Glasgow's west end to welcome first Scottish store by CUPP Bubble Tea Shop

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Glasgow's west end to welcome first Scottish store by CUPP Bubble Tea Shop
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The exciting bubble tea specialists will be offering the first 100 customers free Bubble Tea when they open their first Scottish store on Byres Road.

An exciting firm that specialises in bubble teas is set to open its first Scottish store on Byres Road next month.

The first store will open its doors to customers at 184 Byres Road on December 2 at 2 pm, with customers able to enjoy the fun Taiwanese favourite. Described as “the drink you can chew” it has gained massive popularity in recent years in the UK and around the world. Founder Lee Peacock said: “We are so excited to be opening our first store in Scotland in such a great city. We have seen an incredible response to the opening of our new stores across England and Wales, with customers queuing around the block for a taste of our bubble teas. We have no doubt it will be the same for our Northern neighbours.

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