Delicious Pho and banh mi. Came here on a whim in our first night out in Brussels and was not…read moredisappointed. The restaurant appeared to still be in construction in the back but that didn't take away from the taste of the food. They also had a nice selection of beer and non alcoholic beverages to choose from. I would come back again.

Had the taro boba tea with tapioca. Went back for another and had the classic black tea with milk…read more It was even better than the first! I didn't eat here but would have -- the bun and pho looked and smelled delicious!

Love love bubble tea. This chain is increasing their locations in Brussels. Authentic bubble tea…read morewith tasty bubbles as well as new innovative drinks as well. really enjoyed their bubbles - cooked just right and not too sweet, going very nicely with the classic Taiwanese milk tea. They have seating on two floors and tucked inside a little mall area in downtown Brussels.

This may have been the best boba I've ever had. I got the mojito with passion fruit bubbles, and it…read morewas amazing.

Best okonomiyaki I've ever taste in France. Not that expensive and the quality was really niceread more

Located off the main shopping strip in Antwerp, this hidden gem is busy to the tea! Pun intended…read more For those loving bubble tea that pops in your mouth or the familiar yogurt, they have more than enough choices. I personally went with the ice coffee while my gf chose the boba tea. Christmas, shopping, museums, boba tea and coffee! Happy holidays

Glad to find a bubble tea place in Europe that strives towards being authentic. They have many…read moredifferent kinds of toppings and flavored teas. As far as Europe standards go, quality is pretty good and the teas are well brewed. Was a bit sad because they had run out of boba already 1 hour before closing. We went back the next day to get bubble tea, tasted good, pretty standard.

From the owner: Bubble tea was originally invented in Taiwan during the 1980s. As in the name, most bubble tea…read moredrinks contain a tea base mixed with fruit flavor or milk. The fun of bubble tea comes from the small chewy tapioca balls, also known as the "Bubble" or "pearls" or different flavoured jellies. The drink is made in a variety of ways and has evolved over the decades. With over 20 different flavours and large selection of toppings at Bubble Bar, there is always something to suit everyone's taste!

Having already visited the 8tea5 bar in Antwerp, I decided to check out the new one in Ghent that…read moreonly opened recently. The man who took my order was very friendly and took care to explain the concept of bubble tea to people who might not be familiar with it and he presented the drinks they have on offer. I had a simple but nice fruit tea with boba, but their specials looked very good as well. The only downside is that there's not much space to sit. I got lucky because I walked in during a quiet moment, but shortly afterwards a long line began to form and most of those people were unable to sit down to enjoy their drink.

From the owner: Our business is specialized in Taiwanese bubbletea! Besides this we also love to experiment and…read moreexplore new flavors. Try two of our signature drinks: 'Mojito Bubbletea' and 'Oreo bubbleshake' are definitely worth a try!