While most bubble tea shops in Singapore specialise in sugar-laden drinks like milk teas and brown sugar milk, Yifang Taiwan Fruit Tea focuses on fruit teas instead. Read more
Cha Nung, a well-known Taiwanese bubble tea brand, has opened in Singapore. They have over 50 outlets in Taiwan, along with overseas branches in Japan, South Korea and USA. Read more
Recently, you might have seen pretty floral bubble tea cups appearing on your social media feed. These are from Chun Fun How, one of the latest bubble tea shops to open in Singapore. Read more
This is a list of 12 popular bubble tea shops available for delivery during Phase 1 of Post Circuit Breaker. Read more
7 TEA Café 台灣茶飲小舖 is a small bubble tea stall located on the third floor of Taman Jurong Food Centre. Their bubble teas are really affordable, starting from just $1.50 for the basic milk tea. Read more
This is a list of bubble tea shops that will remain open in Singapore during “circuit breaker” period, from 07 April to 04 May 2020. Read more
Chun Yang Tea (春阳茶事) is a well-known Taiwanese bubble tea chain with over 100 outlets across the world. Read more
Jay Chou’s favourite bubble tea Machi Machi arrived in Singapore in January, but I only managed to check it out recently. This is my review of the drinks! Read more
It seems that Mediacorp host Vivian Lai is no longer the brand ambassador of Pokka; instead she is now the owner of Teabrary, a new bubble tea shop in Singapore. Read more
Seems like Jurong is becoming one of the most happening neighbourhoods in Singapore. HEYTEA (喜茶) has just opened its third branch at Westgate mall! Read more
Yes, Singapore is going through a serious bubble tea craze now. CHICHA San Chen (吃茶三千) has recently opened its third outlet at Boon Lay MRT Station. Read more
It seems that a new bubble tea shop is opening every other day in Singapore nowadays. Recently, the wife and I chanced upon CHICHA San Chen (吃茶三千) at Jem shopping mall in Jurong East. Read more
I was strolling around the new Jewel Changi Airport after lunch when I spotted Signature KOI. I was quite curious to check it out because this outlet looked quite different from the usual KOI shops. Read more
Good news for Westerners! Tiger Sugar has opened an outlet at Jurong Point. This is its fourth branch in Singapore. Read more
The bubble tea craze is really strong in Singapore now, so we were not surprised to see the opening of MuYoo+ at Jurong Point. This shop is known for its iconic “Cheese Cloud” Cheese Teas and refreshing Fruit Teas. Read more
Gong Cha fans rejoice! Unison Capital, the parent company of Gong Cha, has announced that the popular bubble tea chain will be returning to Singapore within the next several months. Here’s six things you should know. Read more
These are exciting times for the bubble tea scene in Singapore. First, RTG Holdings announced that it will be changing all their Gong Cha outlets into LiHO outlets, due to contractual issues with Unison Capital, the Gong Cha franchise’s parent company. Then, Unison Capital retaliated with a counter jab of sorts, announcing that the Gong Cha brand would be returning to Singapore soon in a “bigger, better, upgraded format”.
This may be an interesting bubble tea saga, but at the end of the day we are much more concerned with whether the bubble tea still taste good – regardless of whether it’s called Gong Cha or LiHO or BuayHO. We tried out some of the LiHO drinks, and here’s our verdicts. Read more
KOI PLUS has officially opened at Plaza Singapura! However, this is not the usual KOI shop that sells bubble tea. Instead, it is a upscale cafe that serves premium Oolong tea and Red tea (known as “black tea” in the West) brewed in exquisite tea infusers. We chanced upon KOI PLUS while going to buy bubble tea at the usual KOI shop beside. We decided to give it a try as the concept seemed pretty interesting. Read more