Boba Koda — Restaurant in Tallinn

I had never tried Bubble tea before today and at the recommendation of a friend who told me to go and try some the next time i was in Estonia , I arrived at a small outlet down a narrow street ,the decor was very clean and tidy and the place was busy which inspired me to try . I told the staff that I had never tried before and was guided through all the process in excellent english even to the point of how to put the straw in the cup and to expect someting to block the straw near the end of the drink . I tried the classic which was very quickly made and was offered with black or jasmine tea ,with or without sugar ,i was advised it was better with sugar and hot or cold boba or not ,The drink was very refreshing and served with a smile ,I would recommend to anyone to help with the start up of the buisness and hope that the customer service is as good in the future when or if they expand ,Good luck and i will pass the recommendations on to my friends too and will certainly visit again the next time i am in...

visited this place couple of times and always had an unpleasant experience.. staff started speaking with «ты» in russian, which was really rude to hear. Informal speaking with the client is kinda unprofessional. Also, my favorite part, I asked about any recommendations, because their menu system was hard for me to understand, and girl at the cashier simply showed their menu (yeah, just “you can look over there”) not telling anything what I as a customer was ready to hear, you know, recommendations. I ended up buying the most regular drink while being asked couple of questions not knowing which impact in my drink they will have. Of course I tried to ask that bobarista but she was rushing all the time and it seemed to be that answering the questions is not a part of her duty at all. as i have already said, i bought the most regular drink. may be they do have good options but their classic was a...

Affordable. Central. (Pretty) Natural.

I think what confuses local people is that the shop (also) offers healthy Boba as opposed to the syrup and powder Boba you can get in other places.

I am not saying that "European" style Boba tea is always bad, but I feel much better getting my Boba there.

The staff was super friendly to me, I received help with my selection, and their toilet came in handy.

Whilst waiting I had a discussion with a Thai lady (who only comes here) about authentic versus inauthentic bubble tea.

My choice: jasmine green tea, mango puree, honey and boba for 3 Euros. (I didn't want milk tea that day)

For a complete novice, their menu can be confusing- but staff is willing to help.

It's a good place to know after a long walk, if you aren't hungry enough for a full meal, or exploring Tallinn on a budget.

One thing is true though.. they could add...