Bubble tea shops in Taiwan

Buy bubble tea in Denver, Colorado
Hong Kong Cafe was in the advance guard of tea shops, opening nearly three years ago on the border of Denver and Aurora. First-timers should go with a classic Hong Kong-style iced milk tea, a bracingly strong brew tempered with a dose of sweetened condensed milk.
Variety is Kung Fu's calling card, with an almost intimidating selection of hot and cold beverages. Uncommon fruit flavors, puddings, jellies, tapioca balls, sweet beans and popping bubbles present so many possible combinations that rookies might stall out at the counter for minutes.
Tea Cloud is a little cluttered and dim, but an impressive collection of loose teas is perfect for hard-core aficionados who find themselves searching for a fix downtown.
The Volcano Tea House menu doesn't look quite as overwhelming, but there are still several styles, with bobas, jellies, puddings and sweet beans as add-ins.

Buy bubble tea in San Jose, California
This new Taiwanese-style cafe specializes in milk and flavored teas, frozen slush drinks, snacks and more. If you're going the tea route, expect to see offerings such as jasmine green tea, winter melon with tapioca pearls or matcha and red bean milk tea.
Read the full article HERE by Hoodline, abc7news

Buy bubble tea in New Haven, New York
Vivi’s serves bubble milk black tea, which is an iced beverage sold all over Taiwan. Additionally, customers can choose to have their bubble tea infused with flavors such as mango, ginger, and coconut.
Read the full article HERE by Johnny Gross, The Yale Herald

Buy bubble tea in New York
Anda Cafe is a neighborhood tea joint that specializes in bubble tea and snow ice, as well as Asian snacks and dishes. On the drinks menu, look for offerings like the grapefruit Yakult yogurt drink, the fresh mango smoothie, and the Trinity milk tea, which comes with tapioca, grass jelly and pudding.
The Chinatown branch of CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice is one of the latest locations for the world's largest bubble tea chain. On the menu, look for classic bubble tea drinks like Assam, taro or jasmine milk tea.
This latest joint comes from Vivi Bubble Tea, a popular chain based in New York. Vivi specializes in milk teas, fruit teas, ice jelly drinks and snacks. Look for the almond milk tea, a grapefruit pulp tea and a kumquat lemon ice jelly tea.

Buy bubble tea in Columbia, Missouri
At Bubblecup Tea Zone, classic milk teas are offered in any number of creamy and fruity combinations. There are flavors considered traditional and other “American” tea flavors such as lemon, raspberry, and peach. Other unique offerings include green apple, watermelon, passion fruit, caramel, lavender, rose, and honeydew. Sea salt teas and coffee are also available.
Read the full article HERE by Janese Heavin, Columbia Business Times

Buy bubble tea in San Francisco, California
To celebrate the coming of Spring, Boba Guys is launching four new drinks with an emphasis on fresh flavors. You can now sample Purple Rain, Kiwi Guava, Arnold Palmer and the Matcha Arnold Palmer. Their most-photographed beverage would likely be the strawberry matcha latte, which has a lush pink strawberry puree base layer, organic milk center (which can be substituted for a variety of plant and nut milks), topped with freshly-whipped umami-filled matcha. They purposely leave it unshaken so you can see three distinct, eye-catching layers.
Read the full article HERE by Natasha Zouves, abc7 News

Buy bubble tea in Cincinnati, Ohio
Centerville-based Millions of Milk Tea is opening its first Cincinnati-area location at Cincinnati Premium Outlets in Monroe. Bubble tea flavors include black and green teas as well as milk teas like Oolong milk tea and Oreo milk tea. The retailer will also serve espressos and "Milk Strikes," which include matcha milk and ginger milk.
Read the full article HERE by Andy Brownfield, Cincinnati Business Courier

Buy bubble tea in Taipei, Taiwan
Chun Shui Tang is perhaps the most well-known bubble tea chain not just in Taipei, but in Taiwan, claiming to be the ones who created bubble tea (and sparked the whole craze) back in the 80’s.
50 Lan is a prominent bubble tea franchise in Taipei, and in case you didn’t know, the parent brand of KOI, a well-loved bubble tea franchise in Singapore.
Chen San Ding sits in the food and nightlife district of Gongguan, where many local youths from nearby universities typically hang out.
Kenting Dan Dan Milk Tea is supposedly popular in Southern Taiwan, where Kenting is – hence making it an under-the-radar gem for locals and tourists alike in Taipei!
If you are more of a fruit tea person, you’ll probably love Yi Fang Fruit Tea. This franchise has a huge menu of both fruit and milk teas.

Buy bubble tea in Austin, Texas
There are two locations planned, one at 13201 Ranch Road 620 North in Cedar Park and the other by campus at 2025 Guadalupe Street. The menu offers myriad options for hot or cold beverages, including brewed tea, milk tea, coffee drinks, yogurt drinks, and smoothies, as well as toppings like basil seeds, red bean, coconut jelly, and of course pearls.
Read the full article HERE by Erin Russell, Eater Austin