Ninecha Milk Tea is a café at Katarinavägen 20 in Stockholm. Visit Stockholm describes its drinks as chilled teas in a range of flavours, including fruity and creamy options and sweet bubble tea. The listing does not state prices or opening hours.

Ninecha says its pearls and tea are imported directly from Taiwan and that it follows a strict preparation process to make pearl milk tea, also known as boba milk tea. The shop says its name sounds like the Chinese term for milk tea. It also connects “nine” with a Chinese word pronounced like “permanent” and describes “9 Forever” as its hope to be part of customers’ lives.

The café says it wants to offer popular Asian drinks while connecting local people with Asian culture. That gives visitors a simple choice: stop in for a chilled tea, with or without the sweet pearl-milk-tea style, and try a drink built around tea and pearls sourced from Taiwan. Visit Stockholm lists the venue as a coffee shop or café. Its listing gives the address and phone number, but no visit duration or seasonal opening information.