KOI Café (已結業)

Ever since the first Bubble Tea was introduced in Singapore many years ago, all of them taste similar to me. It was only when I first visited Taiwan, tried their bubble tea and thought to myself that THIS IS THE REAL THING. Since then none of the bubble tea sold here match up to the one I had tried in Taiwan except for... KOI! The franchise version of Taiwan's well known 50Lan, KOI is the one and only bubble tea in Singapore which tasted the same from there. I usually will order their Green Milk

My folks takeaway koi for me and my brother all the way from chinatown since they went down there to collect some freebie that my dad won from the club that he joined. My mum was afraid that the ice would melt and dilute the drinks and i told her that she can order koi without ice! I think that's really a great idea of theirs so that the customers can still enjoy the non-diluted drinks Mine was the green bubble milk tea and my brother's the hazelnut milk tea. I love how healthy and refreshing

the chinatown koi is the first outlet that i was introduced to koi by my friend, ever since then i was addicted to koi and dont really like other brands of bubble tea. my favourite is the normal green milk tea and the pearls are always so chewy. i normally tried zero or 30% sugar level and i think both are equally nice. the down side is that koi is so popular now that there is always a long queue especially on weekends.

Tried this new creation - Yakult Green Tea from Koi. Indeed, Yakult goes very well with green tea. This new creation tastes quite good. Given that Yakult is good for digestion, I feel that this drink is quite healthy, especially if one choose not to add the pearls. However, I find that the drink is kinda costly. The large cup costs $4.30 (small cup is $2.90)!

This time I tried the ice cream milk tea, recommended to me by my friend;DLuckily there isn’t really a queue so we don’t have to wait long for our orders, got it in about 5 minutes.(:Before commenting on the taste, the service by one of the girl there isn’t really good as she was somewhat rude to some of us.

Iced Koi Cafe ($3.5)Bought Koi in the hot afternoon. Among all the bubble tea shops i still prefer KOI's. The bubble is much more tastier and chewier. I want to have coffee suddely but at last i found out that my decision is wrong. The coffee is too strong for me, i had fast heart beat and nausea after drinking as i cant really take strong coffee.

Koi Café is my No 1 bubble tea in singapore i tried a few outlet like toa payoh,bishan,bugis,amk i find that only this outlet taste is abit diffas usual i ordered green milk tea with 70% sugar IT was abit diluted & tastelessfelt like im drinking plain water with ice for this outlet overall i rate 2/10

I have went to quite a number of koi outlet and i never ever encounter such a lousy service by them. I am really really disappointed at koi CHINATOWN outlet. Hence I really think that people who going to order from that outlet, BE AWARE.Other than that, the drink still taste good, as always.

I was walking around Chinatown. I got really thirsty so I decided to treat myself to something really refreshing. As the weather was so hot, I bought myself a large koi. They had so many nice drinks to drink so I settled for their green milk tea. I opted not to have any pearls as I did not feel like chewing. I chose 50% sugar as I want it to have some sweetness. I tried the 25 % and it was not sweet at all. The drink was so refreshing, cooled me down!

I'm not really an avid drinker of bubble tea, but it makes me wonder what charisma does Koi Cafe have to create a new bubble tea trend in Singapore.First of all, the queues were ridiculously long but I've got numerous positive reviews on how good their bubble tea are.After spending a good 30minutes queuing, I've got myself a very basic milk tea and their Ai-Yu tea.Pearls were extremely generous. Sugar level customizable.However, i do not find anything special with the exception of more milky bas

I love this BUBBLE TEA....Especially The Hazelnut Milk tea!The milk tea is smooth and it jux simply taste great! Best of all is the Pearls!!!! Chewy, bouncy, and SWEET!! Yummy!!The next flavour I wanna try will be Chocolate Ice Cream milk tea, heard that it a must try!

My favourite is the Ai-Yu (愛玉) Iced Tea ($3.50), which wins lots of brownie points from me for being so refreshing, with a very light and palatable citrus aftertaste. Another good bet is KOI’s signature—Bubble Milk Green Tea ($2.40), which is very smooth and fragrant. Next time though, I’ll just ask for no pearls cuz the amount of black pearls is seriously too generous (almost half a cup)! I know there are many people who like those tapioca balls cuz they are chewy, starchy and nice to munch on—