Chi cha San Chen is one of the famous restaurants in Taiwan which was newly created in 1978. Its main focus was to present a mouthwatering world-famous tea flavor. They present many flavors of tea one of them that become more famous was bubble tea. In Singapore first outlet of Chi Cha San Chen was opened in 1998 bringing their main aim. In Singapore, it became famous within a short time because of its experience, quality, delicious tea flavor, and beautiful dining atmosphere.
Latest List of Chicha San Chen Menu Singapore With Prices 2023
Popular
| Bubble Milk Tea | from S$ 6.80 |
| Tea with Fresh Milk | from S$ 6.50 |
| Fresh Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble | from S$ 7.50 |
| Tea with Mousse | from S$ 6.50 |
| Iced Peach Tea | S$ 8.50 |
| Fruit Tea | S$ 7.50 |
Cold Beverages
They offer a wide variety of options, including bubble teas, fruit teas, and fresh milk teas, all starting at just S$6. You can choose from classic options like bubble milk tea and iced peach tea, or try something new like the Oat Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble or Perrier Sparkling Peach. If you’re in the mood for something sweet, they also offer desserts like the Creamy Lemon Tart and Mango Cream Pie.
| Oat Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble | S$ 8.80 |
| Iced Peach Tea | S$ 8.50 |
| Perrier Sparkling Peach | S$ 9.70 |
| Peach Tea With Mousse | S$ 8.50 |
| Bubble Milk Tea | from S$ 6.80 |
| Fruit Tea | S$ 7.50 |
| Fresh Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble | from S$ 7.50 |
| Perrier Lemon Black Tea | S$ 8.80 |
| Creamy Lemon Tart | S$ 7.50 |
| Mango Cream Pie | S$ 7.50 |
| Tea with Honey | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Passion Fruit | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Lemon Juice | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Mango | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Cream | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Oat Milk | from S$ 7.50 |
| Tea with Fresh Milk | from S$ 6.50 |
| Tea with Mousse | from S$ 6.50 |
| Pure Tea – Iced | from S$ 5 |
Hot Beverages
From the classic Bubble Milk Tea to the unique Oat Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble, there’s something for everyone. I especially loved the Fresh Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble, it was the perfect balance of sweet and creamy. Prices are very reasonable, with options starting from just S$5 for Pure Tea. The Fruit Tea was also a hit, with its bright and refreshing flavor.
| Bubble Milk Tea (Hot) | S$ 6.80 |
| Fruit Tea (Hot) | S$ 7.50 |
| Fresh Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble (Hot) | from S$ 7.50 |
| Tea with Honey (Hot) | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Cream (Hot) | from S$ 6 |
| Tea with Fresh Milk (Hot) | from S$ 6.50 |
| Tea with Oat Milk (Hot) | from S$ 7.50 |
| Pure Tea (Hot) | from S$ 5 |
| Oat Milk With Brown Sugar Bubble (Hot) | S$ 8.80 |
Tea Leaves And Gift Sets
Their menu features an array of exceptional teas, including the Lishan Oolong Tea which comes in 75g and 15g options, both of which are priced reasonably at S$50 and S$18 respectively. If you’re looking for a great gift, CHICHA San Chen has got you covered with their Lishan Oolong Drip Tea Bag Gift Set (10X 4g) for S$49.50. Their Lishan Oolong Drip Tea Bags (4g) are also a great option at only S$4.95 each.
| Lishan Oolong Tea (75G) | S$ 50 |
| Lishan Oolong Tea (15G) | S$ 18 |
| Lishan Oolong Drip Tea Bag Gift Set (10X 4g) | S$ 49.50 |
| Lishan Oolong Drip Tea Bag (4g) | S$ 4.95 |
| CHICHA San Chen Packaged Loose Leaf Tea (6/box) | S$ 26 |
Some Best or Famous items of the Chi Cha San Chen
Cassia Black tea
Cassia Black tea is one of the famous tea of Chi Cha San Chen. Basically, it is a combination of black tea and Cassia. It has taste Sweet Slightly like burnt caramel. Cassia Black tea is good for health as it is good for digestion and benefit in case of relief from stomach pain. Commonly it is served after eating food. Some important ingredients are Water, Ceylon black tea, Cassia seed, Demerara sugar, Vanilla paste, etc.
Dong Ding Oolong tea
Dong Ding Oolong tea is one of the famous tea of the Chi Cha San Chen. Oolong tea presents a sweet creamy and buttery taste. its unique flavor distinguishes it from other tea. It is good for health it is used to improve mental fitness. Some important ingredients used to make Oolong tea are the leaves, buds, and stems of the Camellia sinensis plant.
Bubble tea
Bubble tea is one of the famous and signature items of Chi Cha San Chen. It has taste like Classic sweet milky with a slight twist. Bubble tea can be distinguished by its flavor it has more than one flavor such as Black Milk bubble tea and Hong Kong Milk bubble tea. Some important ingredients to make Bubble tea are Black tea or loose-leaf black tea, water, Tapioca pearls, Milk(choice), sugar, Syrup(choice).
Fruit tea
Fruit tea is one of the famous tea of Chi Cha San Chen. As the name suggests its taste depends on the type of fruits used to make it such as Lemons, strawberries, Peaches, Apples, etc. Fruit tea is good for health. Some important ingredients are Teabags, water, Sugar, frozen orange juice, lemon, fruits (Choice).
Fresh Milk with Brown Sugar Bubble, High Mountain Pouching Tea with Lemon Juice, Cassia Black Tea with Mousse, and Honey Osmanthus Oolong Tea also known as best one.
Location and Opening Hours Details
Clarke Quay Central
Address: 6 Eu Tong Sen St, #B1-K9, Singapore 059817
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–9:30pm
Saturday 11am–9:30pm
Sunday 11am–9:30pm
Monday 11am–9:30pm
Tuesday 11am–9:30pm
Wednesday 11am–9:30pm
Thursday 11am–9:30pm
Woodlands MRT Station (NS9)
Address: 1 Woodlands Square, #01-33, Singapore 738099
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–9:30pm
Saturday 11am–9:30pm
Sunday 11am–9:30pm
Monday 11am–9:30pm
Tuesday 11am–9:30pm
Wednesday 11am–9:30pm
Thursday 11am–9:30pm
Fusionopolis
Address: 1 Fusionopolis Pl, #B1-20, Singapore 138632
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–8:30pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday 11am–8:30pm
Tuesday 11am–8:30pm
Wednesday 11am–8:30pm
Thursday 11am–8:30pm
Address: 313 Orchard Rd, 03 – 41, Singapore 238895
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–9pm
Saturday 11am–9pm
Sunday 11am–9pm
Monday 11am–9pm
Tuesday 11am–9pm
Wednesday 11am–9pm
Thursday 11am–9pm
Jem
Address: 50 Jurong Gateway Rd, #01 – 17, Singapore 608549
Opening Hours:
Friday 10:30am–9:30pm
Saturday 10:30am–9:30pm
Sunday 10am–9pm
Monday 10am–9pm
Tuesday 10am–9pm
Wednesday 10am–9pm
Thursday 10am–9pm
[email protected] Square
Address: 238 Thomson Rd, #01 – 07 Velocity @ Novena Square, Singapore 307685
Opening Hours:
Friday 10:30am–9pm
Saturday 10:30am–9pm
Sunday 10:30am–9pm
Monday 10:30am–9pm
Tuesday 10:30am–9pm
Wednesday 10:30am–9pm
Thursday 10:30am–9pm
Boon Lay MRT Station (EW27)
Address: 301 Boon Lay Way, #01-16, Singapore 649846
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–10pm
Saturday 11am–10pm
Sunday 11am–10pm
Monday 11am–10pm
Tuesday 11am–10pm
Wednesday 11am–10pm
Thursday 11am–10pm
Lot One Mall
Address: 21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, #01 – 05, Singapore 689812
Opening Hours:
Friday 11am–10pm
Saturday 11am–10pm
Sunday 11am–9:30pm
Monday 11am–9:30pm
Tuesday 11am–9:30pm
Wednesday 11am–9:30pm
Thursday 11am–9:30pm
Who is the owner of CHICHA San Chen Singapore?
The now popular Yu Kee Duck x Chicha San Chen concept is the brainchild of Yu Kee Group’s second-generation owners Kun Miao and Qin Quan. Taking a leap of faith, the sibling duo reinvigorated the 60-year old braised duck rice concept with what they knew Singaporeans loved the most: bubble tea!
What is chicha famous for?
It is a Taiwan bubble tea chain that has grown and expanded rapidly with slight under 20 locations all over Singapore. It is famous for their award winning Dong Ding Oolong Tea. This bbt chain started from Taichung City, Taiwan in 1998, more than 20 years ago with over 200 outlets in Taiwan and China.
How many chicha outlets are there in Singapore?
With high-quality tea as its mainstay, CHICHA San Chen (吃茶三千) marries the best of bubble tea with traditional tea bringing one of life’s greatest pleasures to the world. CHICHA San Chen (吃茶三千) currently has 29 stores in Singapore.
How much is chicha san chen bubble tea?
Chicha San Chen Menu Singapore 2023
Menu
Price
Pure Tea – Hot
S$5.00
Fruit Tea
S$7.50
Bubble Milk Tea
S$6.80
Fresh Milk With Brown Sugar Bubble
S$7.50
How do you pronounce chicha San Chen?
The Chinese name is pronounced “Chi Cha San Qian”. It is known for its “brewed to order” bubble teas, meaning that you can customise the drinks based on your preferences.
What is the history of chicha?
Chicha is an ancient and meaningful drink to many South Americans in the Andes. Some of the earliest versions of chicha drinks, however, are thought to have come from the Kuna, an indigenous group that lives in Panama and Colombia. “Chicha” is thought to come from the Kuna word chichab, meaning corn.
What is San Cha?
San Cha’s stage name is a play on the Spanish word “san,” meaning saint, and “sancha,” slang for mistress.
