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Traditional Taiwanese bubble tea comes to Union Square this weekend

Bubble CiTea launch in Union Square. Supplied by Union Square/Instagram
Bubble CiTea launch in Union Square. Supplied by Union Square/Instagram

A traditional Taiwanese bubble tea counter promises to bring bubble tea with a bang to Aberdeen this weekend.

Bubble CiTea is bringing 20 different flavours of refreshing bubble tea to Aberdeen and are celebrating their grand opening on Saturday in Union Square.

Customers will be able to choose either a fruit, milk or a crushed ice base before adding in their choice of popping bubbles.

Adapting their flavours to suit the season, those ready for a refreshing bubble explosion can mix and match different tastes – from passion fruit and grape to brown sugar and pudding.

Bubble CiTea serve tradition Asian drinks. Picture supplied by Bubble CiTea/Instagram.

For chocoholics there is also a Oreo crunch or chocolate milk tea on offer – which can also be topped with bubbles of your choice.

All teas are freshly brewed and shaken to each individual order by highly trained bubble baristas.

Traditional roots

The team initially launched their first store in 2013 after chief executive Suneet Sachdeva returned from his travels in Asia and Australia and found himself craving the traditional, fresh flavours of the unique Taiwanese beverage.

And with that they promise that each individual order is of 100% Taiwanese authenticity.

Now you can discover the taste too by heading down to Union Square at 10am where secret giveaways will be taking place all day.