Bao Bao

BUBBYOGU in Croydon operates from a kiosk inside the Whitgift Centre. The shop specialises in bubble tea with generic options such as milk tea and fruit tea. It is set up to suit quick visits and short sit-down stops, with seating provided at the kiosk for customers who want to eat or drink on site. Staff are described as efficient and friendly, which helps keep service moving at busy times. The central mall location makes the kiosk easy to find while shopping in the centre. The entrance is wheelchair friendly so visitors with mobility needs can access the area. Opening hours can vary with centre trading times so checking ahead is recommended. Seating is casual and intended for short stays rather than extended work sessions.

Oreebubbles in Croydon is a bubble tea store offering delivery, takeout and dine-in. The shop identifies as women-owned and provides a practical pick-up or short-stay option for people seeking bubble tea, milk tea or fruit tea. Its focus on a great tea selection makes it a straightforward choice when you want a drink to take away, a delivery to your door or a short sit-down break. The space welcomes a diverse crowd and is described as LGBTQ+ friendly with a transgender safe space, creating an inclusive environment for visitors. There is a wheelchair accessible entrance for step-free access. Oreebubbles suits quick errands, casual meet-ups and doorstep deliveries, and is situated on Lower Addiscombe Road in Croydon for easy local access.

Pürcha in Croydon is a bubble tea shop at 544 Purley Way, CR0 4NZ. It serves customers via delivery, takeaway and dine-in, making it suitable for short visits, quick pickups and local deliveries. The counter sits inside a Chinese supermarket, which makes it convenient to combine shopping with a drink. Pürcha focuses on a broad tea selection and prepares drinks both to take away and to consume on site. Packaging quality and reusable cup options have been noted, and the operation suits brief stopovers or casual meetups. There is a wheelchair accessible entrance to the premises. The shop is practical for collecting an order during a supermarket visit or for having a drink delivered to nearby addresses.