The news of the bubble tea shops closing during the enhanced Circuit Breaker rules broke the hearts of many Singaporeans, and it led to the frantic last-minute bubble tea orders on the final day of these bubble tea stores’ operations. The demand for the popular drink was so high that intense fights broke out, causing both delivery drivers and bubble tea store staffs massive headaches.

However, we have some good news for all your bubble tea fanatics: LiHO is still available for bubble tea delivery on GrabFood!

The popular bubble tea chain in Singapore will be partnering with F&B outlets that are under the same parent company, Royal T Group; so not only do you get to have your much-loved cup of boba, you can also get yourself a hearty meal!

Photo Credit: LiHO Singapore 

The following brands will be partnering with LiHO for the bubble tea delivery.

• Gong Yuan Ma La Tang (Changi City Point, Funan, Heartland Mall, Orchard Xchange, Suntec City, Westgate)
• Paik’s Bibim (Bedok Mall, NTU, Tiong Bahru Plaza, VivoCity)
• Tino’s Pizza (Tiong Bahru Plaza)
• Woo Ricebox (Orchard Xchange)

They have also recently created a new platform, Boss Happy Delivery, which delivers items for a few companies that are also under LiHO’s parent company. There is also islandwide delivery so you can order your favourite drinks and food from anywhere in Singapore!

Located at 313 Somerset is LaLune Croissant. With the current craze over bubble tea and pretty pastries, LaLune is set to wow you with their colourful array of drinks and croissants full of delicious fillings.

LaLune’s drinks have zero preservatives and artificial flavouring, only using freshly-brewed teas and all-natural fruits. Their little tea bottles also add a wonderful touch being so compact.

Did we mention LaLune was opened by a local NTU graduate? It’s a great time to #SupportLocal with so many big franchises from overseas popping up in Singapore.

LaLune serves up many varieties of croissants – from classics such as their Custard Croissant (S$3.90) and Honey Croissant (S$3.90) to the unique Cinammon Apple Croissant (S$3.90).

They are all freshly baked and delightfully crisp, while not being too heavy on the palate.

LaLune also has an extensive drink menu featuring various types of tea. The signature drink is the brown sugar tapioca pearl milk tea, coined the “Dirty Milk Tea” (S$4).

If you prefer lighter drinks, they have a plethora of fruity brews as well! These include the tropical Dragon Royale (S$5) – a dragonfruit and oolong blend – as well as their Lime Royale (S$4.50), which is a mix of lemon, lime and green tea with crystal pearls.

If you’re craving a quick pick-me-up, LaLune’s teas and croissants would be your new favourite croissant go-to. They open pretty early, so you can grab these light bites just before you head off to work.

313 Orchard Road
313@Somerset, #B3-48A
Singapore 238895
Mon to Sat: 8am – 10pm
Sun: 10am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

(All photos used were from LaLune’s official Facebook page.)