Artease Cafe (Closed)

well Singapore has only a few such bubble tea with food outlet.this is a new shop which i recently knewtheir bubble tea are nice~ they do have a variety of food~price wise not too expensive!i find that it is good for us to chill out and relax.. and good for bubble tea lovers!

Having walked past the artease shop a couple of times whenever i am at cineleisure but have never tried their milk tea before. So this time round i decided to give it a try and ordered my all time favourite hazelnut milk tea. There was an option on whether you can choose to have big pearls or small pearls and i chose the big pearls. They were quite generous with the pearls. You could also choose the sugar level too. Mine costs around $2.90. I was kind of disappointed after drinking it because it

Love artease the most as compared to the other bubble tea shop such as Gong Cha, Koi, Cup walker, Okay Tea and Eskimo. The milk tea is nicely brewed, with the strong tea smell and the nice milk taste and the bubble is very chewy. Thus, I have ordered the larger cup for $3.70.

I'm a fan of bubble milk tea, so I have never tried Artease whenever I pass by. Finally got to try it as it was very late and there isn't any other bubble tea shops available nearby.My girlfriend had Strawberry Milk Green Tea since both flavors are her favorite. I was hoping for something like Matcha green tea, rather than then normal tea bag ones.And I had a Chocolate Rose Tea, can't really taste the flavor of the rose though but the taste of chocolate was just right.

First time to Artease Cafe and Im ashamed to say I didnt hear of it until my visit here. They sell awesome food! For me, I ordered the Shinko-mayo fish burger which looked really delicious! Their fish was crispy on the outside and fluffy and warm on the inside! The crispiness of the fish lasted till the very last bite and you could tell the fish was very fresh. Their bubble tea is good too! Im impressed! Great meal here!

Ordered this out of convenience a month ago, and honestly, I wasn't satisfied. The pearls are PLENTY, similar to Eskimos', not as chewy. The milk tea itself is not as tasty, don't think it's worth the same price as Koi; would much rather queue and pay for the latter. Heard from my friend who overheard the conversations among the workers there and it felt like they aren't too familiar with the drinks? Like they had to remind each other what to add, and they redid some orders too.

I visited this new local bubble tea store just recently, was really marvelling at the artistic designs that they had on their walls, and it made the whole store look so posh and elegant (furnishings were lovely), I had no idea it sold something as humble as bubble tea! I decided to try it out with my friends, since we are bubble tea fanatics. It's on the pricier side, as I paid $2.60 for a regular cup, which is a little bit more than what you pay at other stores such as Share Tea or Gong Cha. Af