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Bubble tea franchises is one of the UK’s emerging franchise sectors due to the popularity of bubble tea among Gen Z and millennials. The UK bubble tea market is currently valued at around USD 168.6 million. Bubble tea can be made in many ways, including with different types of tea, fruit, flavoured syrups and chewy tapioca pearls. Bubble tea, or boba tea franchises, as they are also known, have seen a number of players open many franchises in recent years. This includes the likes of Bubbleology, Mowchi, Mooboo, Gong Chaa, Chatime, Ding Tea and Cuup. The bubble tea franchise model allows for rapid expansion into prime locations across the UK. Boba tea is now consumed almost as frequently as coffee, soda, and smoothies.
Bubble-Tea.jpgBubble tea franchises is one of the UK’s emerging franchise sectors due to the popularity of bubble tea among Gen Z and millennials. The UK bubble tea market is currently valued at around USD 168.6 million. Bubble tea can be made in many ways, including with different types of tea, fruit, flavoured syrups and chewy tapioca pearls. Bubble tea, or boba tea franchises, as they are also known, have seen a number of players open many franchises in recent years. This includes the likes of Bubbleology, Mowchi, Mooboo, Gong Chaa, Chatime, Ding Tea and Cuup. The bubble tea franchise model allows for rapid expansion into prime locations across the UK. Boba tea is now consumed almost as frequently as coffee, soda, and smoothies.
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