44 reviews

Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat

Name: Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.5

Dubai

Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Bubble tea store Historical place Tourist attraction

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway Delivery

+971 56 686 9871

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Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat

About

Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat is a bubble tea store, historical place and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.50 out of 5 stars based on 44 reviews. The street address of this business is Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat is open seven days a week from 08:00am to 11:30pm.

FAQs

Where Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat is located at?: Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat is located at Deira - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat?: The contact number of Bubee Drinks Cafe, Philippine Supermarket Al Muraqqabat is +971 56 686 9871

Reviews

5 Anandani de Silva 16 months ago

Top tier service from Sumon! It was only our second time there and he remembered the order precisely. The consistency of taste of the product was so relieving given that many places fail to maintain it. I truly hope Sumon gets the recognition he deserves for his warm hospitality. Will keep coming back because of this chap!
Prices are extremely reasonable for quality and quantity.

5 Melika Talebi 25 months ago

I ordered from Bubee through talabat and I have to say it’s one of the best milk teas I’ve ever tried! It was so delicious and the tapioca pearls were so chewy and matched well with the drink. Considering the price and the size of the drink, it’s very reasonable!!

5 Mai Del Rosario 25 months ago

In all fairness the consistency of the taste are accurate with all the branches! Kudos to the team. #BubeeClassic #AlGhurair
Will try out other branch!

1 Maitha 25 months ago

I got the original milk tea with pearls, not at this branch but at the Rashidia branch.
The milk tea tastes horrible, it tastes like artificial milk with artificial vanilla flavoring, and it was horrible.
The pearls tasted like dirty water, granted the drink was cheap but that’s all it had going for it.
If you actually want to have good boba look else where.

1 Heidi Venice 37 months ago

If I could rate -100 star I would. The taste differs every single time. Sometimes its too sweet, sometimes it just taste like water. Today I got a milk tea that taste like water, full of ice, with half cup black pearl. I'm so thirsty and just one sip its finish. Whats left are black pearls and ice. What will I do with this much pearls that taste like it wasn't even cook properly? I can send a picture if someone would request. This is so annoying. Weren't you guys trained?

4 Wafa Rashid 49 months ago

Good place for a quick drink with friends.
Flavours tried: Sweet melon, Coffee, Lychee, Chocolate and Mango.

It is a small and narrow store, so don't expect too much room to stand or walk around.

Flavours should come with a description along with them to speed up ordering and make the experience better.

1 Maram Sherif 25 months ago

It was absolutely terrible it tasted disgusting, it had a very bitter flavor, it was not edible I had to throw the whole thing away, maybe it’s my own tastebuds and some might like it but for me it was really bad I would never recommend it.

3 Hariz ArZ 37 months ago

Rocksalt okinawa is best in al ghurair centre 2nd floor, food court. Dont go near al riqqa metro, its fake bubee shop.
Stars reduced due to less staff to attend and timings should be till 12-1am. They close very early . Only one staff for making drinks and long queues

3 Kevin Peirce 13 months ago

Think it was being refurbished when I went! But got a glimpse of the Roman road ????

3 Peter Savin 24 months ago

A great part of Lincoln’s heritage but sadly it never seems to open but hopefully that will improve. So much of what could be a heritage trail is now firmly closed in the city

5 Chinwe Owhoji 24 months ago

It's quite an old building! Right inside the build you'll see some old and new patches on the wall and some old photo portrait - they're really old photos. The building has two chambers, you can walk around to site see! Be careful! The way up to the upper chamber is through an old spiral staircase!

4 Chris Booth 72 months ago

This unique building was a major residence, possibly the property of Henry II constructed for the crown-wearing ceremonies of Christmas 1157. It was used for royal wine storage after 1228 before being acquired by St Marys Guild in 1251/2. St Marys Guild used the property as its Guildhall until 1547, but may have let out the north range for commercial use. The Bluecoat School took over the lease 1614-23 and major alterations were carried out.
The most dramatic alteration on the west range, the High Street frontage, was the reduction of the height of the upper storey walls by 3m and the creation of a new roof.

The Norman House at the rear was constructed c1618 reusing earlier material, including many sculpted fragments. In the 18th century, the present north range was rebuilt and continued in commercial use as a maltings along with the Norman House.

The south range was built in 1896 for C C Sibthorp, as a joiners and undertakers store, office, shop and shed, using stone from a row of 18th-century cottages south of the west range demolished to make way for the new Sibthorp Street.

The building was purchased by City of Lincoln Council in 1938, but continued in commercial use as Lucas’s builders’ depot until 1981, when it was leased by the Lincoln Civic Trust.

The restoration of the Guildhall was undertaken by the Trust in 1984, who use the west range as their HQ. The south range became St Peter at Gowts Parish Hall. Visible beneath the floor is a section of the Roman Fosse Way - complete with wheel ruts.

5 Linda Bradley 60 months ago

Excellent ....beautiful building I had never been in before .
I will be looking at other events here .

5 Caroline Bedford 48 months ago

This is a wonderful medieval building, best visited when the medieval market is there (during the Lincoln Christmas market)

5 Martin Cowley 48 months ago

Free entry here on 6th to 8th December, come and see inside,it's amazing

5 iain walters 48 months ago

Went for the historic traveling Market which fit in perfectly with this beautiful building.

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Business Hours

Sunday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Monday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Thursday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Friday	08:00am - 11:30pm
Saturday	08:00am - 11:30pm