And this is the machine that does the neat job of sealing the glass before it’s handed over to the customer. The glass is placed in the circle in the centre, pushed inside and then pulled out clean with a sealed cover on top. It is then pierced with a straw and handed over to...

And on the right are all the different flavors for the bubble tea.

On the left shelf are stocked all the fruits and additions and flavors for the yoghurt.

The lady at the Bubble Tea shop also sells this concoction. It’s something like plain yoghurt, topped with fruits and nuts. Delicious!

This is the menu at the Bubble Tea Shop. There are 2 different glass sizes, like a coffee shop. I always take the smaller one, which is big enough for me.

Finally, the Bubble Tea that all you people have been asking me about. Bubble Tea is called chenju nai cha in Chinese and is a favorite with young and old alike. I think this was a chocolate flavored version, I don’t remember. This big glass of milk tea costs 2.5 RMB, which is roughly, Rs....