Bubble Tea Website Examples - In-Depth Reviews of Sites That Burst With Flavor
Read our reviews of five bubble tea websites that will inspire you when creating your own site.
A bubble tea website first and foremost should provide customers with the information they need to know immediately — the menu and pricing, location, operating hours, and contact details. After that, your website should engage customers, entice them to try bubble tea if they haven't before, and encourage them to engage with the brand itself.
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1. Bobalicious
Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa
Bobalicious specializes in bubble tea and mini donuts, but also sells bubble tea ingredients and equipment for customers to make their own bubble tea at home. The site is bright and inviting, with a focus on high-quality images to highlight the products.
I appreciated that the site detailed what bubble tea is and the tapioca pearls they use, but the site could have included a short paragraph about the business itself. The shop is fairly straightforward, with space for reviews, but you can only see pricing when you click on an item and there are no product descriptions.
2. Temple Boba
Hamilton, Queensland, Australia
Temple Boba is a premium bubble tea cafe that prides itself on being a sanctuary "dedicated to the art of bubble tea." This single-page site has a minimalistic design, emphasizing a sense of elegance and calm. The content of the site gives the visitor information on the business and its products, location, operating hours, and sustainability practices. There is also a PDF download of the menu available, which may present some issues on mobile devices.
3. PurrTea
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
PurrTea is a bubble tea shop that combines Western fruit smoothies with Eastern bubble tea ingredients to create unique flavor combinations. The site has a calming design, thanks to the pastel color palette, that complements the brand logo of a sleepy cat and the brand's goal of providing customers with a quiet hideout.
High-quality images of the bubble tea products make you crave a taste, and it was very easy to find all the important information on the site. I would have preferred to have the information already laid out, instead of the sliding appearance as you scroll, because there were time lags and some hitches, especially on the desktop site.
4. Seven Tea Bubble Tea
Leicester, England, U.K.
Seven Tea Bubble Tea specializes in bubble tea drinks but also features a noodle bar. The site highlights online ordering, but visitors to the site can view the business hours, menu with clear pricing, and a gallery of images all on the home page. There is also a page dedicated to the location, contact details, and social media links.
The online ordering system is simple and intuitive and allows customers to customize their drinks with various toppings and ice and sugar levels. Customers can also customize their noodle dishes. Plenty of CTAs encourage customers to move to the online ordering page.
5. Ni Hao Tea
Tucson, Arizona, U.S.
Ni Hao Tea is a premium bubble tea store focused on cooking high-quality boba and serving it with tea brewed from the finest tea leaves. The site is bright and refreshing, with high-quality images to entice customers to try the products.
Information about the business emphasizes the focus on quality and premium ingredients and also provides a brief history of the business. The addition of the FAQ section provides customers with additional information about the products and business. Customers can also order online and customize their drinks to suit their tastes.
