Hi Tea Broadway - Crawley

Bubble tea began in Taiwan and is now setting out to conquer the world. The "bubbles" are round balls of what appears to be black tapioca that can be found in the bottom of the plastic cup. Sucking up the bubbles with your straw appears to exert endless fascination for those who consume bubble tea. Hi Tea also has lots of juices and smoothies. I had a lychee juice, which had real pieces of lychee. Prices are modest and Hi Tea appears to do good business, especially around lunchtime, when students from the University of Western Australia drop in for lunch and have a refreshing juice to go with their meal. Look for Hi Tea on the ground floor of Broadway Fair Shopping Centre.

The dudest of food. Came here on a friends recomendation after we both were tired hot and exhausted. I went for the pizza.

Yummy thick bread used in the kebab and a good quantity of meat and salad10x better than the UWA guild kebabsReasonably priced for what you get.

Best place for uni studentsThey are open till lateOpen 7 days a week and reasonably pricedThe kebabs are juicy and huge.

Hallo tee has many drinks over 100 aromen to choose from. although it is mainly Asian, anyone can appreciate the drinks of hi tea. most customers are native, from pre-tens to visiting the university of western australia (uwa,) which is close. I had. militant with blown cleaned that I like the blown sauge. look at hi tea at the lower ground floor of the broadway fair, under the iga super market. bubble tee is an invention from taiwan that takes over the world.