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15 Best Bubble Tea Shops in Vienna

Finding bubble tea in Vienna is easier when you know whether you want a rich milk tea, a fruit-led drink, or something less sweet. This guide brings together options across central Vienna, Mariahilf, Landstrasse, the 2nd district, and Citygate, with practical details on toppings, opening hours, seating, and takeaway convenience.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered around practical differences that affect the visit: drink styles, topping variety, location, opening hours, seating, and whether a shop suits a quick takeaway or a more relaxed stop. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Sir Boba #1
What stands out
  • A broad choice of drinks and toppings

  • Friendly, accommodating service

Sir Boba

4.9184 reviews
Währinger Str. 24, 1090 Wien, Austria
Best for
Exploring varied bubble tea combinations

Sir Boba is a bubble tea store on Währinger Strasse, pairing a comfortable, attractive setting with a broad choice of drinks and toppings. Its menu suits both first visits and repeat trips, while the friendly, accommodating service makes ordering easy.

The cherry cheesecake drink is one tempting pick for a sweeter option; the relaxed atmosphere also works well for enjoying a drink on site.

Ichiban Tea Mariahilf #2
What stands out
  • A cute, cozy setting

Ichiban Tea Mariahilf

4.6542 reviews
Capistrangasse 3, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best for
Sakura lychee tea and K-pop fans

Ichiban Tea Mariahilf brings bubble tea to Capistrangasse with a cute, cozy setting and a menu built around fresh, flavorful combinations. The sakura lychee tea stands out alongside toppings such as coconut jelly and magic boba.

Its welcoming atmosphere and K-pop-friendly character make it a particularly enjoyable stop for a casual drink, whether staying briefly or taking a favorite combination away.

Fiftea #3
What stands out
  • Chewy, well-cooked tapioca

Fiftea

590 reviews
Neben der Postfiliale Citygate, Wagramer Str. 195/Top 50a, 1210 Wien, Austria
Best for
Fruit flavors and takeaway drinks

Fiftea is a Citygate bubble tea stop with a strong focus on chewy, well-cooked tapioca and fruit-forward combinations. Lychee strawberry is a popular flavor direction, while the broader menu leaves room to explore beyond the classics.

The shop sits beside the Citygate post office on Wagramer Strasse, making it a convenient daytime choice for a refreshing drink to take along.

TEEAMO Vienna #4
What stands out
  • Fresh, chewy tapioca and herb jelly

  • A wide menu of flavors and toppings

TEEAMO Vienna

4.5515 reviews
Austria, Wien, Goldschmiedgasse, TEEAMO Vienna邮政编码: 1010
Best for
Trying unusual toppings in central Vienna

TEEAMO Vienna on Goldschmiedgasse offers bubble tea with a wide menu of flavors and toppings, including fresh, chewy tapioca and herb jelly. The Very Lychee fruit tea works well for a less-sweet profile, while the compact shop is better suited to a quick stop than a long sit-down.

It is a central choice for experimenting with combinations beyond the standard milk tea.

Ichiban Tea Rennweg #5
What stands out
  • Welcoming service at Ungargasse 66

Ichiban Tea Rennweg

4.6267 reviews
Ungargasse 66/Top 14, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Rich milk teas and varied toppings

Ichiban Tea Rennweg combines a broad selection of bubble tea flavors and toppings with welcoming service at Ungargasse 66. Milk tea is a strong fit here, particularly for anyone looking for a richer, more indulgent drink, while the range makes it easy to switch between familiar and adventurous orders.

It is open daily from noon to 8pm for an afternoon treat or evening refreshment.

TeaCo #6
What stands out
  • Fresh, chewy tapioca

TeaCo

4.7165 reviews
Praterstraße 40, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
Less-sweet jasmine tea and late treats

TeaCo on Praterstrasse is a useful pick for bubble tea drinkers who prefer natural sweetness over syrup-heavy flavors. Jasmine bubble tea is a standout order, while the menu also includes fruit teas and other combinations.

Fresh, chewy tapioca adds texture, and the location stays open late on most days, making it well suited to a dessert-style drink after lunch or dinner.

Ichiban Tea Nordbahnviertel #7

Ichiban Tea Nordbahnviertel

4.7143 reviews
Bruno-Marek-Allee 17/6/1b, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
Casual meet-ups and fruit-based drinks

Ichiban Tea Nordbahnviertel offers a comfortable place to choose from a generous drinks menu, with seating available for a relaxed break. Seasonal specials such as Strawberry Soda bring a refreshing, fruit-led option alongside the regular bubble tea range.

The shop is open daily from 11am to 8pm and suits a casual stop in Vienna’s 2nd district, whether meeting friends or taking a drink to go.

Ichiban Tea #8

Ichiban Tea

4.4532 reviews
Habsburgergasse 8, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Classic milk tea and creative combinations

Ichiban Tea on Habsburgergasse is a central bubble tea store with a polished setting, kind service and a menu spanning classic milk tea, Oreo milk tea, mango tea and creative options such as cheesy mango.

The drinks lean rich and well-balanced, with enough variety for both traditional orders and more playful combinations. Open daily from noon to 8pm, it is well placed for a city-center refreshment.

Tea Plus #9

Tea Plus

4.4528 reviews
Stumpergasse 63, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best for
Dessert stops and casual meet-ups

Tea Plus on Stumpergasse pairs bubble tea with a broad selection of sweets and cakes in a bright, attractive setting. It works particularly well for a dessert break, a family stop or an easy meet-up with friends.

The drinks are a reliable focus, while the lively music gives the room an energetic feel. Open daily from noon to 9pm, it suits afternoon and evening visits.

TEEAMO Vienna #10

TEEAMO Vienna

4.689 reviews
Austria, Wien, Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse, TEEAMO Vienna邮政编码: 1140
Best for
Fruit teas and lighter refreshments

This TEEAMO Vienna location in Vienna’s 14th district is especially suited to refreshing, fruit-led drinks. Lemon lychee and Strawberry Green Tea are two appealing choices, with a less-sweet profile that keeps the teas light and easy to enjoy.

The friendly service adds to the welcoming stop, while extended weekday hours make it practical for a morning drink, afternoon break or early evening takeaway.

Tea Plus #11
What stands out
  • Passion fruit tea with mango

Tea Plus

4.21314 reviews
Krugerstraße 12, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Tropical fruit tea in central Vienna

Tea Plus on Krugerstrasse is a central bubble tea stop with a friendly, helpful service style and a menu that includes fruit tea and generous topping combinations. Passion fruit tea with mango is a natural choice for a bright, tropical drink.

Its daily noon-to-9pm schedule works well for an afternoon refreshment, an after-shopping treat or a casual evening takeaway.

TEEAMO Vienna #12

TEEAMO Vienna

4249 reviews
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Quick fruit tea stops on Landstrasse

TEEAMO Vienna on Landstrasse offers a convenient bubble tea stop with a broad flavor-led menu and daily opening hours. Fruit teas are the safer direction here, but sweetness and topping availability may vary by order, so this branch is best approached with a quick check when a specific combination matters.

It is open from 9am on weekdays and Saturdays, with shorter hours on Sunday.

Tea Plus #13

Tea Plus

4200 reviews
Handelskai 94-96, 1200 Wien, Austria
Best for
Convenient drinks near Handelskai

Tea Plus at Handelskai is a bubble tea store with a daily noon-to-9pm schedule, positioned for a quick drink rather than a destination visit. The menu offers tea and topping combinations, but preparation can vary, particularly around sweetness, milk balance and packaging for takeaway.

It is a practical option in the 1200 district when convenience matters more than a carefully customized order.

Boba Bar by R&D #14

Boba Bar by R&D

4.228 reviews
Wagramer Str. 79, 1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Evening bubble tea in the 22nd district

Boba Bar by R&D is a bar on Wagramer Strasse offering bubble tea, including options such as taro with tapioca. Its late opening hours make it suitable for an evening drink, but the current setting is better suited to takeaway than a long sit-down: the table area has been described as less comfortable and cleanliness can vary.

It is open daily from noon to 9:30pm.

Bubble King #15

Bubble King

4105 reviews
Meidlinger Hauptstraße 73, 1120 Wien, Austria
Best for
Creative toppings and melon-based drinks

Bubble King on Meidlinger Hauptstrasse offers a wide bubble tea menu with room for distinctive combinations such as honeydew melon, cheese foam, yoghurt bubbles and tapioca. The shop is open throughout the week except Sunday and suits a quick daytime treat.

For a tailored order, it is worth checking ice and topping instructions at the counter, especially when the preparation matters as much as the flavor.

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Map of bubble tea in Vienna

Use the map to see which shops fit your route before setting out. Central options around Goldschmiedgasse and Habsburgergasse work well while exploring the first district, while Praterstrasse, Rennweg, Nordbahnviertel, and Citygate cover other convenient parts of the city.

Comparing the pins also helps you judge distance, nearby stops, and whether a quick pickup is more practical than sitting down.

Bubble tea options to explore

  • Milk teaChoose from rich, classic, Oreo, and other milk tea combinations when you want a fuller, dessert-style drink.
  • Fruit teaFruit-led choices include lychee, strawberry, mango, tropical, and seasonal combinations for a brighter refreshment.
  • Jasmine teaTeaCo on Praterstrasse is suited to people looking for a jasmine-based drink with a less-sweet direction.
  • Tapioca toppingsSeveral shops offer chewy tapioca, with menus that let you pair it with familiar milk teas or fruit flavours.
  • Creative toppingsTry coconut jelly, magic boba, herb jelly, or more playful combinations when standard toppings feel too predictable.
  • Takeaway drinksCitygate and central Vienna locations are useful for grabbing a fruit tea or bubble tea while continuing your day.
  • Relaxed visitsSome locations provide a comfortable setting or seating for casual meet-ups rather than only a quick collection.

How to choose your stop

  1. Decide first between milk tea, fruit tea, and a lighter jasmine-based drink.
  2. Check the topping menu if you specifically want tapioca, coconut jelly, magic boba, or herb jelly.
  3. Choose a central location such as Goldschmiedgasse or Habsburgergasse when you are already exploring the first district.
  4. For the 2nd district, compare Praterstrasse with Nordbahnviertel based on whether you prefer a later treat or a relaxed daytime meet-up.
  5. Use Citygate for a convenient daytime takeaway near the post office.
  6. Check current opening hours and seasonal availability before travelling, especially when a particular flavour is the reason for your visit.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find bubble tea in central Vienna?

Central choices include TEEAMO Vienna on Goldschmiedgasse and Ichiban Tea on Habsburgergasse. Both suit visitors already in the first district, with menus that cover familiar drinks as well as more creative flavour and topping combinations.

Which Vienna bubble tea shops are good for fruit drinks?

Fiftea at Citygate focuses on fruit-forward combinations such as lychee strawberry, while Ichiban Tea Nordbahnviertel offers fruit-led choices including seasonal specials. Central options also include mango, lychee, and tropical-style teas.

Where can I get a less-sweet bubble tea?

TeaCo on Praterstrasse is a useful choice for a less-sweet direction, particularly with jasmine bubble tea. TEEAMO Vienna also has fruit tea options that can suit people who prefer a lighter profile than a rich milk tea.

Which shops offer unusual bubble tea toppings?

TEEAMO Vienna includes options such as herb jelly, while Ichiban Tea Mariahilf is known for combinations with coconut jelly and magic boba. Menus can change, so confirm that your preferred topping is available before ordering.

Which bubble tea shops are suitable for a casual meet-up?

Ichiban Tea Nordbahnviertel has seating for a more relaxed break, and its daily opening schedule suits daytime visits. Several Ichiban Tea locations also have comfortable settings, while compact central shops are better for a quick drink.

Are Vienna bubble tea shops open late?

Opening hours vary by location. Ichiban Tea Rennweg and Ichiban Tea on Habsburgergasse list daily noon-to-8pm hours, while TeaCo is suited to later dessert-style stops on most days.

Check the current schedule before making a special trip.

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