Bubble Tea - Anthem

[pasodancer]

Does anyone know if any of the venues make Bubble Tea on Anthem?

[wendychloecruiser]

I’ve never seen bubble tea on any ship I’ve been on.

[gerif]

I’ve never seen bubble tea on any ship I’ve been on.

Ditto.

[pasodancer]

That's what I thought. Was hoping because it is becoming so popular (at least in my area) that perhaps the ships would begin to make it.

 

TY for much for your replies!

[ONECRUISER]

Agree, not Anthem but haven't seen it on any other Royal ships and my Girls(Ex/Daughter/Grand) Love Bubble Tea...

[rkkunk]

Okay, am I the only one here who does not know what bubble tea is?

 

 

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[Merion_Mom]

Google is your friend. Shake hands.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_tea

[pasodancer]

Life-long coffee drinker here and was very hesitant to try Bubble Tea. My GF brought me one - and I've been hooked ever since. Also love to take one home & put in freeze then next day bring it out - will last me for hours. Very addictive for me.

[cb at sea]

Nope..you're not the only one who hasn't heard of "bubble tea"!

[rkkunk]

Yes, Google is my friend. I guess that I didn’t think about it for this.

Thanks for the link. I think I’ll leave that drink for others to enjoy. Tapioca balls in my drink does not sound appealing to me.

Enjoy!

 

 

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[pasodancer]

The original bubble tea, also called pearl milk tea, is basically brewed black tea or green tea mixed with milk, sugar and chewy tapioca pearls, and usually served cold with ice.

Fruit-flavoured bubble tea is also available in an assortment of flavours such as mango, lychee, strawberry, honeydew and green apple. Fruit purees (natural or sweetened), flavoured syrups or fresh fruits are added to the base tea for the fruity taste.

[ChickonRules]

Oh man! I wish there was bubble tea. I guess it's a good thing because I would over indulge :D.

[gerif]

The original bubble tea, also called pearl milk tea, is basically brewed black tea or green tea mixed with milk, sugar and chewy tapioca pearls, and usually served cold with ice.

Fruit-flavoured bubble tea is also available in an assortment of flavours such as mango, lychee, strawberry, honeydew and green apple. Fruit purees (natural or sweetened), flavoured syrups or fresh fruits are added to the base tea for the fruity taste.

My local Chinese take out place carries a ton of flavors but doesn’t do anything for me.

[pasodancer]

Bubble tea isn't for everyone - it is something out of the ordinary which is probably why it is growing in popularity until the next fad comes along! :D

[starvenger]

Yes, Google is my friend. I guess that I didn’t think about it for this.

Thanks for the link. I think I’ll leave that drink for others to enjoy. Tapioca balls in my drink does not sound appealing to me.

Enjoy!

I’m sure many before you have said the same thing. But it works. In any event most places also offer shredded flavoured jelly, or you can simply go without, so you’ve got options.

[LadyShiva]

Another spelling: boba tea.

 

I believe I have had it as a one-off premix outside the buffet on a table. They were weird flavors (green color or mango flavor?) so quite the letdown. Had to be Jewel of the Seas or Allure, if it was RCI. Not a normal offering.

 

Royal tea + boba get me through Dragon boat races! :)

[Ashland]

Yes, Google is my friend. I guess that I didn’t think about it for this.

Thanks for the link. I think I’ll leave that drink for others to enjoy. Tapioca balls in my drink does not sound appealing to me.

Enjoy!

 

 

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I agree....I'd rather leave the Tapioca balls in my "pudding".

[Ukigirl]

I hate tea, my mom used to make me drink it when I didn’t feel well. I tried bubble tea couple years ago and I love it.