Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

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Social media took me to Brew Bar’s bubble waffles, where I felt like a kid living the yum life located in Rosmead Place, inside the beautiful Zylan Luxury

Villa. It’s a cute little spot with some tasty things waiting for you.

This concept came about after launching Bubbleleme­nt says Asif.

“I was intrigued by how well Sri Lankans accept new concepts and how keen they are to try new things. Sri Lankans love comfort food.”

The food menu here is limited and it’s good, so it’s easy to make a decision. Sweet bubble waffles and a couple of savoury ones. For those of you who haven’t tried this place yet, ordering a sweet waffle here includes 4 simple steps:

The biggest sellers are the sweet bubble waffles, the kit Kat bubble

waffle and the Oreo bubble waffle. The waffles are made fresh; crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.

Asif Jiffry & Helen Cheung who have been friends for a long time thought of partnering and opening this concept. I met Helen and she is just too cute, full of life and was so happy that we loved what she had served to us!

So I asked Asif, Where does the inspiratio­n come from?

When I was travelling I came across this Bubble waffle booth and researched into it and I found out that the origins were from Hong Kong. At that time

I was relocating Brew Bar to Zylan down Rosmead Place and my friend

Helen who is the owner is originally from Hong Kong and we decided to give it a go. At the same time Helen came across the Cheese tea concept, which was becoming very popular across the world and very popular in Hong Kong as well. This is going to be the next best thing after Bubble tea. And we worked tirelessly to get the correct formula so that it would taste good. We wanted the Bubble waffle /cheese tea moment to be an instagram worthy capture and all our waffles are served in emoji cups that reflects the mood you’re in right now.

Helen was telling me to try out the cheese tea, and I was like “WHAT” then I tried Lychee Cheese tea. The combinatio­n of cheese and tea sounded kinda odd, but this cold Lychee Cheese Tea (Rs. 490) turned out quite well. With a foamy layer of milk and cream cheese on top, it was one refreshing drink. Underneath all that fluffy foam, the drink was yum - I just loved it

The overall vibe I was left reeling with as I walked away from the place was one of satisfacti­on, stemming from the mood it put me in as soon as I entered, the cute ambience and items on their menu and the complete take over of feel-good emotions.

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