind of bland. I had a craving for bubble milk tea and this didn't satisfy it. But maybe I just caught them on an off day. I only had one cup, on one day, so your experience may differ from mine. Of course being used to Bubble Milk Tea from the 626 my tastes most likely run to a different flavour than yours. Sarah F. clearly likes them and I'm not saying she's wrong; she just had a different experience to me, that's all. So please, ignore my 2-star rating and try them yourself, because you might like it. And if you don't, find another bubble milk tea stand and give that one a try, because life is too short to spend it drinking sub-par zhenzhu naicha ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zccNQPH7Xe0