Bubble tea is super popular and it's easy to see why, but can the eating the pearls in bubble tea make you sick? We ...

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Founded in Taiwan in the 1980s, bubble tea, a tea-based beverage that often contains milk, juice, and chewy tapioca, soon gained widespread popularity. At the turn of the millennium, the craze for ...

The milk tea market in Malaysia has seen a shift, with newer Chinese brands like Mixue and Chagee dominating the landscape, ...

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Originating in Taiwan in the 1980s, what is hailed as “bubble tea” on the East Coast is known as “boba” on the West. First sold in America via cafés in Southern California’s San Gabriel ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Bubble tea chain Chatime and its managing director Chen “Charlley” Zhao have been penalised for underpaying more than 150 ...

Chinatowns have been part of major North American cities since the first ones were established in the Bay Area around 1850.

Unlike Taiwan’s ubiquitous bubble tea, mixiang tea is still highly limited and largely off-the-radar ... If a farm has hosted ...

Bubble tea giant Chatime has been fined just over $120,000, after the retailer's Australian arm was found to have paid its "vulnerable workers" as little as $7.59 an hour to make hot and cold ...

Despite changing lifestyles, tea remains China's favorite drink - making the country the world's largest producer, exporter, and consumer. The earliest credible record of tea drinking in China ...

An XXL Bubble of Dreams has landed on the Georges terrace atop the Centre Pompidou. To coincide with the Surrealism ...