Spirited Away

Did you know that there is a cute Studio Ghibli-themed bubble tea shop near Elephant & Castle station?

 

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📍[BLOG POST IN BIO] Studio Ghibli-themed bubble tea shop near Elephant & Castle Station 🧋 Taiwanese bubble tea brand, T4 opened a Studi Ghibli-themed branch near Elephant & Castle station 🌱 There are figurines, fountains and plushies everywhere from all your favourite Studio Ghibli movies, such as Spirited Away, Kiki’s Delivery Service, My Neighbour Totoro and many more! 📍 137 Walworth Rd, London SE17 1RW #studioghibli #spiritedaway #noface #totoro #kikisdeliveryservice #catbus #haku #hayaomiyazaki #studioghiblifilms #bubbletealover

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T4 Bubble Tea

 

Photo: Urban Adventurer

 

 

Taiwanese bubble tea brand, T4 opened their new branch near Elephant & Castle station earlier this year.

 

The lovely little shop directly connected to Asian supermarket Kiki & Miumiu, so you can easily grab a boba after finishing your grocery shopping.

 

What’s the most amazing about this bubble tea shop, however, is that it’s Studio Ghibli-themed!

 

Photo: Urban Adventurer

 

There are Studio Ghibli decorations all over the shop. You can find lots of Totoro figurines, No Face and Haku from Spirited Away, the cat bus from Totoro, characters from Kiki’s Delivery Service and many more. Even their calendar and the napkin dispenser on the counter are Studio Ghibli-themed.

 

There are not just figurines and plushies but mini fountains and cute humidifiers too, along with an automatic No Face coin bank for tips. Simply put some coins on the tray and watch No Face eat them.

 

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The staff is very welcoming and friendly, so make sure you bring some coins with you to tip.

They were happy to show me around and even turned on some extra lights for me to take good pictures, and we had a nice chat about our favourite Studio Ghibli movies.

 

As for the bubble tea, they have a lot of options and all the boba are customisable.

 

I ordered the Taro milk tea with some clear jelly. It was rich in flavour but was not too sweet.

 

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Next time when you’re around Elephant & Castle station, make sure you visit this adorable bubble tea shop and take some lovely pictures for your Insta.

 

NOTE: Unfortunately, the figurines and mini fountains and not for sale. They are just decorations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for your next adventure? If you love anime, you’ll definitely want to visit a Naruto Shippuden pop-up being run by retro ramen bar, Ramen Yokocho. Taste Naruto’s favourite Ichiraku ramen, enjoy refreshing Naruto-themed drinks and bring home free limited-edition character pin badges and coasters.