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Juicy news for bubble tea lovers: CoCo Bubble Tea opens a new location in Amsterdamse Poort

Juicy news for bubble tea lovers: CoCo Bubble Tea opens a new location in Amsterdamse Poort

Faiza Bellai is opening a new branch of the Taiwanese chain CoCo Bubble Tea in the Amsterdamse Poort shopping center. This expansion reflects the ongoing popularity of the beverage in Amsterdam and adds a new location to the international franchise's presence.

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