Attention all students – it’s time to take a break with Gong Cha and Lee Seung Gi! Gong Cha have got the perfect deal to help you power through the week.
Simply show up in your uniform or flash your student pass from Monday to Friday, 1 – 5pm to enjoy a cup of their Pearl Milk Tea (M) for only $1.90.
Available at selected outlets. Limited to 1 cup per order.
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The NEW Goomedo Sando Log Cakes are fresh in town and promises a fluffy and sweet texture to sink your teeth into this Christmas! Available in two unique flavours — a rich and decadent chocolate truffle and the all-popular pearl milk tea.
Get your hands on these one-of-a-kind Log Cakes at your nearest 7-Eleven store today!
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IT’S OFFICIAL! Gong Cha 30th outlet will be at Paya Lebar Quarter, opening 12 noon on Thursday, 24th Oct 2019!
To thank all their fans, the first 99 customers at opening will get to enjoy their classic Pearl Milk Tea at only 30 cents! And at 7pm, the first 99 customers will get to enjoy 1 for 1 on their Brown Sugar Fresh Milk with Pearl and their Mango Green Tea!
Gong Cha (PLQ Mall)
#B2-15 PLQ MALL, 10 PAYA LEBAR ROAD, 409057
Gong Cha has partnered Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) to offer free Gong Cha Signature Pearl Milk Tea or Honey Green Tea.
From 1 Aug to 30 Oct 19, download the SUSS Lifelong Connect app on your mobile phone and access the promotion through the Lifelong Connect app. (It’s free and takes you less than 1 minute to sign up)
To access the promotion, swipe left/right at the banner located at the bottom of the app. Only click redeem when you are at the store.
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Terms & Conditions
While stocks last. 1 redemption per customer. Available at all Gong cha outlets except CGH, Mapletree Business City (MBC), NUS, NUS Science Canteen Frontier (NUSF), SMU, SUTD , Takashimaya and TTSH.
As a tea enthusiast who enjoys a daily sip of milk tea, you must devise a plan to satisfy your addiction without harming your budget. Here are just some tips that you can apply:
#1: KNOW WHERE TO PURCHASE
Bubble milk tea originated in Taiwan, whereby the “bubble” refers to the fizz it creates after shaking. As a point of comparison, I focused on the basic pearl milk tea. The cheapest Pearl Milk Tea product in Singapore is offered by Woobbee (for S$2.90). It is made of black tea and black pearls. Drop by one of Woobbee’s three outlets namely: Tanjong Pagar Plaza, Shaw Tower, and Chinatown Point. Second to this is Gong Cha. Its Pearl Milk Tea costs about S$3.20.
#2: HUNT FOR THE CHEAPEST DEALS
Singapore is blessed with a variety of websites offering huge coupons, vouchers, or deals. One of these websites is Deals Singapore. Deals Singapore offers discounted deals getaways, watches, food, beauty products, and lifestyle services. For S$5, you can grab two Partea drinks for the price of one. The voucher includes two Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea with fresh milk. You may purchase a couple of these vouchers and review it afterwards. What’s more? You may resell the voucher too.
#3: MAKE YOUR OWN MILK TEA
You can either purchase an instant milk tea mix and add some ice or make your own Hong Kong-style milk tea. Fairprice Online sells the Gold Kili 3 in 1 Instant Milk Tea, which includes 30 packets for S$4.20. You may also purchase the Super 3 in 1 Instant Milk Tea, which includes 25 packets for S$4.95.
On the other hand, Hong Kong-style milk tea involves three ingredients: a cup of water, a can of condensed milk, and 2 tablespoons of black tea leaves. Start by combining the tea leaves and water in a pan over medium heat. Bring this to a low boil and let it simmer for 3 minutes. Turn off the heat and put the condensed milk. Return to boil and let it simmer for another 3 minutes. Strain the mixture and serve.
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MODERATION IS THE KEY
I, for one, am addicted to milk tea. However, many experts suggest that you should not start the day with a cup of milk tea.
According to Shilpa Arora, a Macrobiotic Health Coach, “Tea has potent antioxidants catechins and epicatechins, but adding milk cuts down the amount of these antioxidants making this otherwise healthy drink a source of inflammation and acidity. Also, adding sugar makes it even worse.”
Since milk can make the tea acidic, it is recommended to indulge with moderation!
