The Mad Hatter Bubble Tea Emporium

Delicious boba in Copenhagen!
I was really excited to hear about this place. I ordered a coconut boba tea with boba and it was delicious! It turns out this is the first boba tea place making boba in Copenhagen since 2012.
The girl who made our tea was very nice and recommended a few restaurants in the area too.
Definitely recommend!

Never be late for tea again.
Mad Hatter’s is a beautiful little mini-​world of tea-​based extravagance and limitless thirst quenching potential.
There’s over a dozen teas, most of which can be enjoyed either cold or hot, and with or without milk. You’ve got the usual honey lemon and lychee varieties, but also some unusual choices like hibiscus and matcha.
Not to be outdone by the tea itself, there’s also a hearty selection of boba, from pineapple to yogurt bubbles to standard tapioca.
In a nutshell, the place is fantastic. A bubble costs the same (or less) than a beer in a pub (38−43kr) and as stated in their adverts — is «unlikely to cause you grow smaller.»

This place is so great! I cannot believe it’s been here since 2012… Sigh. Every time I go home to the US I make a huge point to have a lot of boba tea because I thought there was no such thing here in Copenhagen. Lo and behold, there it is– right on Sankt Hans Torv in a locale I bike past with some frequency. Whatever, better late than never!
It’s super charming, too. The staff are super friendly and helpful and sweet. The space is very small so plan on sitting outside often, which is no big deal when the temperatures are decent and the sun shining. They have outdoor seating (one large picnic table) but there is also free seating in the Torv.
They have many flavors of boba as well as many flavors of tea. I had the white peach with mango boba today which was quite nice. They also sell boba to go! You can get plain boba or flavored boba. I bought some plain and plan on making «eyeball pudding» at some point soon. They also sell the flavored boba so you can pop it into your home made tea or cocktails. This is nice as I’ve never noticed it for sale anywhere in CPH. They also sometimes, apparently, sell whoopie pies although those are currently «on vacation in the south of France». Ha.
That’s another thing, the whole place is very expertly and whimsically decorated. I love the overall effect– it’s incredibly charming without being overbearing.
Oh and for those of you complaining about the price: THIS. IS. COPENHAGEN. What do you expect? Of course it’s pricey compared to the US or most elsewhere for that matter, that’s basically every single thing you buy here in CPH except for flowers. We’re paying high taxes so we can live in and/​or sustain Scandinavian paradise. Deal!

Coming from New York, i’m pretty experienced with bubble tea since it’s practically everywhere.
I was so shocked by how much I was paying for a regular size bubble tea. The tea was nice and strong (oolong). The bubble’s were perfect (not too hard/​chewy). Back to the price of the bubble tea. It’s 37DKK and if you convert this to USD, it’s about $ 6. Never would I imagine myself paying $ 6 for a cup of bubble tea. Unfortunately I won’t be back for another cup of tea. I’ll just wait till i’m back in New York.
But kudos to the design of the shop. Very cute Alice In Wonderland theme. Small seating area. I don’t remember clearly, but I think there was seating outdoors as well.

It is a really cute store and alice in wonderland themed. Even their cup lids say drink me, how cute!
The staff is super nice and tolerated me and my friends for taking so many pictures in this place xDD
I tries Jasmine and Black milk tea. I would prefer black milk tea and warm. because the boba taste better if the milk tea is warm in this place.
I think drinks are pretty good in scandinavian standard:) like i wouldnt expect such great milk tea in Denmark. I recommend to get half sugar, as boba are usually too sweet…
A star off for the price. I can get four bubble tea if i were in Taiwan. also because i know they do not cost much to make one, especially for powdered milk tea.

Loooooove this place! If I want to take a walk at the lakes I always go and buy a bubble tea first. And this is a rule!
So how does it work? You choose one of the many tea flavours as a base and then you choose a bubble flavour. They have a large variety of flavours and they usually have some specials that change from time to time. You can choose between a small large or medium size. Furthermore, if you re a fan like me, you can ask for a stamp card where you get one stamp for each tea and the tenth tea you get for free! Good deal!
This is a must try when you re in copenhagen! Just saying!

Surprisingly very good boba drinks were served here. While I was browsing good eateries, restaurants and cafes, Mad Hatter popped right on top. I came during winter but I was glad I came. The shop is small but very cozy. They do have an outdoor seat and they have a nice blanket for you. Aside from the great drink, and lovely shop, the staff was very friendly and spoke English well. She helped us with the direction and tips to go around town.

This was such an awesome find in Copenhagen. It was definitely a great taste of home. The space inside is small but it has that Danish charm, especially the outside seating with the comfy blankets.
There’s a wide variety of ‘bubble teas’, ranging from the fruit smoothies (mango is a personal fave) to the typical actual teas, like green and black teas which include different flavorings. In addition, you can choose your drink hot or cold, and with different ‘bubbles’ from tapioca pearls to popping bubbles.
The barista was pleasant and was able to explain the menu because the wide variety can be a little overwhelming. I get mango bubble tea smoothie both times and it was AMAZING! Yum! It can be a little pricy but totally worth a sweet treat every once in a while. I totally recommend drinking outside in the cold with a cold drink with the blanket on; it’s surprisingly pleasant.

I love this place — the bubble teas are outstanding, especially my personal favorite, the Ginger tea (Jasmine milk tea as base). They’re pros at boba-​tea. The service is also always helpful and friendly. They say «goodbye» when you leave, which is a small by ingratiating gesture. Overall, I wish there were as many Mad Hatter Tea Emporiums as there are Joe & the Juices. ;)

It was the last day of our three-​week Europe backpacking trip and we had just finished lunch at Sebastopol (Superb sandwiches! But that’s another review…). Though we enjoyed the various flavors of European cuisine, it was nice to reconnect with home food. Needless to say, there were smiles all around when we spotted this hidden gem right across the street from us.
The ginger jasmine green tea was legit — by far the best rendition I’ve had the world over. Though you should know I haven’t been to Asia so take my assessment with a pinch of sea salt.
It’s a small establishment with minimal seating, but they do a good job with the ambiance and décor to make it feel like a nice cozy tea shop. The tea masters were friendly and efficient. If I ever found myself in Copenhagen again, I would definitely make it a point to stop by here and grab a Ginger.

Lots of good choices for bubble tea. Regular black or flavored ‘popping’ boba. Tons of tea flavors. Cute, hipster interior. Awesome neighborhood. Love.

Honey dew with jasmine tea and tapioca! They have a huge variation and the tapioca tasted pretty on point! I wish they had more seating here, other wise jeg elsker mad hatter!

The first time I was in Berlin, my sisters and I discovered a peculiar invention made by mankind, namely bubble tea. The neon green sign gleaming with the words ”Bubble tea” caught the attention of my inner tea addict. I entered the café, frowned, rose my eyebrows in surprise and ordered my first lychee bubble tea. The rest of my vacation in Berlin pretty much consisted of a morning, lunch and dinner bubble tea drinking. After I came back, I searched Unilocal and Google for anything bubble tea related in CPH and I found it.
The Mad Hatter Bubble Tea Emporium was the name of the café. Again, I entered, narrowed my eyes and ordered a honey dew bubble tea. My inner tea addict approved.
Now let’s move on to the serious stuff.
The menu is well organized and comprehensible. The service is quick, smiling –even in the most stressful situations– and so friendly that you just want to jump behind the counter, and help them out with the dishes. They also have whoopies which is a HUGE plus.

Mad Hatter does bubble tea proud in Copenhagen. The flavoured teas are really nice and the tapioca bubbles are cooked right to that chewy consistency. Thumbs up.
The shop is really small and there’s only enough seating for three people, so I had to take my drink outside on a cold day. With that in mind, I ordered a warm taro bubble tea so I wouldn’t freeze while drinking it outside. Taro is my favourite since it’s very mild compared to the fruit teas and you can still get a sense of the jasmine tea base under the taro flavour. Mad Hatter made it just a little too sweet, but I didn’t really notice until I was nearly done the whole cup.
I got a small size and with the bubbles included, I was actually quite full and had to slowly bike home to avoid jostling my tea and bubble filled tummy. If you get the warm tea I think you actually end up with significantly more tea than if you order it cold because then the ice takes up nearly half the cup.
Another note: I’m pretty sure that like most bubble tea shops they’re using powdered milk tea base (not fresh milk with tea). This means that even with my lactose intolerance issues I can have a whole cup! Hurray.

YUM!
I don’t care if you can’t really compare it with «REAL» bubble tea we have in Asia, I’m just glad that I could get this in Copenhagen. The first shop ever and they’re not too bad, although the price is on the expensive side. I think the shop is trying to match coffee shops in charging what the others charge for coffee.
PS: My favourite bubble tea flavour is taro. Try it.

as a californian away from home, there are obviously lots of things i miss. the sun. good and inexpensive mexican/​korean/​vietnamese/​japanese/​etc. food. the convenience (ever shopped for clothes at 10pm?). and of course the two hot weather staples of frozen yogurt and boba a.k.a. bubble tea. fett? naw, those weird drinks from taiwan with the chewy stuff at the bottom. i don’t know what exactly it is about having a slightly sweet snack to munch on while you drink your iced tea at the same time. but damn, that shit is good. so obviously i am elated that copenhagen FINALLY has a bubble tea joint!
the tapioca is cooked nicely with just a little bit of bite. if the tea is too sweet, you can ask for less sugar in some of the flavours. the space is small; but keep in mind that the drink comes with a thin plastic lid sealed onto the cup so you can chuck it in your bike basket and cycle over to assistens or fælledparken without spilling a drop. thanks for opening in nørrebro and please don’t close down and take my little bit of california away!