Prices are really good compared to boba tea elsewhere in Germany. Here's its only 3,50 that…read moreincludes the popping flavored boba. Everywhere else seems it starts at 5€. They have stools outside to sit and people watch. Staff is friendly and fast. I wish we didn't have to use straws for it but no other way to suck out the boba. The have a great and varied selection of flavors. Everything from lychee to passion fruit to the basics.

Amazing place! The store is looking pretty cool and funky. The workers are very kind and talking…read morereally friendly and open with the customers and they are actually pretty fast at finishing your tea. The selection of flavours and toppings is huge and it tastes like heaven. I will become a regular, every time I visit the city. Plus, the waitress recommended me the bubble tea with mango flavor and rainbow jelly, which tasted awesome. So, there you have it. My full review. Tried to keep it as short as possible, cutting all details of, so you can actually see the potential of Shiso's.

I don't know many people who dislike Boba. It's like having a drinkable dessert with a bit of chewy…read moreor bubble bursting goodness! They have SO MANY types of Boba here : you can get a flavor profile based on your astrological sign (fun!), one of the many baristas' creations (ex: FELICITY'S LOVE POTION-Raspberry, Lychee, Lavender, with Coconut Milk), special edition ones (ex: Hufflepuff-Mango, Lychee, & Passion Fruit with Green Tea + Coconut Milk), one of their 14 other combos (ex. FRUITY CEREAL: Earl Grey tea, coconut, strawberry, milk, Tapioca Pearls) or you can make your own combo! There is a caffeine-free (phew!) Kid's menu with different flavored milks, some with Boba. The male your own offers 6 different base liquids (earl grey/black/green teas, organic espresso beans, still water, or milk), 23 different flavorings (!!), 7 different sweetness levels ranging from 0% no added sugar to 150% Double Sweet, and 17 different toppings ranging from Oreo crumbles to flavored tapiocas, popping bobas, and jellies! They also offer vegan and caffeine-free Boba options, which is so helpful. All Bobas come in Medium to Large and there is even a bottle option. In addition to all the amazing Boba, they offer hot beverages: lattes, americanos, earl grey tea, black tea, cappucinos, and a very purple (of course) taro latte. For snacks, they offer bags of Brown sugar Mochi or Taro mochi bites in 3s or 6s. You can even order in advance for pickup. I ordered the Virgo (because I do love earl grey) with black tapioca and it was delicious. The drink was delicious. It's located downtown and parking garages are nearby. I highly recommend.

Fun and whimsical drinks with k-pop, pokemon and animae themes as well as traditional drinks…read more Friendly service and fresh and tasty drinks. Head upstairs for a cute area, especially for kids.

I tried the classic bubble tea at Onezo in Bonn recently. It was okay overall so I'd give it 7.5/10read more

As of this writing (April 2021), they only accept cash. This was something that I suspected and was…read morewondering about as I entered and it was confirmed by a sign next to the cash register ("NUR BAR"). It would have been a bummer if I were unprepared after standing in line. They are currently following Covid protocols. Only six people are allowed inside at a time. Because it's popular on a Saturday afternoon, the line is out the door. The wait didn't feel long, though. They do a good job of moving things along. The menu is not super extensive but they have the basics. I chose Taro Milchtee (Taro milk tea). They have have the add ins on the menu but at the register, they have an official list of what they have that day. Your receipt has a number. They call both the number and your order when it's ready. Of course there is no seating inside due to Covid. You have to take your drink out. OneZo is a chain and it is a welcome change of pace to find it in Bonn.

In the dark alleyways of Darmstadt sits a tiny restaurant that happens to be open on Sunday nights…read more We did not know what to expect but we wanted something that tasted like "home." The awesome part is that you get to choose your own adventure with the ingredients. I'm a surf and turf type of gal and loved the Mongolian style shaved lamb - yum! I also loved the assortment of noodles and was brave trying something green. I would love to visit again.

This place is great for those who love soup noodles and likes to add a little of whatever they…read morelike. It is a buffet of 50 small bins of uncooked foods you can select to put in your bowl and have it weighed and you choose your own broth and they cook it for you. Once it is cooked they bring it to your table and you can add a smaller selection of toppings. They also serve a wide selection of bubble teas. This place is small but was packed. True comfort food for all. My bowl was 18 euros including a bottle of ice tea. I noticed many got a large bowl and shared it with friends. Great for those with allergies or food restrictions. Even better that they accept credit cards as many places around here only accept Germany based credit cards.

This is basically the only boba place near the downtown area. It is located on the basement Level…read moreat the Hauptwache Station in the Allianz Passage. There are no tables or seats to sit and enjoy your drinks. The shop was very busy with a long line however it did not take long for them to make our drinks. My husband tried the Thai milk tea with coconut jelly and boba. His drink was too sugary and I did not care for the the coconut jellies. I ordered the iced taro milk tea with boba. The boba was cooked well and had good flavor but the drink was way too powdery and milky for me. Overall I wasn't too impressed. I'm willing to try it again. Next time maybe I will just have to try their classic milk tea with boba

Definitely a fusion type of cafe that mixed with different Asian food option (Chinese, Japanese,…read moreKorean, Thai..etc). However, their primary focus is Japanese sushi. The noodle was ok. The dim sum special likely (assuming) from frozen box. The service can be hit or miss. They do speak English, but primary German. I was a little disappointed after reading all the review. The location is at the side street and overall very clean.

I should have known better. I love in LA and sushi is a big part of our diet. After being in…read moreEurope for three weeks - I needed some. But I should have just waited. If you really like Japanese food or live in a place like LA or NYC with quality sushi - don't even think about it. Fish consists of shrimp, tuna and salmon and is average frozen quality. The preparations are all smothered in sweet sauce and mayo that isn't listed on the menu description for the dish. The rice was old and dry. It's - just not sushi. Worse - they have displays all over the restaurant with slide shows of nice fish, real wasabi root, elegant rolls - none of it is in the restaurant. We have better sushi at the grocery store in Los Angeles.

We were walking around Ktown and my husband wanted to try the pho here for lunch. They do have…read moreoutdoor patio seating however we wanted to sit inside. The decor was very beautiful and the bathrooms were clean. The pho arrived in a large bowl with a big portion of meat and noodles. It was filling however the pho was overly salty and heavy on the MSG. I felt paralyzed from all the monosodium glutamate in the broth and guzzled a liter of water immediately afterwards. Also they put tiny shards of lemongrass in the broth. I like lemongrass but it was very over powering and super annoying in my pho. Our server was nice but there was a slight language barrier and the wrong drink & appetizer was brought out. I would be willing to try this place again and order sushi or something completely different.

I had too much to drink on the 30th of December, cause it was my friend's birthday. The next…read moreday.....I was having one of the worst hangovers I've ever had. My boyfriend was hungry, and there was nothing I wanted to eat other than some pho. Yes...I have no clue why. Maybe because I saw one of my friends' post on Facebook that he and his wife had a bowl of Pho and it was awesome. I wanted something warm, good and soupy. We decided to just drive to Kaiserslautern and hope that one of the two Vietnamese places that we knew was open. Saigon was closed, according to him who called the place. We walked to this place, and yes it was open, thank god. He ordered sushi, egg rolls and chicken satay looking thing. I had no idea what he ordered cause I was so focused on pho. No I didn't see the sushi he ordered. He ate them like nothing, even before I had a chance to look at them. The egg rolls were alright, just typical egg rolls. My bowl of pho came with cilantros and bean sprouts in them already. No I absolutely hate bean sprouts. Eww, they look like ewww. So I picked every single one of them out to a plate. While I was working on making my bowl of pho edible for me, my boyfriend got his chicken satay with peanut sauce. He said he didn't like the fact that the chicken was deep fried which in his opinion didn't go well with peanut sauce. When I tried, it was alright. But who am I to know what the real Asian food is like?! I liked it. Finally I got to eat my bowl of pho. First off, a lot of beef. Yes, way more slices than I was used to back in Colorado Springs. Two, they were delicious....though cilantro stems weren't exactly my favorite, I do love cilantro in my pho. Three, not a big fan of flat glass noodles that they used. I don't remember the noodles being flat in CO, but I might be wrong. Overall, it was good. The service was not exactly the fastest, but the waitress was nice. Oh one thing, the female bathroom....well the gap between the door and the toilet when you open the door is actually skinnier than my leg. So you will have to stand with your legs apart before opening the door to get out of the bathroom. If you didn't have the same issue and you've been to this bathroom, well good for you. Maybe you should tell me what you did.