The “mini aquarium” you can actually drink — blue bubbles and starfish-shaped tapioca pearls are super refreshing

▲ Just looking at the cool mini aquarium is enough to chase away the heat.

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Remember the beautifully bubbly “Sakura Bomb” soda? When Tainan restaurant Hawaii Grill 夏威夷厨房 launched creative drinks like the Sakura Bomb and Poké Ball beverages, they caused a huge buying frenzy. Now, they’ve introduced an even more refreshing and adorable “aquarium.” This mini aquarium isn’t just portable, it also cools you down — you’ve got to admit, the owner’s creativity knows no bounds.

▲ Decorate with tropical fish stickers, and your little aquarium is complete. (Photo / from theHawaii Grill 夏威夷厨房Facebook page)

▲ This super realistic mini aquarium is actually drinkable too！(Photo / provided by netizen chang_2015. No unauthorized copying to avoid copyright infringement.)

The transparent round bottle has been cleverly transformed in so many ways — from Sakura Bomb to Strawberry Bomb, each new release becomes a hot topic. The latest viral sensation is this “mini aquarium,” which has sparked a check-in trend on IG. Blue chamomile soda mixed with fresh thyme, topped with red and white popping boba at the bottom, plus cute starfish-shaped tapioca pearls floating on top — this little aquarium is truly eye-catching.

▲ The bomb series has always been a bestseller. (Photo / from the Hawaii Grill 夏威夷厨房 Facebook page)

Only 30 mini aquariums are made each day, and they’re sold on-site only from 3pm on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. It’s recommended that visitors call ahead to avoid a wasted trip. Additionally, the shop recently announced that Hawaii Kitchen will close at its current location on May 15th, but the signature drinks will continue to be sold. The owner also teased that they will meet everyone again at a new location in the future.

Address: No. 103, Fuzhong Street, Tainan City (until 5/15)
Phone: 06 221 7625

▲ This year’s“Friends Picnic Day”lineup is even more amazing！Don’t miss it at Huashan Zhongyang Arts and Cultural Park on Saturday, May 6th — come for the music and dancing.