I love boba, so when i saw that they had boba in switzerland, i knew i had to try it…read more i got taro and i really regret spending my 7 franks here. my taro tasted like unblended protein powder. there were a lot of chunks of powder in my boba still, practically undrinkable. my friend however, got wintermelon and he said it was good. but he's a simple boy that isn't picky at all. i didn't get to try it but he tried the rest of mine after I said i couldn't drink it anymore and he also said it was like unblended protein powder. cute place though. service was good. They also have japanese brand snacks available for purchase which is cool to find in switz.

It's my go-to place for bubble tea in Lausanne - I really like it…read more Between a convenient location, an abundance of choice and high quality of the bubble teas themselves this place has a place in my heart and I am happy to return there every time I can. If you are an affectionado of bubble tea, it's definitely a place to try!

Lemoncha is my favorite bubble tea in Geneva so far. During COVID, they have been good about making…read moresure there aren't too many customers in the store. The tea is pretty good especially for Geneva standards however it is expensive for bubble tea especially if you're coming from the US or Asia (but that's Switzerland in general). The fruit teas here are my favorite. Lemoncha also has a loyalty rewards program. After buying 10 teas you get 1 free.

Was I surprised to see a boba place in Geneva? Of course. Was I skeptical? Of course. But I love…read moretrying these tea shops everywhere, whether it's home in SF, Asia or in Geneva. I had the rose genmaicha tea which even though I asked for zero sugar was too sweet. I think it would have been better without the rose but it was so pretty. Anyway, I enjoyed Geneva so next time we are back, I will do the tea without the rose.

I had the raspberry fruit tea with tapioca pearls, and it was really good. Not too sugary and the…read moretapioca pearls were nice and chewy. It was good but not the best bubble tea I've had, and it was quite expensive.

This place holds the distinction for being the most I've ever paid for a bubble tea. Anddddd it was…read morepretty darn good. My mom really enjoyed her almond milk tea and my earl grey milk tea was fantastic. The tapioca was just right, not too sweet. And of course, they take credit cards because it costs a million dollars...euros...francs...whatever!

Bao Canteen is awesome. The food is delicious! The pork, beef and mushroom baos are tasty. The…read morenoodle soups and crispy shrimps are great too.

Yummy Bao! Switzerland prices! We have a place like this in my hometown of Houston, Texas (over…read morethere called Fat Bao) so I knew what to expect.. it's Asian fusion and delicious!!! The black fungus mushroom bao was great. Some of the innovative fillings (legumes; picked vegetables) made me feel like I was in Austin (a hipster foodie city in Texas)..

Love this place. It's small, and there's really nowhere to sit and hang out, but you can get your…read moredelicious bubble tea to go! And they have lots of good flavors!!

This was a solid option for bahn mi. It was not the best I have ever tried, but it was good…read more The bread was fresh with a crispy exterior and the toppings were good and plentiful. I am used to having jalapeños, but they offered sliced, red chili peppers that were very spicy. The bubble tea was good and had lots of options. Park Milan is just down the road and made a lovely venue for lunch.

Very good food with Lots of choices on the buffet lunch. The food is fresh and prepared onsite…read more Parking available.

The bubble tea was chalky and bland. Tapioca pearls were a little chewy. Service was great. Store…read morewas clean and menu clear.

It's a good *fast food* option for Asian. Keep that in mind when you're visiting the Rue de la…read moreRépublique location. For the price compared to the rest of the Asian places in Lyon, it's a good deal. This location is brand new and has a lovely vibe to it. If there's no seats available downstairs, the upstairs is pretty roomy as well. It gets busy so sometimes you have to wait a bit, but that's because things are made fresh-- they're not just sitting under warmers all day! They also have bubble tea, which is decent when you get the option with milk. Wish it was blended, maybe in the future! I recommend the fish option with any of the noodles/rice dishes.