Do you crave or want to try every single Bubble Tea brand in Singapore? Whether you're looking to chill with your buddies or want to explore new drink spots with your another-half, here you can find a comprehensive list of Bubble Tea in Singapore that will get you really excited, It's all about Milk, Tea, Fruit Tea, Bobas and sweet cravings here in this post
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(6) Bumble Tea SG
Bumble Tea is a Local Take away Bubble Tea Shop with Drinks, Coffee and Snacks
for Tampines Neighbourhood.
Where is it?
Tampines St 12 (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines)- - - - - -
(7) Charlie Tea
As you may hear Breadtalks opens Charlie Tea, their Bubble Tea style concept store
in Singapore. Charlie Tea is a brand new tea-concept in Singapore serving a
harmonious twist of freshly-brewed tea and handcrafted bakes. Discover The Art of Tea
at Charlie Tea where harmony bonds all.
Where is it?
Takashimaya / Ngee Ann City (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard / Somerset)
Breadtalk IHQ (Nearest MRT Station: Tai Seng) - Pop up Kiosk until Feb 2020
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(8) ChaTraMue
ChaTraMue collected the experience of making Thai Tea for more than 60 years. It's the
Number One brand Thai tea in Thailand and some of us may have tasted it in the Night
market in Singapore too. The fragrant of the tea never ceases to amaze most of us, it has a
unique recipe that has been loved by Thai people and growing in popularity in other
countries too. If you love concentrated aromatic delicious tea, then you should never
gonna miss this.
Where is it?
PLQ Mall (Nearest MRT Station: Paya Lebar)
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(9) Cha Inn
Cha Inn hides away from the City, they create beverages that are aesthetically
beautiful to your sights.
Where is it?
Tampines Food Co (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines)
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(10) CHICHA San Chen
There's always a long queue at CHICHA San Chen, they are always being loved by
Singaporean for their unique packaging as well as the fragrant of the tea.
Where is it?
313 Somerset (Nearest MRT Station: Somerset)
Jem (Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East)
West Gate (Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East)
Boon Lay MRT station (Nearest MRT Station: Boon Lay)
Ang Mo Kio Hub (Nearest MRT Station: Ang Mo Kio)
Clarke Quay Central (Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay)
Fusionpolis (Nearest MRT Station: One-North)
Tampines One (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines)
Woodlands MRT station (Nearest MRT Station: Woodlands)
Marina Square (Nearest MRT Station: Esplanade)
Wheelock Place (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
NTU (Nearest MRT Station: Pioneer)
Waterway Point (Nearest MRT Station: Punggol)
Hougang Mall (Nearest MRT Station: Hougang)
Star Vista (Nearest MRT Station: Buona Vista)
Jewel Changi Airport (Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport)
Takashimaya / Ngee Ann City (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard / Somerset)
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(11) Cha Nung SG
Cha Nung takes pride in serving freshly brewed, natural, and healthy teas. The fragrant
hot tea produced from boiling premium fermented tea leaves is used as the base
for their drinks.
Where is it?
United Square Shopping Mall (Nearest MRT Station: Novena)
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Cha Nung takes pride in serving freshly brewed, natural, and healthy teas. The fragrant
hot tea produced from boiling premium fermented tea leaves is used as the base
for their drinks.
Where is it?
Jewel Changi Airport (Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport)
Orchard Central (Nearest MRT Station: Somerset)
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(13) Da Bo Ba
Da Bo Ba specializes in freshly brewed Bubble Mik Tea and their Best Seller is
Roasted Brown Sugar Pearl Fresh Milk and Honey Golden Pearl Green Milk Tea.
Where is it?
Ang Mo Kio Ave 6 (Nearest MRT Station: Ang Mo Kio)
- - - - - - (14) Dot Sugar
Dot Sugar is a Bubble Tea and dessert store located in a Food centre, that also means
you can get your Bubble Tea fixed at a lower price here. They may not be famous, but
they are pretty popular in the office's crowd in the CBD area.
Where is it?
Maxwell Food Centre (Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar & Chinatown)
- - - - - - (15) Each-A-Cup
Each-A-Cup was born in 1999 with its first store at The Centrepoint. It all started out
during Singapore’s first-ever bubble tea culture boom. The brand’s strong focus on its
vision - We strive to stay ahead always, making every effort to improve your beverage
experience with Each-A-Cup – motivates it to be innovative and constantly create new
and unique drinks with its Taiwanese Consultants.
Where is it?
Central Address, click here
North Address, click here
East Address, click here
West Address, click here
- - - - - - (16) Enjoy the Tea SG
As you may already read and understand about the Brand's name. Enjoy the Tea SG
wants you to enjoy their creation while drinking it. Rest and relax and Enjoy the Tea!
Where is it?
Grantral Mall (Nearest MRT Station: Clementi)- - - - - -
(17) Fat Cat Bubble Tea
Similarly to the used-to-be trendy "Sweet Talk" brand, Fat Cat serves traditional drinks
such as Chendol and artificial colouring drinks, you can definitely feel a pinch of old
school ambient when visiting the stall. Personally, had a bad experience with the stall so
won't be the best recommendations to visit the stall.
Where is it?
Tampines 824 (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines West)
Tampines 505 (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines)
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(18) Feng Cha SG
FENG CHA 奉茶 has more than 1,500 franchise chain stores in China, covering
more than 300 cities across the country, and is actively expanding to the United States,
South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and many more.
Where is it?
Burlington Square (Nearest MRT Station: Rochor)- - - - - - (19) Forbidden Tea
Forbidden Tea is a local business serving aromatic tea & sumptuous food with
a local twist. If you're a boba lover, don't miss Forbidden Tea's daily hand made
flavourful boba, you may have heard about the unique cheese pearls, and yam (Orh nee)
pearls. A good start trying their Teas would be pairing Yam pearls with Chrysanthemum
latte or the Oolong rice tea.
Where is it?
Marymount CC (Nearest MRT Station: Bishan)
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(20) Fruce SG
Furce SG is a home-grown brand that provides tropical fruits beverages.
(21) Gongcha
A Brand as local known for Great Tea that is presented freshly. In 2013 and 2014,
Gong Cha was voted the most popular F&B brand in Singapore. Gong Cha has added trendy
elements in the ancient Chinese tea culture and successfully created a novel tea fashion to
the world. From Taiwan to other Asian areas, followed by Australia, New Zealand,
North America and so on, the global development of Gong Cha is just like a blooming
flower and will keep blooming forever and ever.
Where is it?
Check Gongcha's Nearest Outlet, click here- - - - - -
(22) Gravitea Bar
Gravitea Bar is located in the CBD area, providing fruity flavour beverages.
China Square Central (Nearest MRT Station: Chinatown)
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(23) Happy Cup
If you're in your 30s or 40s you may have heard of Happy Cup a decade ago.
Since 1996, Happy Cup has been serving fresh, healthy and natural tea beverages
to not only tea aficionados, but to people of all ages. They have been gone for awhile
and now they are backed for good!
Where is it?
Jurong West St 41 (Nearest MRT Station: Lakeside)
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(24) HeeTea
HEETEA was first created at a local alleyway in Guangzhou in 2012. At the turn of
2013, it began to enter the global market, namely, Korea, Vietnam and now Singapore!
HEETEA sets to produce tea of extremely high quality, whilst retaining the genuine
flavour of the tea. HEETEA also presents a wide array of high-grade tea globally and has
pioneered cheese milk-foam tea.
Where is it?
Chinatown Point (Nearest MRT Station: Chinatown)
SingPost Centre (Nearest MRT Station: Paya Lebar)
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(25) Hey Long Cha SG
Originated from Taiwan, Hey Long Cha SG is a fresh tea brewery concept tea
place-to-go.
Where is it?
Changi City Point (Nearest MRT Station: Expo)
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(26) Hey Tea
Hey Tea is originated from an instant inspiration of mixing cheese with tea. In 2012,
with this spark of inspiration, they started with a small tea shop in Guangdong, China.
Hey Tea sources the finest tea globally, hoping to breathe new life into the traditional
tea culture.
Where is it?
ION Orchard (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
Clarke Quay (Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay)
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(27) Hi Tea
Said to be a Modern Tea House in Singapore, a lot of people may confuse by the
name of Hey Tea, Hee Tea and Hi Tea. Three of them are all different brands. Hi Tea
is another homegrown brand that serves brew ice fruit teas, for fruity lovers who loves
to take a break shopping at the Far East Plaza.
Where is it?
Far East Plaza (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
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(28) Hollin
Hollin beverages are made from macchiato cream that is unique and exclusive to Hollin
only. Their signature cream is whipped to a smooth, light, velvety texture, and beaten
with a dash of Himalayan rock salt. A unique taste that is refreshingly savoury and
complementary with most drinks. Additionally, they make their own bobas in-house.
Where is it?
Toa Payoh Central (Nearest MRT Station: Toa Payoh)
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(29) Hopii SG
Have you ever heard of mung bean smoothie? Contrary to the famous brown sugar
boba milk tea that has been all the rave, mung bean smoothie and mung bean smoothie
boba milk tea is relatively unheard of locally and appears to raise eyebrows all around.
Hopii (何必问) is one of the best in crafting mung bean smoothie franchise brand
in Taiwan, and it has found its way here in Singapore!
Where is it?
Singpost Centre (Nearest MRT Station: Paya Lebar)
(30) iTea.sg
iTea is especially popular in the heartland of Singapore. iTea has been established in
Singapore since 2011and is known for its affordable range of refreshing drinks. My
recommendation would be Bandung Yakult and Brown Sugar Fresh Milk.
Where is it? Islandwide Address, click here
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(31) I love Taimei
iloveTaimei is born for the love of food, in particularly Taiwanese food. The concept
of Taimei was brought together by two Taiwanese sisters who are passionate foodies.
After graduation, two sisters decided to start their own food and beverage company.
Their approach is to put a contemporary twist to traditional Taiwanese street snacks
and transformed it into fusion fast food concepts. In 2013, they had ventured into a few
overseas franchised outlet and have grown into the international market.
Where is it? Islandwide Address, click here- - - - - - (32) JLD Dragon
JLD Dragon is well-known for its Bubble Tea tower, similarily to the Beer towers
concept. It's especially for BBT lovers/non-alcoholic drinkers who enjoy drinking
from the BBT tower and chit-chatting over beverages with friends and family.
Where is it?
Bukit Batok St 11 (Nearest MRT Station: Bukit Batok)
Tampines St 11 (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines West)
Hougang Ave 9 (Nearest MRT Station: Hougang)
Waterway Point (Nearest MRT Station: Punggol)
Star Vista (Nearest MRT Station: Buona Vista)
- - - - - - (33) Joy Luck Tea House
Joy Luck Teahouse offers the three famous culinary treasures
of Hong Kong — egg tarts, pineapple bun and milk tea — which are
on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong list.
Where is it?
ION Orchard (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
Bugis Junction (Nearest MRT Station: Bugis)
- - - - - - (34) Ju Cha Official SG
聚茶 Ju Cha, as said to be a beverage that we should share with our
loved ones and drink together; 一起喝茶. Get Together, Tea up and
Boba up. It's also a healthier choice of Bubble tea with Ju Cha's
Naturally Brewed Tea. Less guilt-inducing choices that are lower
in sugar and calories content.
Where is it?
Fast East Plaza (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
Jurong Point (Nearest MRT Station: Boon Lay)
Nex (Nearest MRT Station: Serangoon)
UE Bizhub (Nearest MRT Station: Expo)
- - - - - - (35) Kecha
Kecha, known for its beautiful colours in brewed tea and its tea's fragrance.
Instagrammers loves especially the beautiful aesthetic tea crafted by Kecha
and at times, their BBT filled in Cute Bear bottle.
Where is it?
Fast East Plaza (Nearest MRT Station: Orchard)
Jcube (Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East)
Yew Tee Point (Nearest MRT Station: Yew Tee)
- - - - - - (36) Koi SG
KOI was founded in 2006. The focus on quality and the signature
heart-warming hospitality were successfully brought overseas with the opening of
the first Singapore outlet in 2007.
From Bubble Tea Boom to Bust, and Bust to Boom again, Koi has never failed to
keep their fans loving their Bubble Tea at all times.
Where is it? Islandwide Address, click here
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(37) Kokoro Tea House
Kokoro Tea House hides at the corner of Tampines round market's heartland. If you
don't live around there or don't pass by the area you probably not know there is a tea
house around.
Where is it?
139 Tampines St 11 (Nearest MRT Station: Tampines West)
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(38) Kung Fu Tea
Kung Fu Tea which has Chinese elements in its name is originating from Taiwan,
Kung Fu Tea represents their persistence to mastery and sincerity when serving tea.
With persistence in making only great tea and offering every cup of tea
wholeheartedly for their customers.
Where is it?
Hillion Mall (Nearest MRT Station: Hillview)
Hougang Central (Nearest MRT Station: Hougang)
Downtown East (Nearest MRT Station: Pasir Ris)
Marina Square (Nearest MRT Station: Esplanade)
Tekka Place (Nearest MRT Station: Rochor)
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(39) Kurotakichabann
Kurotaki Chabann is a Bubble tea shop that prides itself in two simple beliefs
of what a good tea beverage should possess: Quality & Freshness.
Where is it?
Citylink (Nearest MRT Station: Esplanade)
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(40) Liho (里喝)
Almost everyone had tried Liho drinks before, however, may not know the meaning
behind their brand. LiHO was established in 2017 by Royal T Group. LiHO 里喝
means, “how are you?” in the Chinese dialect – Hokkien. Hence, what they are
trying to achieve with this brand name LiHO, is to show that despite the differences
in language, culture, beliefs and habits among different races in Singapore, a simple
greeting of LiHO can bond us together. That is what LiHO signify – a proud
Singapore Kiosk tea beverage brand that every Singaporean can relate to. In LiHO
they are not selling just a beverage but an experience, a feeling and more!
- - - - - - (41) Machi Machi SG
If you love Jay Chou, Jay Chou's favourite Bubble Tea will eventually become your favourite Bubble Tea brand too. It's just too hard to not fall in love, both with Jay Chou and Machi Machi.
Where is it?
Arab Street (Nearest MRT Station: Nicoll Highway & Bugis)
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(42) MAD (Modern Asian Desserts)
Modern Asian Desserts is founded by Imperium Group Asia, a local chain operator
of restaurants, kiosk and cafes under different F&B and concepts.
Where is it?
Orto (Nearest MRT Station: Khatib)
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This is not the end of the article.
Most people around me only know at most 10 Bubble Tea brands, now that you know 
