Mosa - Dublin

Just had passion fruit bubble tea- great recommendation from the staff member. Friendly great service definitely coming back when I get the chance .

Fabulous bubble tea.. myself and my daughter really enjoyed the experience.. great friendly service

I used to come here all the time and order food and bubble tea however I hadn’t been since the name change so I decided to go and order my usual sad to say I was disappointed .I used to really love their spice bags and they had great portions for the price however since the change of name they have changed the way I used to get an almost full bag to a minuscule box.The recipe has changed also , I used to love their crispy chips and popcorn chicken style spice bags however the new chicken is hard to chew and not popcorn style and the chips are incredibly oily and taste like they’ve been refried.Overall I’m disappointed in the rebrand.Please change it back.

I used to frequent this restaurant often, enjoying their food and bubble tea. However, I had not been back since they changed their name. I decided to give it another try and order my usual dishes, but sadly I was let down. I used to love their spice bags and appreciated the generous portions for a good price. However, since the name change, the portion size has decreased significantly. The recipe has also been altered - the chicken used to be crispy and reminiscent of popcorn chicken, but now it is tough to chew. The chips are overly oily and taste like they have been reheated. Overall, I am disappointed in the rebrand and wish they would revert back to their previous name and menu.

I discovered this charming and cozy café that offers a wide selection of Asian cuisine at affordable prices. The bubble tea was a bit pricey but tasty, and the food we ordered - a mix of 5 Malaysian and Taiwanese dishes - was delicious and authentic. Unfortunately, we were the only customers there and it took almost an hour from placing our order to receiving our food, which was a major downside. The staff were loud and seemed more focused on socializing than attending to guests, which made the whole experience uncomfortable at best and disrespectful at worst.