Gong Cha

Stumbled upon a small Gong Cha in Paris—cool to see it here! The menu is a bit different from the U.S. version I’m used to. I tried the brown sugar milk tea, and it was just okay—not the best I’ve had. You can order at the kiosk or directly with a staff member, which is convenient.

Super accommodating staff and service was fast 💖 dog-friendly place also ! 💖 You can customize the sweetness of your drink and it was easyt o communicate what I wanted. Very attentive servers, truly recommend the service! 💖

I am a local from Paris and know a lot of nice spots around the city for bubble tea. I can affirm in my honest opinion that this is the worst bubble tea I've ever tried my whole entire life. It was really blend and we waited for over 15 minutes. I really wish I could get my 5e back. I really don't understand how the rating is so high. I chose the Matcha and they straight up put it in the blender. Just to give you a taste of it, I will show you a picture so you can see the color. You will never see me again.

I took 2 drinks: milk foam and original milk tea w pearls. Yet, the service is good and atmosphere is ok. However, the taste of products is pale and too sweet, less smooth and fatty when we compare this to other places nearby.

I was introduced that this is the first Gongcha shop in Paris. You ordered from a machine just like in fast food chain McDonal and KFC. I ordered the strawberry matcha bubble milk tea. The taste was very normal, very light, I even couldn't feel the milk or the strawberry taste. The staff were friendly and offered to try sirop while waiting. But it was quite a while to take my drink although there weren't much customers. It was 6.3 for a small size of strawberry matcha bubble milk tea and I think it's quite pricy because the taste wasn't really good as expected. Machi Machi or Xingfutang are better in my opinion