Recently the canteen at work has brought in sushi to the selection of foods available. This makes a nice change from the salads that I normally prepare from the salad bar and I now have another healthy eating option for lunch. Thankfully though all the sushi is made by an external company, as I’m sure those in similar corporate environments could attest, the food made in the corporate canteen isn’t the best at times. I just wouldn’t trust them with sushi.
I digress. I was munching away on the sushi which today was wrapped in tapioca. That got me thinking about something that I haven’t had for a while – Bubble Tea! Ahh, delicious tea with the added texture of tapioca pearls. Now, you know my opinion of Ft Lauderdale foodstuff isn’t the highest at the moment but I was thinking that somewhere should serve bubble tea given that there are like a million people living around the area. I actually found a search engine that specifically looks for Bubble Tea at www.bobafind.com. You know what? I had to broaden the search to include all of Florida to get any results. According to that search engine, there are 10 spots where you can buy bubble tea in all of Florida. Ten. I thought that was a bit low for 18 million people, so I looked towards Google local search. There is one place I could find in South Florida that serves bubble tea, and it’s at a place called Lan Pan-Asian Cafe in Miami. I’m going to make a special trip there pretty soon – I have a craving that needs to be put to rest.
if you wanna find a real good bubble tea, try looking for a bubble tea place that is owned by taiwanese. they make really yummylicious bubble tea. and yes, you can literally differentiate between a good and a bad one.
There will be a new bubble tea shop opening in late Jan. off Sunset Dr. on the other side of US-1 from Sunset Place.
It’s called The Green Bubble.