Queuing for 20-30 minutes for essentially a drink that has been available since I was a kid shows that even the classics can get hip and trendy.
It must have been the same time that my friends introduced this place to me for their bubble tea.
Their speciality is the "bubble" i.e. the black pearls (or does bubble mean something else?).
Soft and chewy, not too tough and hard, my friend from Hong Kong said you can't even get anything close in Hong Kong.
The flavour? It must be the Brown Sugar Milk Tea.
A bloody good drink for the 30 + degree weather we have been getting in Brisbane over the last couple of weeks.
A good alternative to my afternoon coffee habit, thankfully I don't drink afternoon coffee every day, if not I will be on sugar overload!
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Verdict: 4.5 stars out of 5 stars. There's another one in the city on Elizabeth Street and I can't help myself every time we walk past.
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Yesterday was a public hol in Malaysia, was in The Gardens and queue for Chatime was sooo long.
for some reason, i'm not a huge fan of bubble tea but i love the 'pearls'. :D
hazel tea shop should open in KL and take advantage of the bubble tea craze! :D
sean: haha i think they should open in melbourne n sydney!
mchin: haha pearls in coffee instead?
babysumo: crazy isnt?
Looks very nice, but I don't know where I can taste those black pearls, you really got my interest with this drink! London Storage
yeah people here line up for Chatime. I'm not a big fan of bubble tea, lucky.
Thats interesting... I know people in Sydney were going completely mad for Chatime and something else.. and the same here in Melbs...
Bubbletea craze is still ongoing, even down under it seems :D
judycooper: exactly, its been a substitute for coffee but more sugar..
augustdiners: well its pretty much just a part of life down under.
msihua: well i have seen cha time around here but haven't seen any long queues.
eiling: oh im a sucker for it.
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