I stopped by along the way of going to Jean Talon Market. It is really close to the Metro station…read moreand shares a space with a fried chicken place. Service is sufficient and competent. There is a bar with some stools along with some tables scattered with chairs. The outside of the building had picnic benches. The mango slush is decent and has a bit of mango puree at the bottom of the drink.

Presotea was my favorite boba place that I tried in Montreal. The variety of bobas all sound…read moredelicious and refreshing. I got the mango slush, which was a 5 out of 5. It's super refreshing and not too sweet. The tapioca pearls are cooked just right and are chewy. There was also bits of fresh mangos at the bottom, which was my favorite part of the drink! The staff were nice and the cafe was clean and had an adequate seating area.

Great boba shop! Got the aiyu drink and it was delicious. Absolutely loved the double layered…read morecup--keeps the cup dry and no condensation formed on it.

It was my first time trying bubble tea & I was very impressed by the sweet taste of my drink!read more

Easily the Best bubble tea in VSL and one of the best in town…read more My favs : Formosa Kyoto Okinawa Royal milk

Okay so i know I'm way late to the party but better late than never. Last week i googled Bubble tea…read moreand discovered that one of the top rated place in Montreal was basically in my backyard... I've gone by numerous times curious but never stopped. Last week i finally went and OMG that was goooooood what have i been waiting for all this time?? I had the salted caramel green tea simply delicious...I've had to resist the urge to go back daily since neither my wallet nor my waist can afford it..

TLDR: Small local independently-owned bubble tea shop. Tasty bubble tea. Friendly service…read more I was walking around my old 'hood in the sweltering heat lamenting on how everything has changed. What better way to cool down and to cheer up than with a cup of bubble tea. Or better yet, two, lol. I pulled out my UberEats app and searched for bubble tea near me and Theora showed up with a BOGO deal. I'm ok with being a double-fisted drinker, haha. I got a small mango green tea with mango agar jelly for $7.50 BOGO. What a great deal! I got no sugar and 30% ice and it was plenty sweet from the mango juice and jelly. The drink was delicious with a strong mango flavour and I tasted mango pulp. The jelly was chewy and delicious. Service was welcoming and friendly. It was also ready when the app said it was. There's some seating inside the shop. Decor is minimalist. The place is very neat and clean looking. Definitely recommend! Street parking only, although I came by foot. (115)

Very cute bubbletea shop with great tea quality especially the one used on the original bubble milk…read moretea! The texture of the bubbles was also chewy and just to my liking. I also ordered the strawberry matcha latte but that didn't stand out and tasted similar to many of the others I've had. Definitely still worth a visit and I'm glad I stopped by before I left Montreal!

Overall: B // 4 stars…read more Fascinated to see a Chicha San Chen in Montreal being much more lowkey and without a queue unlike the NYC one. They offer the same tea recipes like the Formosa Fruit Tea served to the exact same lovely and fruit-forward quality. I also like that this one has seasonal menu items to keep things interesting. On the other hand, I felt like the experience at this one was more of a standard tea chain whereas the one in NYC is aiming to be an elaborate process. Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

This is the best place to get tea or milk tea. They've won awards in Taiwan!…read more I personally enjoy the green tea and oolong tea. You can build your own drink with $5.95CAD as the base. I recommend adding fresh milk and/or boba. There's only one size. I passed by twice during the week and there was no line. Finally when I was here on a Sunday, there was a line out the door. They need AC inside!! It was so hot. There is no seating inside. It's quite tight inside, barely enough room for a line and a pick up area. There are a couple tables outside under the shade. Apple Pay/credit card accepted No bathroom No WiFi (This review is also posted on Google)

Tea was mid and way to sweet. The girl who took my order was chill, she spoke little English but I…read morecan't blame her. The ambiance was just like mid too. Overall mid, would not go back. Much better options available

After a heavy dumpling lunch nearby, the mango lychee drink was the right choice.  Simply delicious…read moreand refreshing. It was actually a nice warm day in Montreal and it quenched our thirst for our day of sightseeing around town.  The worker who takes your order is also the guy that makes your drink, he did a great job and move quickly!

Great experience and wonderful service!!! The salmon poke bowl is delicious and the boba is 10/10!read more

From the owner: Poke Island on St-Viateur serves fresh, high-quality poke bowls with generous portions and bold…read moreflavors. Customers love the perfectly balanced ingredients, from ultra-fresh salmon to tasty vegetarian options. The menu also features unique drinks like the ube latte. Open late until 3 AM on weekends, it’s a top spot for a satisfying meal any time of day. Whether you're craving a classic bowl or something new, Poke Island delivers a standout experience.

The Short Version: Bubble tea kiosk inside this mini food…read morehall in Old Montreal. I was shocked that in this touristy area I was able to score a bubble tea for $3.99. It was good too. The Long Version: I love bubble tea and always endeavour to try new bubble tea places whether at home or on vacation. One Babo was founded in Montreal, QC. I only later learned (after my visit) that it used to be called One More Thé, which was famous for its fat and short cups. I had bubble tea at One More Thé when they had a location in Les Cours Mont-Royal and I enjoyed it. Anyway, the One Babo location I went to no longer uses short fat cups, but just regular cups and they are paper which is the trend these days. Great for the environment, so I support, but less photogenic for sure, lol. The straw was plastic so it pierced the lid easily and I didn't make a mess which I always do with paper straws. I ordered at the ordering kiosk and was surprised to see they had promotional drinks for only $3.99. Well, I was all over that. Haha. I looked at the different varieties and they had a dragon fruit tea with green tea popping boba, which is what I got. I wanted zero sugar and less ice but there wasn't an option to indicate this at the kiosk, but the staff member said I could let her know the modifications and she would make it accordingly. When you say no sugar here, it truly is no sugar! I have found that at most bubble tea shops their base tea is already somewhat sweet so even when I order no sugar, it's still sweet, but not here. The tea was completely unsweetened even a bit bitter. My bad, lol. The popping boba added a splash of sweetness, but in the future, knowing what I know now, I will get a quarter sweet. I still enjoyed the drink and it had a potent tea flavour which I liked. Service was pleasant and the staff pointed out to me that the print on the cup was an Old Montreal landscape since their location is in Old Montreal. What a nice touch. This location is inside a mini food hall called Le Coin Gourmand. Other businesses in the food hall are Hectare Cafe (a Carribean coffee shop), Mel'Oui (a sandwich shop) and Quan An (a Vietnamese restaurant). In addition to bubble tea, they also sell food. I'll need to return to try their food and check out the other businesses (my husband did get a coffee at Hectare Cafe while I was at One Babo, but I want to try their Haitian pastries). Oh and I'll gladly try another drink at One Babo. Hopefully they continue to have some at promotional prices, lol. Review #211 (2025)

On a five day trip to Montreal, we rode our bikes to Marche Jean-Talon. We were taking our time…read morepicking the perfect lunch when we found Joshua's booth. We sat down on a gorgeous sunny October weekday at a picnic table he had in the back, and had one of the best meals of our whole trip. Pumpkin-lemonade that wasn't too sweet, roasted brussel sprouts, a zippy spiral cut squash salad, a cauliflower soup with coconut milk, and flatbread with beef kabob. All the vegetables were chosen from the farmer's market and then balanced perfectly into dishes that were competitive with one another-all stand out dishes. Kudos to this wonderful lunch and the man behind it.

Wonderful small stand at Jean Talon. When we visited they had a soup that was the absolute essence…read moreof asparagus and an eggplant and chickpea salad. We returned the next day for a repeat!!