Kony Bubble Tea

Wasn’t sure what to expect when we passed by but once we saw the words «Taiwanese Bubble Tea» I had to come inside and try it out. They have a nice simplistic lay out with small wooden tables and chairs along with shelves of authentic Asian snacks and ramen. A sight I did not expect to see out here in Lausanne!
It’s conveniently located next to the Lausanne-​Flor stop on the metro.
I ordered the hot taro bubble tea with boba and my sisters ordered 2 hot chai tea bubble teas. The flavor and consistency of the taro milk tea and boba was consistent of the bubble tea I would try back in Flushing, NY! Definitely had good flavor and sweetness. The worker there also spoke English so we were able to communicate very well. The only downside for me was the prices for bubble tea here. It costs $ 5.50 Swiss Franc for a classic flavor and $ 7.50 Swiss Franc for a special flavor. To me that is expensive for bubble tea because I’m normally used to paying between $ 3-​$ 5 USD, but it makes sense because this is probably a one of a kind business being located in Lausanne.
Definitely worth trying out and stopping by!

Un thé froid aux fruits au prix abordable et délicieux froid sans lait. Les bulles de tapioca et de litchi coco sont trop bonnes ^^

lukewarm ginger, winter melon with milk and matcha (frothy green tea) bubble teas were yummy. I just should mention cold bubble tea is even better, so it’s up to you because it’s still winter^^ They have Taiwanese crepes and toasts too. It’s a small premise with limited number of tables/​seats. The service is very friendly and the prices are averaged.

This is one of the only places to get bubble tea in Switzerland and it’s great! There is an impressive array of different flavors of teas with bubbles or jellies, hot or cold. You can also get Taiwanese sandwiches and other snacks. Recently renovated, this is a beautiful place with room to sit and relax. Highly recommended.