A new bubble tea space in Shenzhen attracts contemporary café-goers

A new destination for bubble tea fans has come to Shenzhen. Ambrosia, designed by Melbourne-based design and architecture studio Biasol, is a fresh competitor in the Chinese market for the Taiwanese drink. The café pops up at a time when the tea m
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