Tea Station — Restaurant in Brisbane City

if you’re a lover of bubble tea and sweet treats like me, you have to head over to this spot in Warrigal Square and check out their drinks and desserts!🤩🥰we were kindly invited to @tea.stn.bne to try them out, as well as see their limited edition adorable collab merchandise with @cloudy.yujie @wu.yujie.wu 🥹🫶🏻

we got✨🍽️:

🧇all about berries belgium waffle, oreo croffle bar & vanilla korean waffle 🧋grapefruit jasmine green tea & brown sugar bubble duo

it’s literally waffle heaven here!! their belgium waffle was crispy and worth the wait as it is made fresh🤩i’ve always loved croffles as the chewy texture of the croissant-waffle mixture is really tasty, and they do it perfectly here🤤however their korean waffle stole the show with its super fragrant vanilla cream, i’ve been dreaming of it since we visited, it’s a must try🧇✨

they have a huge range of drinks, from fusion teas, fresh teas, milk teas, fresh milk teas, yakult drinks and even smoothies, you’re spoilt for choice🥰🥳make sure to customize your sugar level as their drinks are more on the...

Okay, I have been waiting for a bubble tea store to open up at Warrigal Square for soooo long. Sometimes doing grocery shopping can be such a task that I need a reward… wellll all is justified now! I visited Tea Station on their grand opening day and again the other day. Absolutely love the atmosphere. It literally feels like you’re in a subway station with a clean and minimalist interior. The staff are the sweetest and always welcoming. The drinks have improved since their opening and taste super yummy and original and love their toppings! wowow their korean waffles are to die for. No wonder I always see them selling out. Make sure @tea.stn.bne is on your boba tea must-try list! 🧋🧇

• jasper tea • brown sugar bubble tea duet • taichi milk tea • brown sugar oolong milk tea • vanilla korean waffle

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This was our first time at Tea Station. We had high hopes since it appeared quite popular. We ordered the matcha croffle. As you can see from the photo, it was actually a vanilla ice cream with matcha sprinkles on top. We were very disappointed that it wasn't a matcha ice cream. I think most people, like us would expect a dish named as such be served with matcha ice cream. The croffle itself didn't have matcha. It was also difficult to cut the croffle because the cutlery was made from wood and the croffle was tough and thick. It would have been easier to eat if it was on a stick instead. It was $16-17, which wasn't great value for money. The croffle tasted ok, the texture was like a crossiant but shaped like a waffle. We left pretty disappointed. The atmosphere was good. Service was hard to comment since it was self-service (you collect and...