Fancy a sweet drink with tapioca pearls or coconut jelly? Bubble teas will quench your thirst in summer and warm your heart in winter. Where are the best bubble tea shops in Luxembourg? Our perfect composition? In summer (well, for the three-week period when it’s above 20 degrees), a cold jasmine tea without ice cubes, 100% sugar, coconut jelly, or in winter (from September to June), a hot black tea with brown sugar and tapioca pearls. Expect to pay €6.50 on average for a medium-sized drink.
Guo Cha Club
Located in the Ville Haute of the capital, this tea room offers bubble tea, as well as iced fruit teas such as the delicious Mango Green Tea or Brown Sugar Milk Tea. The latter is the most authentic of all the drink options and is reminiscent of Taiwan. There are Yakult drinks, very popular in China, and Cheesy Top (not quite to our taste). The selection is limited for the milk teas, but very wide for the fruit teas.
Guo Cha Club gives us a taste of Asia with its handcrafted creations Photo: Guo Cha Club
T. Zone Boba
Opposite the Guo Cha Club in Luxembourg City is another tea room that focuses on bubble teas. Special mention goes to the Rose green milk tea, whilst the variety of toppings is also a delight. Spacious and beautifully decorated, the place also serves Hong Kong waffles. And for those who like board games, there are a few available for a quick game between two bubble teas.
In the tea room, you can have a drink while playing board games. Photo: T. Zone Boba
Miss Tea & Coffee
In the Gare district, this new spot also offers a wide selection of bubble teas. There are also milk-based drinks, fruit teas, crème brulée drinks, plain teas and sparkling fruit drinks. And as the name suggests, there’s also an impressive range of lattés.
Hot and cold teas and coffees just a stone’s throw from the station. Photo: Emilio Naud/Maison Moderne
H! Tea
In the heart of Dudelange, this spacious tearoom offers a wide range of bubble teas and fruity drinks. You’ll find classic black or green tea bases, accompanied by fruity flavours such as mango, lychee or strawberry, as well as milk-based options such as taro or matcha. The toppings are not to be outdone, with tapioca pearls, fruit popping boba and flavoured jellies. The restaurant also serves ramen and Chinese or Japanese snacks, for those who are hungry as well as thirsty.
As well as offering bubble teas, Hi Tea also serves a range of Asian dishes. Photo: Emilio Naud/Maison Moderne
Lux Boba
In Esch-sur-Alzette, on the ground floor of the Belval Plaza. Lux Boba offers a varied menu featuring bubble teas. You’ll find black, green or oolong tea bases, to which are added gourmet or fruity flavours such as taro, matcha, mango or strawberry. In addition to these must-haves, Lux Boba also offers Vietnamese coffees under the Café Saigon brand.
Lux Boba offers a rich and varied menu, focusing on bubble tea and unique signature drinks. Photo: Maëlle Hamma/Maison Moderne
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