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.

You gotta love a name that you want to repeat again and again - and BobaJam is one of those…read more Bobajam bobajam! It's a welcoming little spot on Dean St which is now the quieter part of Soho due to Crossrail construction, but it's a perfect place to sugar up and chill out. The wooden benches are not the most comfy (a lil shallow maybe) but the staff are friendly and some of the desserts look stonking. I would happily come back and try loads of stuff from the menu, but this time we just got a regular bubble tea with warm hazelnut milk and mango chewy bits (decoco apparently). The cup exploded a lil when we pierced it, but that's no biggie. I'll be back!

Cute little shop that puts in a lot of effort into their presentation. I had the matcha ice dessert…read moreand an americano. It's literally a bowl of shaved matcha ice with a scoop of ice cream on top.

Delicious taro milk tea here. We loved that they offered both organic soy milk and oat milk as milk…read moreoptions, and they have so many options for different types of boba or jellies! I'd love to come back and try more.

Was hesitant with the reviews but oof I loved this place! First off, super cute inside! Service was…read morereally friendly and helpful (they offer to make a hole in your lid because it's paper straws). I ordered the rose milk tea with tapioca pearls and found it to be so refreshing, perfect sweetness and a great, light rose flavor! Would happily come back whenever in London (:

Date & Time: Friday September 6, 2019 @ 10pm London Time…read moreBoba Date: The Husband Scene: Groups in Sweaters, Skirts and Boots; Sloane Ranger Style Decor: Step Inside this IG Ready Boba Shop w/ Neon Signage. Like Every Place in Europe it is Quaint & Charming Imbibe: Sun Moon Lake Black Tea & Strawberry Milk Panna Cotta Total: 10.50 British pounds

11.1o.19 My friend…read morewanted to come here to try the tea. This place is small, they only had a few short stools for you to sit and wait for your drink. Cash only. Since they had hot tea and it was a cold day so I got a Sun Moon Lake Black Tea. It was pretty good, sweet but not too sweet. But it wasn't very hot. It was more like lukewarm. So it was alright. As I got to the bottom of the drink, I realized something was in the cup and I discovered a tea bag in there. How interesting. But as we already all knows that's how these places make a profit. But I don't know about the part leaving a tea bag in there or call lukewarm hot. Ehhhh

Drink: had their milk tea with boba and was prety good…read more Service: made to order Design: small modern interiors with a Japanese feel Overall: if you want some good boba in London Soho area, then check out this place

Nice Bubble Tea spot where you can either order with the tablets at the counter or directly online…read more I had a Jasmine Milk Tea with Matche Cheese which was really good but a bit pricey compared to other spots (£7 for a regular size).

Really good bubble tea place in Chinatown! It's a small place with limited indoor seating, but a…read moresuper cute vibe. I tried the Midnight Blueberry and it was delicious (I'm not even a huge blueberry fan). Definitely recommend if you're a bubble tea lover!

Stopped by Cuppacha on a recent visit to London, as I love bubble tea and have many locations to…read morechoose from in our area, and this was the first one we saw in London Chinatown. The shop was packed with customers. It was 30 minutes before closing. I ordered the lychee green tea with popping boba. We waited for 20 minutes as it seemed they were out of fresh tea and many customer had been waiting for their orders. My number was called after the long wait and they mentioned that they had run out of popping boba!!! Did not offer to refund the money and asked what I wanted to do!!! I had no other choice as I did not want the regular boba.... I was just ready to take the tea and leave, which is what I did. Nothing memorable about the tea flavor, customer service or lack of, or the experience.

So good - would return. Like it so much we might go to the Paris one. Got the signature brown sugar…read more- was very flavorful. Boba is made and harvested in front of you which is pretty cool. Service was terrible - cashier yelled at my niece. In all fairness, she yelled at everyone so my niece wasn't exactly targeted :D My brother's didn't sit so well with him. - he got the brown sugar with coffee? Paper straws disintegrated before I could finish my drink. Ambiance was small and kind of ghetto but definitely a hidden gem.

They have a giant wok with brown sugar & boba near the window. Looks fresh & Boba had the perfect…read moreconsistency-chewy but not mushy & hard. I had the matcha red bean & taro: has a lot of stuff in there which I enjoyed not just filled with milk like other spots. Staff didn't help much, couldn't explain drinks, & mean to all customers.

I came here on a weekday evening and it was very quick to order. I got a Rose Milk Tea with Pearls…read moreand Strawberry Jelly. Both the tea and boba were definitely sub-standard and could have been much, much better. The only saving-grace was the Strawberry Jelly. They have alcoholic boba on their menu and it's definitely something that I haven't seen on a menu before. It would be cool to try this another time.

From the owner: Bubbleology tea bars serve fruit and milk teas brewed fresh, shaken over ice like a (non-alcoholic)…read morecocktail and customised with a variety of toppings. Bubbleology only uses freshly brewed Jasmine and Assam tea, with all drinks handmade to order. All teas are also 100% vegetarian and flavours can be mixed and matched and can be served both hot and cold and without tapioca or sweetener. Bubblelology has 70 stores in total including outlets in Topshop Oxford Circus, Harvey Nichols, Westfield Stratford, Notting Hill and South Kensington - in addition to Bluewater, Sheffield, Leeds and USA, Europe and UAE. Bubbleology can also deliver up to 25 drinks in central London, or bring a pop up Bubbleology bar to any event in order for its expert Bubbleologists to serve up fresh bubble tea to guests.

First time trying "milk tea" in London and thought it was okay. Was surprised to see such an…read moreauthentic milk tea shop in London as they had a lot of the flavors you would expect to see from a traditional milk tea store in Asia. Ordered the medium Woo Milk and was surprised to see that there was brown sugar mixed into it which I appreciated. The flavor was good but it got too much like just milk very quickly and the pearls were quite hard. In addition, it was a bit pricey but I guess that's what you get in London. Overall, very okay milk tea place. I will say that the cups are extremely cute though.

Date & Time: Friday September 6, 2019 @ 11pm Boba Date:…read more The Husband Scene: Groups of Asians in Crop Jackets, Burberry Scarf, A-Line Skirts & White Kicks Decor: Enter this Postage Stamp Size Boba Shop w/ Counter Standing Room Only Service: Kind, Quick, Efficient Imbibe: Woo Milk Boba Total: 4.95 British Pounds