Fat Straw Bubble Tea Novels & Stories

"Uh, a salted caramel with tapioca. Then a choco matcha with tapioca as well. Then, a strawberry with nata. Everything is large and take out." The sister in front of me nodded and punched the screen. "That would be 330 pesos Ma'am," I received 500. "I received 500 pesos." My sister reached for change and pushed me aside. After 3 minutes, my order arrived. I thanked the crew who handed me the order. Then go to where Anne is sitting. "Let's go," he stopped talking on the cell phone and stood up. "Hey! Who's that one for?" In line, I thought of giving Ethan milktea as well. Because...there's nothing. I don't even know what flavor he likes. But I remembered what he used to drink on set, it was s

It’s that when your IQ is well above average, almost everyone seems stupid to you. Just like this past Sunday, the park is relatively empty. Personally, my favorite part about coming to the park is the little food truck that parks across from the park. They make this amazing coconut boba milk tea. It’s not that I don’t enjoy walking Bubbles. It’s that the greatest perk of it is getting to drink my favorite boba tea every single time. Most importantly, it fits perfectly into my macros diet, so I feel absolutely zero shame…except for the $30 I spend on it weekly.

She kissed our baby's nose. “Don’t worry Kiddos, I can’t hurt this being who saved my life.” Before I could raise my voice to protest, they already vanished as their image in my eyes faded. How did a mere kitten who almost buried in snow saved her life? What’s in front of us was the server named Gretel. A sixteen-year-old red-headed gal with freckles on her cheeks. She snapped her finger. And that’s how my brown sugar bubble tea appeared on our table. They presented it at 16 oz. Mason jar with bamboo straws.

I couldn’t be more happy. “Gosh! I love my mixed and matched milk tea!” Sheena shrieked as she sipped on from her drink. The café did match its name: Mix and Match Café. We enjoyed the mixing and matching of different ingredients. Mine had a lot of whip cream on the top, sprinkled with chocolate syrup. I really love chocolate, that's why mine has a lot of it. “Should we study bartending in free college?” I laughed at them. “Why don’t you just put up a cafeteria? I'll work for you, two.”

Lin Lin was trying hard to stretch up to see what that was but she was too far to even hear them. Lin Lin was covering her face with the menu. She would stretch her head up to see them from time to time and when they looked around, she would cover herself. Yichen found the girl on the far corner a little weird. He kept on looking at her with suspicious eyes. “Excuse me miss, what can I offer you?”, The waitress came towards Lin Lin. “Bubble Milk tea” “Anything else?!” “Nothing more”, she was still looking at them. “Your order will be ready soon…”, the waitress went off, she also found Lin Lin a little weird.

Both were hungry after a long day on set, so they decided to grab some pastries at a nearby bakery. "This bakery is famous for its croissants; let's try them. Their taro milk tea is also delicious," Aurora suggested, her eyes gleaming at the thought of good food. Lani followed Aurora's suggestion, and they ordered two croissants and two cups of taro milk tea. Lani was conscious about maintaining her figure, so she ordered hers with 30% sugar. "Please wait a minute; our staff will bring your food right over," the shop owner said as he took their order.

“Working hours for starters are from 8 am till 2 pm. Your pay is twenty-five dollars per hour, and you can take extra hours if you so wish. You’re expected to be punctual and tidy, but I’m sure that shouldn’t be hard for you, right?” I nodded. “It’s not a problem.” I picked up a sample of the menu lying on the counter top. I skimmed through it, noting the lack of student-friendly drinks. “If I may,” I cleared my throat and looked up at Adonis, “I think there’s something wrong with your menu.” He raised a brow, and those eyes sparkled. “What could it be?” “This area is a student-friendly place,” I started. “Drinks like boba, dalgona, milk tea, and many others are popular with students. Not es

Corinne snorted and said, "I don't want water. I want bubble tea!" Jeremy nodded dutifully and looked at Francine. "Go buy her some bubble tea. Quarter sugar and quarter ice. Be back as soon as you can!" Francine's mind went blank for a moment, but she soon realized that Jeremy and Corinne were about to reconcile. She immediately grinned and said, "On it! I won't be long! One bubble tea coming right up!" She turned and ran off.

Bubble tea back then was still made with non-dairy creamer, but it tasted good—a nostalgic flavor of the era. He handed her the worksheet, his attitude much gentler this time. "Please, just do this set for me. Otherwise, I don't know how to explain it to Vance." He looked genuinely pleading. Rebecca sipped the bubble tea. Since she had already accepted the drink, refusing felt awkward. She picked up the pen, took another sip, and started working through the questions. He watched from the side. His expression shifted from relief to wide-eyed astonishment and then complete disbelief. His mouth hung open wide enough to fit an egg.

said Janus, adjusting the volume and connecting the recording device Newin was using to his laptop so everyone could hear their conversation. "What are you selling, Khun? It smells so good," a man said. "Hot drinks, sir," Newin replied. "Nam bai toey, nam khing, nam gek huay. Cha yen is also available, sir." "I don't understand. What was that, the one you mentioned earlier?" "Pandan leaf tea, ginger tea, chrysanthemum tea, and Thai tea, sir. I also brought sticky rice balls, pandan coconut pudding, and pandan pancakes. They go well with hot drinks."