We LOVEEEEEE Machi Machi, especially the Creme Brulee black milk tea! Sooooo creamy!…read moreMake sure to open the lid to enjoy the creme brulee first, then give it a swirl with your straw and enjoy the SUPER creamy milky tea, with bites of boba too. YUMMMMM. This location is conveniently located in the highly populated china town and George St too. Heard that Jay Chou founded this boba tea chain, so I wasn't surprised to hear 100% of his songs being played in store lol. Ye qu.

Really enjoyed the mini taro balls! I was worried because some places make their taro balls too…read moremushy but I really enjoyed it here as a boba alternative. The milk tea seemed to have good flavor but tasted a bit watered down, wish it was a little bit stronger.

Really dope boba shop with some unique flavors. Grab and go kinda place but the line can get…read moreexceedingly long. Worthwhile wait though. At the bottom of the station near the entrance to the trains.

Hands down best bubble tea in Sydney. The line is damn long but the service is fast. There's buy…read moreone get one free everyday. I usually stick to my regular: oolong MT and either pearls or herbal jelly. They just do something so right at this place. Damn them for not opening earlier in the day, hah. If the line is not crazy long and they're open, you can bet this is the place I'll get my BBT from.

I've been wanting to try this place ever since I walked by and finally had the chance to get a…read moredrink. I wanted something simple and opted for the CLASSICAL BUBBLE TEA. It was very simple in flavor. The tea flavor was not very strong and it was more of a milky flavor with an addition of some tea notes, but it wasn't bad. It was light and refreshing. I really liked the tapioca. It was soft and had the most perfect smooth consistency. I would order this drink again. It was simple, but done right. Overall, the shop is very cute, but with very little seating. The decor is cute and has inspiring quotes all around. I will be back.

Very good tea! They have a lot of varieties of drinks. I think the biggest difference is that the…read moreingredients are fresh and it doesn't look like they use powders like other boba tea places.

My favorite boba place during the entire Australian trip, and I've tried a lot of different ones in…read moreMelbourne/Sydney. Love the flavor variety, the ingenious boba names and the cute little shop. I went back for their Muscat Milk Tea with grapes and Sakura pearls twice in a day and tried some of their other flavors on other days during my trip as well. Well worth the travel. Still thinking about their Muscat Milk Tea six months since I returned to the US. Can y'all open a franchise near me please?

Very cute boba shop in Darling Square. Loved the different flavors offered, as well as the cute…read moredecor of the shop. Worth checking out when in the neighborhood!

The tea was irresistibly delicious and beautifully fragrant, perfectly enhanced by the creamy…read moreaddition of milk. The medium size hit the spot, but I couldn't help but wish I'd gone for the large--it was that good!

This was hands down our favorite place for boba in Sydney. Their hours were limited, but the…read morequality was there. We've had a lot of boba all of the SF Bay Area, but their "regular" boba was the absolute best we've ever had. Texture was consistent throughout, perfect chewiness, great flavor. Their drinks were all very well flavored, perfect level of ice, and not too sweet. I would say they are about a 25% - 50% level of sweetness compared to the drinks in the US at most places. They have milk tea, blended smoothy style, fruit drinks, and sparking / carbonated drinks. Their menu selection isn't huge, but they have a solid selection, and you can really taste the quality throughout all their drinks.

Whilst walking through the Westfield mall in Parramatta, the wife needed boba. After perusing the…read moremany options we chose The Alley LuJiaoXiang and ordered the Little Happiness milk tea which has a layer of read bean and boba with taro 4/5. Hit the spot as we shopped till we dropped :-)!

I love Chatime almost as much as I love Easy Way, but not quite. Established in Taiwan in 2005, the…read morefranchise has only recently made its way to our shores and I'd like to say a big, fat WELCOME, I'm so glad you came. The trend towards Asian-style flavoured tea drinks has ensured Chatime's success, and in a little over two years, twenty-six stores have opened around the country. And luckily for me one of them is in Burwood. Pick up a loyalty card because once you taste these little delights, you will be hooked. My favourite flavours are the Jasmine Green Milk Tea with the deliciously sweet and sugary pearls, and the Taiwan Taro. If that doesn't sound like your cup of tea (oh my, that's lame) you can choose from a variety of flavour categories such as: * Mellow Milk Tea * Fresh Tea * Oriental Pop Tea * Special fruit tea/ juice * Coffee * Smoothies Brewed on site, Chatime's tea is priced similarly to other flavoured-tea chains, and will cost you between $4 and $6 for a drink.

Great Customer service, great drinks, recommend this place it's great. One of the best bubble tea…read moreplaces in town family friendly and has such good boba.

Good lil drink chain offering an assortment of refreshments including milk and standard iced teas…read more Had the lychee green tea w coconut jelly, no sugar (although it was oddly sweet). Quick n refreshing and just as costly as running out to a SB ($4-6 depending on what you get) so might as well come here and try out something a lil diff on those hot days that simply demand a chilly drink. Cute name.. 'Cha' means tea in viet; athough, i don't think this joint is owned by viet ppl :P

Easyway or Chatime? Now that is the question. I'm in favour of the latter purely because when I…read moreorder a milk tea I actually want to taste the tea not sugar. Someone once told me the approximate amount of sugar in Easyway and its was something ridiculous. I'm sure Chatime has a tonne of sugar in it too, but it just tastes less sweet. Pearl milk or bubble teas are the most popular (I like mine vanilla or roasted milk flavoured) but a friend of mine swears by the fruit tea. You can control the sweetness and ice level. Normal sweetness and 1/4 ice is my order. So if you've never tasted a Taiwanese drink before, Chatime is a great place to start. Be adventurous (unlike me)!