From famed household names such as Koi and Liho, to the popular overseas brands—including HEYTEA, Nayuki, and Machi Machi—that have arrived in Singapore, we’ve got you covered.

Ready yourself and be prepared to conquer all the bubble tea options we have—this is a comprehensive guide to 62 bubble tea brands in Singapore.

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KOI THÉ

KOI Thé  
23 Serangoon Central
NEX, #B1-07
Singapore 556083
Tel: +65 6634 8623
Nearest Station: Serangoon
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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GONG CHA

Gong Cha
313 Orchard Road
313 @ Somerset, #01-37
Singapore 238895
Tel: +65 6200 2288
Nearest Station: Somerset
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

LiHO

LiHo
23 Serangoon Central
NEX, #04-K22
Singapore 556083
Tel: +65 6634 9008
Nearest Station: Serangoon
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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TAIGAI

TaiGai
23 Serangoon Central
NEX, #B2-34
Singapore 556083
Nearest Station: Serangoon

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HOLLIN

Hollin
190 Toa Payoh Central
Toa Payoh Mall, #01-538
Singapore 310190
Tel: +65 6252 2456
Nearest Station: Toa Payoh
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

HEYTEA

HEYTEA
2 Orchard Turn
ION Orchard, #B4-29
Singapore 238801
Tel: +65 6908 0019
Nearest Station: Orchard
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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THE ALLEY

The Alley 
78 Airport Blvd
Jewel Changi Airport, #B2-273
Singapore 819666
Nearest Station: Changi Airport
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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MILKSHA

Milksha
Suntec City
3 Temasek Blvd
Tower 3, #02-375/376
Singapore 038983
Nearest Station: Promenade/Esplanade
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

BOBER TEA

Bober Tea
Bukit Panjang Plaza
1 Jelebu Road, #01-23
Singapore 677743
Tel: +65 9816 1440
Nearest Station: Bukit Panjang
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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TIGER SUGAR

Tiger Sugar
13 Stamford Road
Capitol Piazza, #B2-32
Singapore 178905
Tel: +65 9581 9283
Nearest Station: City Hall
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

NAYUKI

Nayuki
107 North Bridge Road
Funan Mall, #01-01
Singapore 179105
Nearest Station: City Hall
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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THE WHALE TEA

The Whale Tea
21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4
Lot One Shoppers’ Mall, #B1-25
Singapore 689812
Tel: +65 8799 8336
Nearest Station: Chua Chu Kang

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TEABRARY

Teabrary
90 Bras Basah Road
Esplanade Xchange, #B1-12
Singapore 189562
Nearest Station: Esplanade
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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TP TEA

TP Tea
60 Airport Road
Changi Airport, Terminal 2 Departure Hall, #026-015-01
Singapore 819643
Nearest Station: Changi Airport
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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JENJUDAN

Jenjudan
1 Raffles Link
Citylink Mall, #B1-13
Singapore 039393
Nearest Station: Esplanade/City Hall

XING FU TANG

Xing Fu Tang
1 Sengkang Square
Compass One, #B1-10
Singapore 545078
Nearest Station: Sengkang
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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KUNG FU TEA

Kung Fu Tea
Hougang Central
Blk 810, #01-24
Singapore 530810
Tel: +65 6475 7217
Nearest Station: Hougang
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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THE MOMENT

The Moment
51 Telok Ayer St, #01-06A
Singapore 048441
Tel: +65 9654 5289
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

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BCC TEA STUDIO

BCC Tea Studio
Fengshan Market
Bedok North Street 4
Blk 84, #01-29
Singapore 460084
Nearest Station: Bedok
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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BLACKBALL

Blackball
23 Serangoon Central
NEX, #B1-46A
Singapore 556083
Tel: +65 9742 1630
Nearest Station: Serangoon
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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CHICHA SAN CHEN

Chicha San Chen
313 Orchard Road
313 @ Somerset, #03-41
Singapore 238895
Nearest Station: Somerset
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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EACH A CUP

Each A Cup
11 Rivervale Crescent
Rivervale Mall, #01-K7
Singapore 545082
Tel: +65 9816 3863
Nearest Station: Rumbia
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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HEETEA

HeeTea
133 New Bridge Road
Chinatown Point, #B1-46
Singapore 059413
Nearest Station: Chinatown
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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KUROTAKI CHABANN

Kurotaki Chabann
1 Raffles Link
Citylink Mall, #B1-49
Singapore 039393
Tel: +65 8722 7665
Nearest Station: Esplanade/Cityhall
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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I-TEA

i-tea
25 Bendemeer Road, #01-595
Singapore 330025
Tel: +65 6909 2297
Nearest Station: Boon Keng
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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YI FANG FRUIT TEA

Yi Fang Fruit Tea
277 Orchard Road
Orchard Gateway, #B1-01
Singapore 238858
Nearest Station: Somerset

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TEN REN TEA

Ten Ren Tea
133 New Bridge Road
Chinatown Point, #01-07
Singapore 059413
Tel: +65 6423 9433
Nearest Station: Chinatown

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R&B TEA

R&B Tea
6 Raffles Blvd
Marina Square, #04-101/102
Singapore 039594
Tel: +65 6506 0161
Nearest Station: Esplanade
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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MUYOO

MuYoo
252 North Bridge Road
Raffles City Shopping Centre, #B1-67
Singapore 179103
Tel: +65 9838 4183
Nearest Station: Raffles Place
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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NINE FRESH

Nine Fresh
1 Sengkang Square
Compass One, #B1-41
Singapore 545078
Nearest Station: Sengkang
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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PARTEA

Partea
Suntec City North Atrium, #02-470
Singapore 038983
Tel: +65 6252 6279
Nearest Station: Promenade/Esplanade
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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PLAYMADE

PlayMade
10 Tampines Central 1
Tampines One, #01-59
Singapore 529536
Tel: +65 6509 9693
Nearest Station: Tampines
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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SHARETEA

Sharetea
200 Victoria Street
Bugis Junction, #01-14A
Singapore 188021
Nearest Station: Bugis
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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SUPERTEA

Supertea
9 Raffles Blvd
Millenia Walk, #01-75
Singapore 039596
Nearest Station: Promenade

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TEAHEE

TeaHee
301 Serangoon Ave 2, #01-328
Singapore 55030
Nearest Station: Serangoon

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TEA TREE CAFE

Tea Tree Cafe
Block 205 Hougang St 21
Heartland Mall, #01-03
Singapore 530205
Tel: +65 6858 2298
Nearest Station: Kovan
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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TOP TEA

Top Tea
111 Somerset Rd, #01-48
Singapore 238164
Tel: +65 6655 8333
Nearest Station: Somerset/Orchard

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WINNIE’S

Winnie’s
1 Fusionopolis Place
Galaxis, #01-34
Singapore 138522
Tel: +65 9652 5358
Nearest Station: one-north

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THE YUNIQUE TEA

The Yunique Tea
470 Lor 6 Toa Payoh
Singapore 310470
Tel: +65 6273 7488
Nearest Station: Toa Payoh

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WOOBBEE

Woobbee
1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #01-18
Singapore 082001
Tel: +65 6220 8220
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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BRU INFUSIONS

Bru Infusions
5 Straits View
Marina One, #B2-21
Tel: +65 8141 8162
Nearest Station: Marina Bay/Downtown

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KECHA

KECha
21 Choa Chu Kang North 6
Yew Tee Point, #B1-41
Singapore 689578
Nearest Station: Yew Tee
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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DABOBA

Daboba
Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6
Blk 727, #01-4254
Tel: +65 6451 8233
Nearest Station: Ang Mo Kio

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I LOVE TAIMEI

I Love Taimei
230 Victoria Street, #B1-K11
Singapore 188024
Tel: +65 6341 9983
Nearest Station: Bugis
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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LALUNE

Lalune
313 Orchard Road
313 @ Somerset, #B3-48A
Singapore 238895
Tel: +65 9833 5112
Nearest Station: Somerset

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UNICE

UNICE
930 Yishun Ave 2
Northpoint City South Wing, #B2-135
Singapore 769098
Tel: +65 9092 9382
Nearest Station: Yishun

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NINE.TALES.TEA

Nine.Tales.Tea
371 Beach Road
City Gate, #02-42
Singapore 199597
Tel: +65 6970 1169
Nearest Station: Nicoll Highway

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YUAN CHA

Yuan Cha
14 Scotts Road
Far East Plaza, #01-39
Singapore 228213
Tel: +65 9243 5650
Nearest Station: Orchard
** Multiple outlets islandwide.

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MAOTEA

MaoTea
2 Orchard Link
SCAPE, #02-29
Singapore 237978
Nearest Station: Somerset

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SOCIETEA

Societea
41 Bencoolen St
Singapore 189623
Tel: +65 9088 3379
Nearest Station: Bencoolen

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HOPII

Hopii
10 Eunos Road 8
Singapore Post Centre, #01-107A
Singapore 408600
Tel: +65 8183 8761
Nearest Station: Paya Lebar

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TEA PULSE

Tea Pulse
3 Phillip St
Royal Group Building, #01-04
Singapore 048693
Tel: +65 9457 6395
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

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ICE FORK

Ice Fork
107 North Bridge Road
Funan Mall, #B2-K09
Singapore 179105
Nearest Station: City Hall

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GOCHA BAR

GoCha Bar
109 North Bridge Road
Funan Mall, #02-36
Singapore 179097
Nearest Station: City Hall

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HEY LONG CHA

Hey Long Cha
5 Changi Business Park Central 1
Changi City Point, #01-K11
Singapore 486038
Tel: +65 6604 6887
Nearest Station: Changi Airport

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MAO MILK BAR

MAO Milk Bar
21 Tampines Avenue 1
Block 1A Temasek Polytechnic,
Sprout, #02-76
Singapore 529757
Nearest Station: Tampines

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YOCHA TEA & DESSERTS

Yocha Tea & Desserts
238 Thomson Road
Velocity, #01-07
Singapore 307683
Nearest Station: Novena

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ARTEA

ARTEA
1 Harbourfront Walk
Vivocity, #01-100/101
Singapore 098585
Nearest Station: Harbourfront

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BOBA BUBBLE TEA

Boba Bubble Tea
Blk 117 Aljunied Ave 2
Geylang East Centre Market & Food Centre, #01-07
Singapore 380117
Nearest Station: Aljunied

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CHUN YANG TEA

Chun Yang Tea
78 Airport Blvd
Jewel Changi Airport, #03-207
Singapore 819666
Nearest Station: Changi Airport

MACHI MACHI

Machi Machi Singapore
25 Arab St
Singapore 199724
Nearest Station: Bugis

EXCLUSIVE: Machi Machi Singapore will be opening on 18 Jan 2020 11am at Arab Street and here’s an exclusive first look at Jay Chou’s bubble tea brand.

Machi Machi, a Taiwanese bubble tea speciality brand, has set up its first Singapore outlet. And trust us, it is worth a visit.

Machi Machi offers diverse flavours of bubble teas such as fresh fruits, cream cheese and lattes. Choose from five different tea bases: Tieguanyin Oolong Tea, Sun Moon Lake Black Tea, Pekoe Jasmine Green Tea, and Ceylon Highland Black Tea.

Whether you are a fan of Jay Chou or are a dedicated milk tea lover, here’s what you can expect at Machi Machi Singapore.

Popular Singer Ang Junyang—who also owns Boat Noodle—is one of the partners behind Machi Machi Singapore.

MACHI MACHI BOTTLED TEAS 

Those looking to snap photos of cute, photogenic drinks will be happy to know that four of their signature teas come packed in the iconic Machi Machi Bottles.

For the best taste experience, slurp both the jelly base and tea using the bubble tea straw.

STRAWBERRY MILK WITH PANNA COTTA 

Similar to a strawberry milkshake, the Strawberry Milk Tea with Panna Cotta (S$7.80) is a great selection for those who like their drinks sweet.

First blended with fresh strawberries for a tinge of tartness, then laden with their sweet signature gelatinous cream base, the creamy drink is a well-balanced creation not to be missed.

BLACK MILK TEA WITH PANNA COTTA 

One of Jay Chou’s all-time favourite milk teas, the Black Milk Tea with Panna Cotta (S$7) is a caffeine-free drink containing two luscious layers and edible bits of vanilla seeds. 

It is first prepared with a strong black tea, then mellowed in flavour from the addition of milk and sugar.

CREAM CHEESE TEAS 

Do not miss out on their unique cream cheese teas! There are three steps to enjoying this drink: first, sip on their cream cheese to get a sweet burst of flavour, stir the drink well, then guzzle down the rest of the beverage.

BLACK MILK TEA WITH CRÈME BRÛLÉE

Machi Machi’s signature Black Milk Tea with Crème Brûlée (S$5.80) — coined the legendary “God of Cheese Tea” — skyrocketed the brand to international success. Heads up for Jay Chou fans: this drink is another one of his favourites!

Served with a frothy layer of thick, caramelised cream cheese atop a milky beverage, the cheese is torched to give the drink an aromatic, roasted flavour.

BLUEBERRY AND STRAWBERRY SMOOTHIE WITH CREAM CHEESE

We recommend the Blueberry & Strawberry Smoothie with Cream Cheese (S$7) if you want a refreshing pick-me-up. This fruity beverage is light on the palate and is well-blended with a handful of strawberries and blueberries, then topped with a layer of cream cheese.

CREAM CHEESE OOLONG TIEGUANYIN TEA 

The Cream Chinese Oolong Tieguanyin Tea (S$5.50) is a delicate, nutty tea infused with fragrant floral notes. This is a good option for those who enjoy an aromatic, light-bodied brew.

Balancing out the slight bitter aftertaste from the oolong tea is the rich flavour of cream cheese, making it the perfect savoury beverage.

Is Singapore ready for Machi Machi? We sure are!

Machi Machi Singapore
25 Arab St
Singapore 199724
Nearest Station: Bugis

All the rage about cheese tea and the original inventor of the cheese tea trend is finally coming to Singapore, and it is none other than OG tea brand, HEYTEA.

HEYTEA first started out as a humble tea shop in the Guangdong province in 2012. Since then, the brand has expanded to more than a hundred shops in China including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhen and Shenzhen—all of which have garnered massive queues that can go up to 7 hours long.

Dedicated to serving high-quality brews made using only the freshest and top-quality ingredients, HEYTEA leaves little to wonder as to why it is the most highly sought-after tea brand in China—and soon, Singapore.

HEYTEA is opening its first-ever overseas outpost outside of mainland China here in Singapore’s ION Orchard on 10th November at 10am. And to show their sincerity and love for the Singapore audience, they are opening with a bang so expect 1-for-1 promotion and goodie bags to be given away for the first 3 days. Here is a preview of the menu!

Proudly adhering to high standards and the use of high-quality raw ingredients, HEYTEA distinguishes themselves by making sure customers can taste the freshness from the very first sip. Only the best quality tea leaves, fresh fruits, natural rock sugar and natural cheese go into the making of every cup of tea here.

And talk about dedication; HEYTEA’s tea leaves are actually solely grown for the brand, so the tea leaves and blends cannot be found anywhere else!

What’s more, HEYTEA has flown in a group of staff from China to Singapore’s outlet, just so you get the real deal and that the local staff are given proper training and to upkeep the standards from there on.

HEYTEA’S SIGNATURE CHEEZO TEA SERIES

Be sure to try out HEYTEA’s signature Cheezo Tea series, such as the classic King Fone (S$5.50), Ever Spring (S$5.50) and Aqua Green (S$4.50). Sure to impress fans of cheese tea, this series may even convert those who were sceptical about the trend.

Every sip varies in textures and flavours. The first sip (make sure the opening of the cap is kept small) will be the mildy salty cheese. Continue sipping and you’ll slowly taste the different layers of cheese and tea. Then, when you finally reach the half-cup mark, that’s when the cheese and tea will be completely blended together and you can savour the milk tea-like taste.

For first-timers trying out cheese tea for the very first time, go for the King Fone—known as the classic Jinfeng Chawang in China (in other words, like the Oolong Tea we are all familiar with), it features a thick layer of smooth, creamy cheese atop their aromatic tea.

HEYTEA’S BERRY MANGO SERIES

Besides their usual Cheezo Teas, you must also try HEYTEA’s Berry Mango range of refreshing fruit-infused teas that also come with a layer of their creamy cheese.

Made with a blend of strawberry and mango respectively, both the Very Strawberry Cheezo (S$8.30) and Mango Cheezo (S$7.90) is absolutely refreshing like a summer cocktail you’d have by the beach—except this is better because HEYTEA.

HEYTEA’S FRUITY BOOM AND PURE TEA SERIES

For those who prefer their beverages without the cheese, HEYTEA also offers a variety of brews available under the Fruity Boom and Pure Tea range.

The various options are Lemon Boom (S$5.50), Golden Pineapple Boom (S$6.80), Orange Boom (S$6.80) and not forgetting our favourite of the lot, the Grapefruit Boom (S$5.90). It is jasmine tea infused with fresh grapefruits to give you this wonderful balance of sour and sweet.

Desserts are also available here at HEYTEA’s Singapore outlet.

Made to cater to the local palates and available exclusively in Singapore’s outlet is the Durian Ice Cream (S$4.80) and Salted Egg Yolk Ice Cream (S$4.80). Other desserts you may wish to try include the Tea King Ice Cream (S$2.80) and Mango Ice Cream (S$4.80).

HEYTEA is definitely our cup of tea. And we are sure it will be yours too.

Join the queues at ION Orchard on the 10th, and be sure to bring a friend along because it is 1-for-1 storewide for its first three days of operations!

Actually, maybe not. You can easily finish two cups on your own, right?

HEYTEA Singapore
2 Orchard Turn
ION Orchard Mall #B4-29
Singapore 238801
Tel: +65 6908 0019
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

This post was brought to you by HEYTEA.

It is safe to say that everybody knows about the Taiwanese milk teas that have taken Singapore by storm. These Chun Cui He teas are stocked in selected 7-11 outlets around the island, and are available in extremely limited quantities.

The milk teas came to our shores recently, and they get swiped off the shelves every single time they are restocked. In fact, 7-11 has even issued notifications and announcements that customers are only allowed to purchase a maximum of 6 bottles at any one time.

But here is why we believe that the Chun Cui He Milk Teas Are Not Worth The Hype.

Buying six bottles of the same milk tea at one time might seem a little too much, but people have gotten away with buying more than these when the milk teas first landed in Singapore.

A recent viral post saw a man boasting about how he bought boxes of these milk teas. This in turn sparked an outrage among netizens who labelled him as selfish and inconsiderate.

If you thought that was all, you’d be surprised to learn that there is even a Facebook group for Chun Cui He fanatics with updates on which 7-11 outlets have restocks, and which are all sold out. They even provide tips on the hours to visit for higher chances of walking away with a bottle (or six) of the milk teas for yourself.

We know what you are probably thinking: are these milk teas really worth all that attention?

If you are not quick enough, you won’t even be able to catch a glimpse of them on the shelves. Don’t get us wrong; the milk teas taste pretty decent. We would go as far as to say that these are a must-try when you are in Taiwan. They are easily available everywhere there, and you won’t have to go hunting them down.

But here is one main reason why they are not worth the hype, especially when they are brought to Singapore – they are way too overpriced for what they are worth.

In Taiwan, they cost just about S$1.20 per bottle, and that is almost the same cost as a bottle of mineral water there. But here, they retail for about S$2.80 – that’s more than two times the original price!

They are also a lot smaller than you would imagine them to be, making the prices that they are sold for all the more exorbitant.

In Taiwan, these Chun Cui He milk teas come in a plethora of different flavours such as Green Tea Latte, Sumiyaki, Mocha and more, but Singapore only stocks their Original Milk Tea and Latte flavours.

Well, these milk teas probably sell out faster than hotcakes here in Singapore because Singaporeans are FOMOs. Yes, the fear of missing out. Whenever we see people going crazy over something new or interesting, the fad spreads, and soon everybody is lining up to get one of their own – even if they do not truly understand what the hype is all about.

And you know what really bothers us? The milk tea actually tastes pretty much like what most bottled milk teas would taste like! Sure, there are bad bottled milk teas, but compare Chun Cui He Milk Tea to regular ones that are perpetually available on the shelves (such as Pokka Milk Tea) and you would realise they are actually pretty similar.

You know what is even better? Royal Milk Tea from Japan.

If, in the highly unlikely scenario, that you chance upon a bottle of Chun Cui He Milk Tea up on 7-11 shelves, go ahead and give it a try. If you have not had a taste of these teas for yourself, it might be a good idea to see what the hype is all about.

But we don’t think you’ll be able to find ready stocks on shelves without first doing a bit of research to see which outlets have restocked, and the milk teas are honestly not worth that kind of effort.

The trend should die down soon. Give it a few months (or maybe weeks!), and we bet you good money you can walk in to any 7-11 and pick up some for yourself easily.