When I need to satisfy my craving for tapioca pearls and milk tea, I go to Chatime. I'm so…read moregrateful that you can customise your drink with the amount of ice and sugar. I've had the peach green tea as well as the jasmine green milk tea here and have found them both to be refreshing! The staff here are also friendly, despite the loud construction going on right next door. I would vote this the best tapioca (also called boba/pearls) place in Brighton!

Bubble tea. What a revelation! I've noticed Bubble Tea bars popping up all over the place, but…read morehadn't got around to actually trying some until this week, on the recommendation of a friend. There was a huge amount of choice on the menu, and if you're not familiar with bubble tea, it can be a little confusing! However the staff were happy to advise me on how much sugar and ice to have if you're new to it. I ended up having the passionfruit green tea, and I asked for the popping pearls. The tea was absolutely delicious, however they weren't popping pearls in my tea but the standard black tapioca pearls.. they were a bit bland and very chewy... I managed to eat a few of them but there were loads of them in my tea and I couldn't eat them all! Too filling. I eventually want to get through every flavour and pearl combination of bubble tea - I'm hooked!

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!

Argh! I should have listened to my inner radar better…read more It was a cold and rainy evening when I arrived in Brighton for their inzugural official Yelp event. Having a little time before the event, I was looking for something warming for a quick dinner and Mr Noodles caught my eye as I drove past on the way to park at Churchill Square A quick walk back up the street led me to read the menu offering ramen - perfect cold weather food and cheap at £6.80 for their signature Mr Noodles ramen bowl. So, I headed in to find canteen style seating and a largely student clientele I supplemented my ramen with an order of fish sushi. Sadly, the sushi was dreadful. Possibly the worst sushi I've ever had. The maki rolls were pre made. The rice was cold, tasteless and hardened with anaemic filling The ramen bowl was large with yellow soft egg noodles rather than proper ramen noodles. The soup tasted more like Chinese noodle soup. The dish was at least filling even if it wasn't authentic ramen To be fair, the price suggests that they're catering more to the student rather than tourist trade and while I toyed between 2 and 3 stars, I can't quite fogive the atrocious maki rolls. Next time, I'll be more organised and arrange to have dinner with one of the local Brighton Yelpers

I got bubble tea in Brighton!!!!…read more Yep, I've finally found somewhere that can satisfy my cravings for a sweet milky drink laden with chewy tapioca balls. Who would have thought that this somewhat strange combination could make me so happy! They have a selection of flavours which means I will have to return on a regular basis until I have sampled the lot. This time I tried the mango, the taste was fresh and subtle, I'm definitely a fan. And at £1.95 it's a tasty bargain too. The restaurant was empty when I went in, it was about half two in the afternoon so I'm hoping that trade does pick up at more regular meal times. It did give me a good opportunity to chat to the lady about the availability of bubble tea down south though! I didn't stop for food but had a quick browse of the menu. Lots of Japanese style rice and noodle dishes, katsu curries and a limited sushi choice. I will be back soon to sample the food and get my bubble tea fix!

Very well served, quite consistent for a great price. I should say that there is 1 or 2 waitresses…read morewho are nice, besides that, they could be as cold as my milkshake. I've tried few and I can say that it's a good quality, I can't understand bad advises which said "disgusting yogurt" The bad thing would be that they are quite unwelcome, and I would love them to be more joyful as they are selling happy food, summer vibes you know! Allow me to ask you to try the Malteser's one, and the Skittle's one. These are awesome, plus, there is a fidelity card, and for the chip price, it's a very good place to go in summer!

Ice-cream and hot fudge sauce go together wonderfully…read more Ice-cream and tic-tacs though sounds like a disaster. As does ice-cream and weetabix. ice-cream and chocolate pop tart. Ice-cream and haribo star-mix. Ice-cream and sugar puffs. And ice-cream and parma violets. For some reason though, people queue up in summer and winter to drink these concoctions. I tried the ice-cream and aero milkshake once and was so appalled, I disposed of it a few minutes later. In short, I love ice-cream milk-shakes. I don't love Shake Away and their 'reinvention' of the milk-shake.

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.

Moshimo stands out with its sleek and modern ambiance, making it a unique dining experience…read more Unfortunately, the place is basically an outdoor restaurant, which is not a vibe with cold weather. I actually got sick after dining there because of how cold it was. The staff at Moshimo were accommodating and serviceable, although our food did take a bit longer than expected to prepare. The conveyor belt was a cool feature! However, I did wish there was more variety, as it mostly had the same plates during our visit. In terms of the food, we only got a sushi boat. I did like the bespoke approach of paying as much as you want for the boats. The sashimi was tasty and fresh!

Worst EVER - so called - sushi we have ever eaten in. Beyond crude sushi was huge lumps of rolled…read morecold rice lumped with slimy fish and whatever they put init. Gulps of mayonnaise stacked under the sushi as flavour lol - and considered a dish. Flavours = 0 Presentation = 0 Taste = 0 Waiters - 1 We have not been to a worse sushi in our lives... How do people rate this as a place to go?????

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.

REVIEW FOR BUBBLE-CI TEA AT MEADOWHALL, SHEFFIELD…read more The only good thing I can say is that the drink itself was nice. The service was awful. Only two workers at the store, resulting in huge queues all day long. One serving, and one making the drinks - meaning we had to wait for 30-40 mins with approx. 10 people ahead of us. Simply not good enough! One more person making the drinks would halve the waiting time. And when we finally got to the front of the queue, we were told that they were out of tapioca pearls - brilliant! The one item that should be in plentiful supply was not available. And of course, the first tapioca scoop was free of charge - and when I asked for a free substitute topping I was told "no". Now, that's a company that values its customers, eh! And to add insult to injury, the girl making our drink simply disappeared for 3 minutes for no apparent reason. She never said anything; just casually sauntered off and reappeared several minutes later without so much as an explanation or an apology for the delay. The takeaway is that we will not be visiting Bubble-CI again. Damage done! We will take our business elsewhere next time. Plenty of other competitors in the market.

The bubble tea was really great! We have tried Matcha with tapioca, Assam milk tea with tapioca…read moretwice. Tea itself was with nice flavor, tapioca was quite chewy - we really loved it! It's great to customize the drinks in our way.

My go to Bubble Tea spot in Wembley Park…read more Located inside Box Park you will find T4 Bubble Tea. They serve quality and delicious teas. You can order and pay online, order online and pay in store, or order and pay in store. They also have a rewards program that is tracked in the app. My favorite is the Strawberry Green Tea with 0% sweetness and 100% ice. Sometime I do get tapioca pearls :-). So yummy.

They have an extensive milk tea and none milk teas selection. It'll take you a while to try…read moreeverything on their menu. Because of covid, a majority of places are either closed completely or only a few people in line at a time. I say if you can order online, do so. I ordered online just so I can enjoy it in my pyjamas. I got the white almond milk tea with tapioca. Just the name really peaked my interest. I was not disappointed. It was very smooth and texture and just original within itself. I also ordered a fruit juice with coconut jelly. Completely worth it.

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.