Refresh with Bubble Tea on Española Way
Whenever I move to a new city, I always seek out a spot for bubble tea nearby. Coming to South Florida, I was a bit disheartened when my options were slim to none. Fortunately, momoCHA Teahouse has set up shop on Española Way and now I can appease my bubble tea cravings any day of the week.
momoCHA Storefront
For those not familiar with bubble tea, it is a Taiwanese drink traditionally made with a blend of red tealeaves, milk, and fruit or fruit syrup. It can be customized to suit your tastes with a variety of tealeaves, fruits, and additions to choose from. One of the most popular bubble teas is “pearl milk tea,” which includes small chewy, candy-like balls made of tapioca starch. On our South Beach food tour, we serve a lychee tea with these treats.
Bubble Tea
Bubble tea gets its name from the little foamy bubbles that form at the top of a drink after being shaken with the special machinery.
Bubble Tea Machine
On a hot Miami day, there’s no better way to cool off than with a bubble tea mixed to your liking. With one look at the menu, you see the options are endless!
By Miami Food Blogger, Cassie Glenn
