This increases the chances of having more visitors crowded near the food cabinet, thereby getting more food orders as most of them will visit it as soon as they finish their bubble tea.

“Bubble tea soon became a hot-selling item in the market and the steady revenue of the tea shop has helped me clear my debt,” said the businessman. Hanlin now operates about 80 branches across ...

Studying the can, Liu said, “I am looking for anything that tells me where boba came from, and where boba came from is Taiwan. “I started this venture company for a lot of reasons, but really ...

"I'm concerned about this idea of disrupting or disturbing bubble tea, because it's something that's very near—" started Liu ... for anything that tells me where boba came from, and where ...

The wait is nearly over — the owners of Ravin's Donuts & Boba Tea will open their new Apple ... 15 at the new shop near the corner of Highway 18 and Rancherias Road. Store hours are 5 a.m ...

As much a textural marvel as a refreshing drink, bubble tea is one of Taiwan’s most renowned cultural exports. The eponymous ‘bubbles’ aren’t the result of carbonation, but a pile of chewy ...

The Marvel actor has called for social media users to stop attacking a Canadian drink company after he voiced concern over the company's Dragons' Den pitch A Canadian boba tea company has ...

So why is TikTok in an uproar over bubble tea — and cultural appropriation? The saga kicked off last week, when an episode of “Dragons’ Den” aired Thursday on Canadian network CBC.

A Canadian boba tea company has apologised after Marvel actor Simu Liu accused them of cultural appropriation on an episode of the Dragons' Den reality TV series. On an episode of CBC's Dragons ...

Simu Liu is hustling to turn down the heat on a Canadian bubble tea company after criticism of its televised sales pitch to the Marvel superhero boiled over online. After a video of ‘Barbie ...