Gong Cha (Changed Hand) New Restaurant

The Gong Cha Milk Dessert ($4.50) is always shown on its menu board but I hardly see anyone ordering it. I wasn't sure of the price but decided to order it anyway, it was a tad bit expensive as compared to other drinks they sell but upon collection, I knew that its going to be worth its price.The milk dessert actually contains a generous amount of grass jelly and pearls, the special blend of fresh brewed milk and tea compliments everything else really well. Every sip was smooth and milky and I d

While waiting for the NDP Rehearsal fireworks under the scotching sun, Gong Cha is one of those beverages that quench our thirst and a great accompany with all the tibits we had. One of Gong Cha's best seller is its Earl Grey Milk Tea with 3Js costs S$3.50. This 3J cup of goodness was requested for a 50% sugar level by me and its silky, smooth and cooling jelly was perfect for such a hot weather. Ever wondered what does the 3J means? It is actually a mixture of Pearl Jelly, Ai Yu Jelly together

wkend exhibition at marina bay sands theatre titantic exhibit feeling thirsty , me and my friends decided to get a drink so we pass by gong cha and decided to try due to many variety of drinks from ice blended , to milktea , juices etc u can add pearls , jelly , aloe vera etc to the drinks we order a plum tea and milk tea the plum tea is sour and not sweet cos it is 50 % sugar and the milk tea taste cooling and the pearls are big and chewy to bite we will try the 3GS earl grey tea next time roun

Were delighted when we see the Gong Cha store at Marina Bay Sands, finally something affordable amidst all those branded stores !As usual, we get the Lemon juice with white pearl and ai-yu. Slightly sour this time round.Something special for this branch is that you can enjoy your tea at a comfy corner at Marina Bay Sands just besides Gong Cha store. At that corner, there is comfortable sofa and stools that everyone can freely sit. We were lucky that there was also live performance when we were

I ordered the Gong Cha Green Milk Tea which costs $3.50 with the ai-yu toppings. I ordered 30% sugar level which tasted a little sweet though it was the lowest sugar level available. I like the top layer of milk. There are three ways of drinking the bubble tea as stated on the sticker of the cup. The service was quick and we waited for about 10 minutes though there were many people in front of us.