Oh, we forgot to mention that if you don’t feel like leaving the house, Mr D can bring the goods right to your doorstep. It’s a bubble tea you can’t get it anywhere else, which makes it even more enticing than it already is. The bubble tea was only introduced in November last year but the iconic White Rabbit creamy milk candy with its edible rice paper wrapping that inspires it has been a Shanghai favourite since 1943. Their one-of-a-kind White Rabbit bubble tea is a drink you simply have to try.
Once you’ve satisfied your tummy and stocked up on the staples. You can even stock up on all the Asian staples – dashi stock, mirin, soy sauce, gochujang, frozen gyoza, dried seaweeds and mushrooms and a whole bunch more. This little gem just off the main road in Kenilworth Upper has something different on the lunch menu every day that’s always fresh and delicious too. It’s your southern suburbs one-stop shop for light meals, Asian groceries, and bubble tea of course. Operating times: Monday to Sunday 8 am to midnight.Location: Shop 43 Mojo Market, 30 Regent Road, Sea Point.Their teas are brewed freshly in store to ensure that us bubble tea lovers can be guaranteed flavours and fragrances that will our noses, tummies and souls all at once. Since it’s a build-a-drink kind of format, they have a list of top bubble-tea options to help guide any fellow indecisives (try the taro milk tea, one can never go wrong with taro).Īnd if you’re feeling peckish, there’s a range of poké bowls to choose from too. TeAwesome, a traditional Taiwanese Tea (otherwise known as bubble tea) and Juice bar was founded in 2015 and has simply been flourishing ever since. Operating times: Monday to Saturday 10 am to 6 pm | Sunday 10 am to 3 pmĪmidst the usual hubbub one finds within the Mojo Market on a busy Friday night when live music performances serenade the ears, or the crowd’s cheers from the live-streamed sports game synergise your own excitement, a bubble tea oasis can be found in the heart of it all.Location: 112 Dorp Street, Stellenbosch.It’s not just a pretty spot, it’s an Asian-inspired trifecta: Bubble tea, poké, and mochi desserts. Customers looking to grab a bite to eat can also order a healthy, tasty and filling poké bowl and those with a sweet tooth can choose from the variety of desserts available. With a choice of UJI matcha, ocean nectar, black tea latte and strawberry lover being just a few of the options on the menu, deciding which drink to order will be no easy feat.īut once you’ve conquered your indecisiveness, we guarantee it’ll well be worth it. Its iconic flower wall and cute pink accents will have you giddy before even getting your bubble tea. If you’re ever in Stellenbosch and yearning for some pink aesthetics and picturesque bubble teas, look no further than Booba Beautea. Operating times: Monday to Sunday 10 am to 7 pm.Location: V&A Food Market, 34A Dock Road, Waterfront.
You could also simply add it as a topping to any bubble tea on their menu. Royal Tea offers an entire selection of cheese teas ranging from Creamy Lime, the Royal Green, to Rose and Shine and a few more. The ultimate liquid dessert? Yes, we think so too.
Think an already perfect tasting oolong-based tea… then add a cream cheese topping to it. Have you heard of the cheese tea trend? And no we’re not talking about gouda and cheddar cheese, don’t worry. From Fruit teas to ‘smooteas’ and milk teas, Royal Tea uses only natural ingredients and premium teas straight from China, Japan and India that make for a bubble tea that will keep you coming back for more.
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