When you think of milk tea, what do you think of? Milksha Menu Singapore offers an amazing variety of milk teas with incredible flavor profiles: from their classic milk tea to their fresh milk tea series. They also have several other options on their menu if you’re looking for something different
It’s always been a sweet and creamy treat. From the first time I tried Milksha, I was hooked. There’s something about the way it looks—the way the milk swirls into the tea, creating a beautiful color gradient that reminds me of a sunset. And then there’s how it tastes—the unique blend of sweetness and creaminess that just makes me feel like everything is right in the world.
Milksha Menu Singapore Price List
Milksha is a Taiwanese bubble tea shop, which was established in 2002 in Taiwan. In Singapore they opened their first restaurant in 2019. Here is the list of Milksha Menu Singapore with prices :
Milksha Popular
| Menu Items | Price |
| Fresh Taro Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Hojicha Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Valrhona 100% Cocoa Milk | S$ 4.95 |
| Refreshing Orange Green Tea | S$ 4.32 |
| Earl Grey Latte | S$ 3.96 |
| Azuki Matcha Milk | S$ 5.76 |
Milksha Foodpanda Special Bundle
| Menu Items | Price |
| Limited Time Bundle | S$ 20.79 |
Milksha Limited Time Specials
| Menu Items | Price |
| Strawberry Coulis Frostea with Milk Foam | S$ 7.47 |
| Strawberry Coulis Green Tea | S$ 6.75 |
| Strawberry Coulis Milkshake | S$ 7.11 |
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Milksha Fresh Milk Series
| Menu Items | Price |
| Fresh Milk with Honey Pearl | S$ 5.04 |
| Fresh Taro Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Brown Sugar Milk | S$ 4.86 |
| Brown Sugar Milk with Honey Pearl | S$ 5.76 |
| Hojicha Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Hojicha Jelly Frost | S$ 5.76 |
| Valrhona 100% Cocoa Milk | S$ 4.95 |
| Izumo Matcha Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Azuki Matcha Milk | S$ 5.76 |
| Black Sesame Milk | S$ 4.95 |
| Azuki Sesame Milk | S$ 4.95 |
| Azuki Milk | S$ 4.86 |
Milksha Fresh Milk Tea Latte Series
| Menu Items | Price |
| Earl Grey Latte | S$ 3.96 |
| Green Tea Latte | S$ 3.96 |
| Light Roasted Oolong Latte | S$ 3.96 |
| Oolong Latte | S$ 3.96 |
| Roasted Wheat Tea Latte | S$ 3.96 |
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Milksha Fresh Milk Foam Series
| Menu Items | Price |
| Milk Foam Earl Grey Tea | S$ 3.96 |
| Milk Foam Green Tea | S$ 3.96 |
| Milk Foam Light Roasted Oolong Tea | S$ 3.96 |
| Milk Foam Oolong Tea | S$ 3.96 |
| Milk Foam Roasted Wheat Tea | S$ 3.96 |
Milksha Premium Tea Series
| Menu Items | Price |
| Earl Grey Tea | S$ 2.70 |
| Green Tea | S$ 2.70 |
| Light Roasted Oolong Tea | S$ 2.70 |
| Oolong Tea | S$ 2.70 |
| Roasted Wheat Tea | S$ 2.70 |
Milksha Special Concoctions
| Menu Items | Price |
| Refreshing Orange Green Tea | S$ 4.32 |
| Zesty Lemon Green Tea | S$ 4.32 |
| Orange Frostea | S$ 4.32 |
| Lemon Frostea | S$ 4.32 |
Milksha Ice Cream
| Menu Items | Price |
| Fresh Taro Milk Ice Cream | S$ 4.32 |
| Earl Grey Latte Ice Cream | S$ 4.32 |
| Black Sesame Milk Ice Cream | S$ 4.32 |
| Ice Cream Bundle (Assorted Flavors – Pack Of 3) | S$ 12.42 |
| Ice Cream Bundle (Assorted Flavors – Pack Of 6) | S$ 23.76 |
Milksha Menu Updated in January 2022
Milksha always updates and brings new food items in their menu to make their customers taste more delicious. It was founded in Taiwan in 2002, but now it has many restaurants all over the world including Singapore.
The main reason for their success is their regularly updated menu. They periodically bring new food items to their menu.
Here are some pictures of Milksha Menu Singapore :
Milksha Azuki Matcha Milk
The Azuki Matcha Milk feature matcha which they import from Izumo Tousuien (a century old matcha specially brand from Japan).
Azuki Matcha Milk is the best choice for those people who like a distinct Matcha flavor. The beverages that they use in this drink is imported from the brand of Japan.
If you decide to taste this drink then we will recommend you to look out for “Izaumo Matcha Milk” or “Azuki Matcha Milk” that comes with red beans. There is also many other different choices like “Green Tea Latte’.
Milksha Brown Sugar Milk
The Milksha Brown Sugar Milk is one of the trending drink at Milksha Menu. The brown sugar that they used is imported from Taiwan, it is heated and stirred thoroughly, when it becomes liquid. They don’t use any type of syrup in their product.
The bubbles that they use in their drink are honey pearls, cooked and frozen before importing to Singapore. They don’t use dried pearls, by using quick freeze technology they maintain the taste of each pearl.
About Milksha Singapore
Every Taiwanese known the brand name “Milksha”, Milkshop has more than 200 outlets in Taiwan (Including China and Hong Kong). From these restaurants universities student voted a shop number one and named it “Milksha” in Singapore.
People who tried their milk in Taiwan, Hong Kong or any other country like Singapore, found their drink to have a delicious and smooth taste.
The main difference between Milksha and other comparative brands is that they always use fresh and pure ingredients in their product.
Also you will be happy to know that they don’t use any preservative ingredient or chemical product in their items. Always use pure natural fresh milk and sugar from sugar cane.
Since they don’t use any color while preparing pearls, you will find out that their pearls or bubbles are clear instead of brownish or any other color
Milksha Best Seller
It’s a hot summer day, and you’re looking for a cool drink. You could go for an ice-cold beer, but that just won’t do it for you today. You need something more refreshing—something with a kick.
What makes Milksha Singapore Milktea shop stand out from its competitors is how they create their drinks: they infuse all their tea with real fruit while they’re brewing it, so all their drinks have a distinct flavor profile unlike anything else on the market right now. They also use fresh milk instead of powdered or condensed milk like most other places do.
Here are the list of their popular menu:
Milksha Refreshing Orange Green Tea
You know what they say: “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!”
Well, here’s a new twist on that old adage: when life gives you lemons, make milk-shakes.
Milksha is a local startup that makes milk-shakes with real fruit and tea. And one of those flavors is orange green tea!
I was so excited to try this drink because I love anything made with tea. But I didn’t realize how much I would love it until I actually drank it. It was so refreshing and light—it tasted like a glass of water and an orange juice at the same time! I couldn’t believe how much flavor came from such a simple drink. The sweetness was subtle but not overpowering; it really just let the natural taste of the fruit shine through. And the texture was smooth and velvety—just like any good milk shake should be!
If you’re looking for something sweet but not too sweet, something refreshing but not too fruity, something light but not too heavy… look no further than Milksha’s Refreshing Orange Green Tea!
Milksha Valrhona 100% Cocoa Milk
It’s not everyday that you find a milk tea that has a bold, chocolatey taste. But this one does! It’s made with 100% cocoa powder, so you know it’s going to be good.
I’m an adventurous person by nature, so I love trying new things. That’s why I was so excited to try this milk tea for the first time—I didn’t know what to expect!
The moment it touched my lips, I was transported into another world. The sweet taste of cocoa powder was immediately apparent and lingered on my tongue as I drank it down in one gulp. It was like being transported into Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory! If you want something different than the usual milk teas out there, then this is definitely worth your time and money!
Milksha Azuki Matcha Milk
Milksha Azuki Matcha Milk Tea is a delicious drink that’s perfect for anyone who loves the taste of matcha, and it’s definitely one of the most unique drinks we’ve tried.
Milksha Azuki Matcha Milk Tea is a delicious, sweet drink for those who love matcha and azuki beans. The taste is light and refreshing, with a faint sweet flavor that comes from the azuki beans.The flavor is mild and creamy, with a slight bitterness that doesn’t overpower the rest of the drink. The texture is smooth and velvety, with just enough bite to keep you coming back for more!
If you’re looking for something new and different to try, then this is definitely one of our top recommendations!
Milksha Delivery Locations in Singapore
Restaurant Milksha has more than ten restaurants in Singapore from which you can taste their menu items. Here is the list of all Milksha Outlets in Singapore :
[email protected]
313 Orchard Road, #B3-50/53, [email protected]
Singapore 238895
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
milksha.com.sg
Change Alley Mall
30 Raffles Place, #B1-05, Change Alley Mall
Singapore 048622
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 11am-7pm
Changi City Point
5 Changi Business Park Central 1, #01-20, Changi City Point
Singapore 486038
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-9pm
Funan Mall
107 North Bridge Road, #B1-25, Funan Mall
Singapore 179105
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
Guoco Tower
7 Wallich Street, #B2-28, Guoco Tower
Singapore 078884
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday 11am-9pm
PLQ Mall
10 Paya Lebar Road, #03-25, PLQ Mall
Singapore 409057
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
Suntec City
3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-375/376 Suntec City
Singapore 038983
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
Milksha Novena
[email protected] Square
238 Thomson Road, #02-51/52, [email protected] Square
Singapore 307683
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
Westgate
3 Gateway Drive, #B1-24A, Westgate
Singapore 608532
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
Woods Square
6 Woodlands Square, #B2-10, Woods Square (Tower 2)
Singapore 737737
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 11am-10pm
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Covid19 forces me to stay home and order food from various food apps. It became so boring while eating the same thing over and over! Now, it is my revenge time! I am to head out to various eateries in Singapore – restaurants, cafes, bubble teas, hawker food stores… At Cafe Hopping, I blog about the menus of places to eat and drink in Singapore.
