Bubble Hut

Love it! Best bubble tea on Long Island hands down! Don’t have to go to china town anymore

Tried out their bubble tea and also shaved ice when I was craving for some frozen treats. I think overall they are a decent choice for us that’s further out in LI but honestly compare to what you find in Queens and Flushing they paled quite a bit.
The fruit tea was pretty decent a bit too much ice perhaps but the tapioca is quite chewy and sweet and the prices are within range of what you find at other places. Definitely one of their better offerings.
The shaved ice I thought could be better, I guess their main focus is on bubble teas and hot Japanese foods. I would have liked to see few more traditional toppings as oppose to jam syrups. Definitely would love some condense milk or just simple syrup. The ice cream on top I felt didn’t really fit in but overall the quality of the ingredients were pretty good. A bit more expensive than what I expected.
Certainly would be willing to give their ramen a chance although the place is bit small I think for sit down meals. They do take credit cards though and had no minimum spending that I was aware of. With some improvements I think they have the potential to become a real great success out in Nassau county

Bubble tea is good, although I didn’t see slushy flavors on the menu. Maybe they can do it. Tapioca balls were good consistency and not too chewy.
But the sushi… Horrible. Got only 1 roll thank goodness, and I couldn’t tell if the fish or the vegetable was sour but it was the worst roll I have ever had! Go for their boba tea but NOT the sushi.

I love bubble hut! I was so happy to discover it as I’ve been looking for good bubble tea on Long Island. I haven’t found any drinks I don’t like so far. I have tried the ramen, but it’s not really my thing. The prices aren’t great, but it’s worth it. The Unilocal coupons leave something to be desired for those who are only interested in drinks and won’t be spending $ 25 in one shot. The owner is very nice and explains the ordering process if you’re unfamiliar.

I stopped here because it’s one of the only places on Long Island I could find that sold ramen. The place is very cute and clean. I got my food quickly (to go). It was very fresh … But not flavorful at all. The noodles weren’t very good and I felt like I was just eating noodles in water. And there was only like 3 pieces of pork. I wanted to enjoy this place but sadly it just wasn’t that good.

Gotta appreciate this place as the only ramen & bubble tea place I could find on LI. Unfortunately their ramen isn’t quite as good as what I’ve had in NYC, but not bad either. I can’t speak to the sushi since I haven’t had it here yet. The dessert and snacks are really what you come here for. Bubble tea is in fact as good at NYC bubble tea, with lots of different options to choose from, and you can’t turn down all of the interesting and tasty Japanese snacks they have.
Cool relaxing atmosphere, always nice people working there.

I would easily give it four stars for the great bubble tea, but coming here for lunch the food was average. The fish used in their sushi is very fresh, but just lacked some touches. The ramen soup was also just ok. It’s a great addition to Belmore, especially for bubble tea and Japanese groceries. I may re-​review upon a return visit

New Japanese restaurant/​bubble tea spot in Bellmore didn’t quite hit the mark. First off, the narrow, cramped space makes it ideal for take out. Ordered taro bubble tea and it was terrific as was the mango. The sushi, however, was lacking. Though the fish is fresh, the rice has no trace of vinegar and they use the lighter colored seaweed which makes it blah. The eel sushi though was delicious. Tried the miso soy ramen with chicken next which was the biggest let down. Broth was bland as was the chicken. The scallions in the broth helped a little but not enough. Service is very friendly and prices pretty cheap for the amount they give you. I wouldn’t come back here to eat again but definitely have their awesome bubble tea.

Had take out from here last night. I ordered the vegetarian ramen. The broth was tasty but the noodles were over cooked and the food had a very bad after taste. I’d say stick to the bubble tea and eat elsewhere.

An «OK» bubble tea spot.
Glad to see these spots making their way out to Long Island now.
Used to only be in Flushing or Manhattan.
Decently priced considering the area.
Parking can be a PITA.

Came here for my bubble tea craving, very glad I did!
I don’t have to travel almost an hour now to get Bubble Tea!
They have both cold and hot drinks, smoothies, shakes, and if you’re craving a bite, food as well.
The host was kind enough to give the top drinks people order. Whether it’s a hot summer or cold winter day, if your in the area give these guys a try!

I happened to bookmark this place on Unilocal!after searching for a movie theater in Bellemore. I wasn’t planning to stop by today exactly but as my boyfriend and I were trying to kill time before our movie, he spotted it! It definitely has cute décor outside of the building. You surely can’t miss it with the colors!
Inside the actual place you’ll see that it is actually quite small and has a retro feeling to it. There are loads of Japanese snacks near the cashier.
We ordered chicken ramen & avocado roll. It was cool how we could choose what kind of broth for the ramen (miso, teriyaki, spicy miso. others). Avocado roll tasted fresh! The ramen tasted like instant ramen straight from a package despite it kind of being pricey. The chicken on top was nice and they included hard boiled egg and bean sprouts.
I don’t think there was table service but the guy brought our food to us and set it up anyways. Very kind. We then shared a medium matcha milk bubble tea with mango star jelly! SO CUTeEEeE
this place was interesting. it seems so weird having it in a random location like this but. why not?! Come in and enjoy bubble tea in Long Island!!! Brilliant

Accidentally found this place after visiting the jewelry store across the street. I turned to my husband and we both couldn’t believe we were seeing bubble tea on Long Island! Immediately he believes it’s the fake crap made with powder but much to my delight, it was the real deal.
My mango sweet tea with tapioca was quite yummy, just a tad on the sugary side but was rectified once I put some water in it. It was so much fun walking around sipping it like I was back in Queens. Good to know this spot isn’t so far and definitely the real thing.

I had bubble tea constantly while at college then I moved home and there is not one place anywhere near me! Thankfully, my boyfriend lives right across the street from this adorable place. I would have filled up a loyalty card already if someone hadn’t snagged my wallet in DC… Last week I got a passion fruit green iced tea with lychee gummies, yum. I’m basically a regular now.

Felt like I was living in Manhattan again! Quality bubble tea with tapioca cooked just right, nothing hard in the middle. We tried the mango smoothie with fruit jelly and the matcha bubble tea, and they both come highly recommended. Did not try any food at the time of review.
Interior is small but inviting, and the loads of Japanese sweets available to search though and purchase while you wait are an added bonus. I will be back to Bubble Hut, not only because it seems to be the only bubble tea on Long Island east of Queens, but because it’s a –good– bubble tea shop.

It’s always hard to find a bubble tea spot in Long Island. Most of the good ones are in queens. Now this will be our go to place because it has even more goodies inside. The Ramen was so delicious! I had the chicken with spicy miso base and almond bubble tea. Definitely going to visit again soon!

I’ve been craving bubble tea for quite a while now. During my college days, there was a great local spot where I got bubble tea every week. I finally got to check out Bubble Hut after getting a manicure across the street.
Decent flavor selection. I got a strawberry milk black tea with tapioca. It was good but much sweeter than I remember. Perhaps my tastes have changed since college.
Still, Bubble Hut offers refreshing drinks and other goodies aside from the typical stuff.

What a surprise this place turned out to be…
Looking inside the store from the street I was very confused at what this place was. I thought it was a small general store that sold Japanese treats and some bubble tea. Looking closer I see that they had a medium size sushi menu, ice cream, and a whole other slew of treats. Prices were pretty average for the area, but we decided to stay because of a deal I saw on Unilocal.
We ordered an almond bubble tea. Lets cut to the chase, it was incredible. Best bubble tea I ever had. AND the real surprise… the two sushi rolls, gyoza, and shumai we ordered was the freshest we ever has as well. I was really not expecting the food to be as fresh and tasty as it was. Best dragon roll I ever had. It was a really pleasant surprise.
This place is not really a restaurant. They had two people working behind the counter, and I believe in the whole place. So service was slower then people would have liked. But you really can not deny the quality and freshness.

how cute is this little shop!
its painted bright blue with red and white gingham curtains
there about 4 tables
lots of hello Kitty snacks for buying as well as Pockys do you know thos cookies if you haven’t tried them buy a box they are crunchy and tasty
but that of course has nothing to with my I came …
I cam for the bubble tea
Bubble has lots of flavors
my favorite regular milk tea with tapioca bubbles (smaller then the usual ones I have tried)
if you have never tried bubbles they are squishy balls of squishiness for lack of better words
they sit in the bottom of your cup and you suck them up through a wide straw
its sweet goodness with squishy
nice thing about bubble hut
they have other fixins for your teas such as grass jelly and popping boba
taro to coconut green tea to regular tea so many good flavors
plus they serve some sushi
what a combo right?
I had a tuna pizza made fresh the tuna was fine not the best I had but not the worst
crispy crust gucaumole tuna slices its very tasty
regular assortment of rolls on their menu
because this place is so teeny tiny I guess its more for take out as each table will only hold two people
if I am in the area I would stop by again

Yummy almond and lychee bubble tea. Kinda expensive but it is good bubble tea on Long Island so I’ll shut up and hand over my money. They had samples in the counter that were all delicious. The matcha (green tea) was not too sweet which is perfect for older peeps. They’ve a coupon on Unilocal for $ 25 for $ 20 and a free drink with purchase $ 25.00 and over. They’ve food too which was like tuna pizza (interesting). I would recommend to anyone looking to settle their bubble tea craving on the Island too far from Flushing.