KOI Café (Closed)

I dropped by Koi to try out their latest fruit tea macchiato drinks. There is a choice of flavours: peach, passionfruit and mango. I was initially worried about how artificially sweet the fruit tea may turn out so I decided to avoid the peach macchiato and went ahead to order the passionfruit macchiato ($3.20, medium cup) with no sugar. I personally like passionfruit flavour, but some people not be able to accept the slightly sour taste of passionfruit- advisable to up the sugar level to suit your preference.I was actually quite delighted by this refreshing drink. The passionfruit tea had a nice balance of passionfruit and fragrant tea taste, topped with their tasty and creamy milk top floating on top. The drink comes with a small knife opener for you to poke a hole on the plastic covering for you to sip the macchiato, but I personally prefer to drink it with a straw. To ensure I slurp up the milk and tea parts, I move my straw up and down the cup- so I do not end up just drinking the tea and neglecting the milk top! …Read More

I have not drank Koi for quite some time. But since compass point have and not much queue so order their teai had jasmine pearl milk tea, they increased the price again by50cents more. Their jasmine milk tea was nice, feel refreshing after drinking it.Usually Koi have long queues but I went during weekend dinner time and to my surprise there's no queue at all, waiting time took less than 5mins. …Read More

I was window shopping at Compass point, walked past KOI and saw that there was no queue so decided to pop by and get something to drink. I picked the ice cream chocolate without pearls $3.90. Chocolate drinks does not have a sweetness level we can choose when placing order. The chocolate drink was quite thick and creamy...blends extremely well with the vanilla ice cream...yumilicious! …Read More

Instead of ordering soft drinks from Mos burger, I bought KOI bubble tea to complete my dinner set. KOI cafe is a franchise bubble tea cafe (50嵐) from Taiwan. It has been one of the most popular brands here in Singapore...it always has a perpetual queue during their opening hours. My pick today is the Black tea macchiato ($2.40) medium with 70% sugar.Macchiato means stain/mark with milk...there is a thin layer of frothy milk on top where you need to use the supplied 'knife' to cut open the top and sip from the top of the cup...slurp!…Read More

Whenever I go to KOI, I always order their vanilla milk tea with pearl,70% sugar level.KOI is one of my favourite drink especially vanilla milk tea.The queue is always there for KOI Cafe, but to me it's worth the wait. Although the queue can be quite long, but the staff are really efficient and the queue move quite fast.The pearls are nice too, very chewy.The sweetness of their milk tea is just right unlike other milk teas. I enjoyed my vanilla milk tea today ^^:)…Read More

One the left: Ovaltine milk tea . Ovaltine is a type of chocolate, i think. The sugar level is zero per cent. Still, the drink is mildly sweet as the chocolate itself is already loaded with sugar as ingredient in it :). One the right: Honey milk tea . It doesn't have a sugar level preference as the honey itself is already very sweet . And yes, the drink is much sweeter than the ovaltine that has no extra added sugar syrup in it. Still, people would still like it if they prefer sweet drinks or honey :).--SGD 2.9 for each (m)…Read More