The Top 15 Must-Try Bubble Tea Shops in Paris!

Oh, the city of love! Filled with romance, breathtaking architecture and amazing shopping, Paris has one more thing that they’re in abundance of: that’s right, bubble tea! The sugar drink originating from Taiwan took the world by storm, marking its legacy on every country that’s ever been exposed to it. Paris is no stranger to the delicious tapioca pearls. In fact, the Parisians love it!

The romantic city Paris is scattered with bubble tea shops everywhere, and some might even have swapped a classic coffee date to a bubble tea date! From classic Taiwanese chains to locally-born boba cafes, each and every one of them offers a fresh take on the bubble tea. Here’s the top 15 bubble tea shops in Paris that you should not miss!

1. Bubbolitas Paris

Located in the heart of Paris, Bubbolitas Paris is one of the more known bubble tea shops in the whole city. With an extensive range of flavours, types of bubble tea including fruit tea, milk tea and even slushies — with tapioca pearls of course — this shop changes a single flavour each month, also known as their monthly flavour! They’re always packed with people daily, each customer craving for their Bubbolitas fix.

Aside from the boba beverages, Bubbolitas also serves desserts, so why not try to experiment with a few kinds of pairings with bubble tea flavours?

2. Laize

If you’re looking for a bubble tea that has intense tea levels, well, look no further. Laize is just that. Serving authentic bubble tea with flavours that range from classic to uncommon, this cosy bubble tea shop is no stranger to the locals of Paris. Flavours like Caramel Earl Grey with Brown Sugar may sound rather odd, but customers love it!

Take some time out of your day to dine here, sipping boba from a glass with a stainless steel straw. You might be out of luck on the weekends, though, as it can get crowded then.

3. Yinyoo

Located in a convenient place but just far away enough from the hustles and bustles of the noisy main street is a small bubble tea shop called Yinyoo. Serving milk tea, fruit tea, soft serves as well as desserts on their menu, customers cannot stop talking about how authentic-tasting the bubble tea from here are.

They have customised sugar levels, and a twist to the classic bubble milk tea flavour, the sesame milk tea. With super efficient customer service and neat interior decor, it’s a great place for a tea break with your friends and bond over boba.

4. The Alley

Found in the Opera alongside a number of Japanese restaurants, this bubble tea chain never disappoints. The constant long queues all day long is proof of just that, some of which often drop by to get their dose of The Alley’s Brown Sugar Milk Tea, a brand classic and all-time favourite among the customers.

A little heads up, though. Sugar level are able to be customised, and The Alley sometimes goes a bit too sweet. It’s recommended to down the sugar a notch when you’re getting a boba here.

5. Chatime

Another worldwide-famous chain is none other than Chatime. While it also never disappoints, its menu remains constant and classic.

Unlike its rivals, Chatime doesn’t always have an upgrade of flavours, making it more of a go-to, convenient option as it has outlets everywhere. However, even with that said, there’s always a line coming out of the bubble tea shop. No one can resist a good ol’ Chatime boba.

6. Zen Zoo Tea Bar

Building up quite a talk around town, Zen Zoo Tea Bar uses fresh and quality ingredients for both their food and beverages. While more famously known for their Taiwanese food, it has recently been getting more and more recognition for their wide tea range of bubble tea. With customisations of toppings and sugar levels, craft your own personalised cup of boba, completing it with soft and chewy tapioca pearls at the bottom.

7. Bubble T Paris

Quite an underground bubble tea shop. Bubble T Paris is a cute, cosy family shop that sells bubble tea and also American candy. With fresh and quality ingredients, as well as syrups and tapioca pearls that are home-made, there’s nothing more unique and authentic than that.

There’s a huge variety of toppings, including sugar pearls and bursting fruit pearls, as well as tea flavours, including the classics, taro and rubis. Stray away from the main street and spend some time with a cup in hand at Bubble T in their chill store ambience.

8. Chamie Bubble Tea

A small, cute find in the busy tourist area lies Chamie Bubble Tea. While the price differs from that of other bubble tea shops, it’s definitely worth the extra few bucks. Chamie Bubble Tea uses quality ingredients and refrain from using powders and syrups.

The fresh taste of their bubble tea lingers in the mouth as this shop uses real fruits. Also known for their fresh tapioca pearls which is brewed daily, Chamie Bubble Tea is a good place for a “kick back and relax” kind of thing.

9. Theobul – Bubble Tea Bar

Another one off the fresh bubble tea list is Theobul. This bubble tea bar brews their tea from tea leaves, uses real fruits for flavours and makes their own tapioca pearls to keep everything fresh daily. With interesting flavours like Ovaltine and Speculous, you’re always guaranteed to get a high quality cup of bubble tea from Theobul!

10. Bubble Tea Bunny

Unfortunately, even though it’s in the name, Bubble Tea Bunny does not have bunnies at their bubble tea shop. However, they do have sweet bubble tea and delicious desserts to pair that makes up for the absence of the bunnies. From milk teas to fruit teas, there are options for hot or cold drink, customisations to your boba cup and food to go along. Try the Coconut Taro Bubble Tea with Pudding, it might blow your mind!

11. Doriimu

Advanced and tech-savvy, place your order at Doriimu through a touch screen ordering machine. Offering options for lactose-intolerant drinkers, customisations for sugar levels and toppings, Doriimu is nothing short of an excellent bubble tea shop.

Their flavours are constantly changing depending on the month and season to keep things fresh, just like their ingredients. With a wide range of classic flavours as well as some you have never even heard of and can only be found here, like the Devil Bubble with Oreo, you’ll be back here more than once to try them all!

12. O’NAICHA

Spacious, conveniently located and fresh boba? Yes, please! O’NAICHA keeps the quality and uniqueness of their beverages by making their in-house tapioca pearls. With a wide variety of flavours that reinvents the traditional bubble milk tea, you have to try a cup to believe it!

While they’re popular for their bubble tea recently, O’NAICHA also has an amazing food menu for lunch, dinner or basically any occasion. Why not take a meal break as well as get your daily dose of boba right here? Kill two birds with one stone!

13. Bubble House – Bubble Tea Bar

Located in Chinatown, Bubble House is extremely popular in the area, and locals even travel here to get a cup of their bubble tea. While their entrance and seating on the first floor is a bit small, they have a spacious second level so you can comfortably choose your seating. From fruit teas to milk teas, a highly recommended drink and customers’ favourite is the Taro Bubble Tea.

14. O’Bubble

Oh, bubble indeed! O Bubble is more famous amongst tourists than locals, but their reputation is impeccable regardless. With a vibrant and relaxing ambience, O Bubble offers a huge range of bubble teas, including fruit teas and milk teas. Pair your boba with a bagel or cookie, or you might just go all out and get a full on dish. It’s said the food here tastes good as well!

15. Gourmandises de Paris – Bubble Tea

While most people go to Gourmandises de Paris for the pastries and desserts, they usually leave with a cup of bubble tea in hand. While the sweetness of the cakes and the deliciousness of the pastries are the main attraction, the bubble tea is not far behind to steal the spotlight. Fresh and yummy, you ought not to miss this one!

Paris is full of bubble tea shops, and you don’t even have to worry about not knowing what “bubble tea” in French is — it’s already becoming a universal language, connecting people to each other. So while you plan a romantic holiday to the city of love, take note of these top bubble tea shops before you go!

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