Gong Cha (已易手) 新餐廳

Among all the bubble tea shops in Singapore, Gongcha is my favourite! My favourites are the Earl Grey Milk Tea, Matcha Latte and Lemon Roasted Melon Tea. Now and then I will try a new flavour and today I tried the Mango Yoghurt drink. I imagine it to be like the thick smoothie kind of drink but it turned out tasting like a mango iced yogurt tea drink. My friend had her usual Passion Fruit Green Tea and she loves that flavour very much!

First time having Taro Milk at gongcha. Usually, i will order normal milk tea and decided to have a change. Gotta say i have made the right choice. The yam is very fragrant. Taste good with the milk. I have it in 50% sugar level which does not taste too sweet nor plain. Also, i ordered with white pearls which are very chewy! They are nicer than black pearls in my opinion. And I only paid $3.50 for this cup of heaven. worth it!

Gong Cha has launched a limited time summer offer of Lychee Milk Tea at $2.50. Visited at off peak time of 4pm when there was no queue, but waited about 7 minutes for drink to be assembled. Although I asked for 50% syrup/sugar level the drink tasted overwhelmingly sweet - so saccharine sweet that its taste exceeds the regular 100% sugar levels of Gong Cha's other types of milk tea. Not worth trying as the tastes of neither the tea nor milk could be discerned - just an excessive overload of lyc

I always loved the milk tea here because it is not as sweet as others and the tea flavour is more distinctive. This time I ordered the taro milk tea at 30% sugar level and it is just nice! The staff is also quite patient in waiting for our orders. You can try the T-cafe at Bugis+ as well to play board games inside the gong cha shop at a certain price. I will definitely buy a cup of milk tea again!

First time trying gong cha. Ordered the caramel milk tea with pudding jelly. The drink was really good, with a strong milky flavour and nice caramel notes. Gong cha allows you to customize how sweet you want your drink so you can suit it to your personal preference. The pudding jelly I added was really unique! It was like the texture of mango pudding without the mango flavour. This addition to the drink made it almost like a dessert, since they are really generous with the pudding!

Bought the honey red tea instead of the usual milk tea that I always buy. Standards seem to be slipping with the tea not as well brewed as before. The proportion of honey to the tea was also too high which made the tea too sweet for my liking. The pearls also seemed over cooked because they are much harder than they should. My companion bought the honey green tea and that seemed slightly better although it seemingly tasted quite artificial. Gong cha used to be really good although not as good an

Have tried lots of different drinks from Gong Cha, but would still recommend Earl Grey Milk Tea with Herbal Jelly. Although taste of earl grey is not that strong, the whole combination with herbal jelly is just right. The herbal jelly is smooth and silky, and melts in your mouth, although one could liken it to a very smooth version of grass jelly. 30% sugar level is perfect for me, not too sweet.

Queue can be rather long at times especially during weekends. Some of my favourites are earl grey milk tea, oolong milk tea. I always order my drinks at 25% sugar level and find that they are sweet enough for me. Toppings are not free though, unlike majority of the bubble tea shops. I usually get to satisfy my cravings for gongcha even when I'm sick. They have health drinks such as honey lemon which tastes rather good too!

Gong Cha has more than 40 outlets in singapore, and definitely many more overseas. And just because of this fact, you can easily find yourself a gongcha near you and get a sweet treat for yourself. I used to hate gongcha because i think their milktea taste worse than koi. However, their milk green tea proved me wrong.This time I ordered the milk green tea with herbal jelly. I think herbal jelly will be a better alternative than pearls because it's less fattening. Hui Yan-http://chiamhuiy.blogspo

Decided to get a nice cup of tea from Gong Cha to cheer ourselves up. We did not go for our usual lemonade with AiYu, we ordered milk tea with pearls since we were kind of hungry. Long queue in front of the stall, waiting time of around ten minutes. First sip was not really that nice as it was a bit warm, need to give it a shake and let the ice melt before you can enjoy the cool milk tea.Think I will stick to lemonade AiYu next time.

The plum tea from Gong Cha is nevertheless refreshing and cooling! As they uses brewed tea to make the tea and followed by adding plum and ice into it! The queue over there is often filled with people but then they are rather efficient. Therefore i make the whole drink well-made! Of course they do have other variety of drinks such as milk tea, black tea, green tea.

This is Gong Cha Milk tea with pearls with low sugar.The pearls inside is chewy and don't taste bad nor hard which also means they cook it everyday and ensure it's fresh that satisfy consumers.And the milk tea is brewed with real tea and do not taste artificial therefore it's good and nice. Drinking this in the warm weather is fabulous! (:And it costs about $2+ only.

Was looking for a drink after lunch and saw this drink on promotion at gong cha. The name sounded unique and hence i decided to give it a try. I ordered the drink with 30% sugar, as i always prefer not too sweet drinks. The camelia tea is quite bitter, maybe because of the sugar level, but it is refreshing. The brown sugar jelly is chewy and goes well with the drink. I think it is a good alternative to the normal pearl milk tea and i will definitely order this drink again!

The 'bubble tea' trend seems to be something 'on' in Singapore in recent years. Almost everywhere you can see youngster holding either the 'KOI' or "Gong Cha' bubble tea, seems like a must have drink everyday. Personally, I prefer the bubble tea from Gong Cha, compared to KOI. Had a bad experience in KOI when the drink is so sweet we can finish half of the cup. So, we switched to Gong Cha after that. Their bubble tea is the signature drink. From there, you can choose the different topping such a

Heard so much reviews about Gong Cha but didn't have the chance to try until today because each time i come across an outlet, the queues are always long and i'm always in a rush.Came across Gong Cha at Raffles City today and surprised there was no queue.Asked the server to introduce me a popular drink and she recommended green tea at $2.50.Am disappointed that it is not delicious as i though and with the mixing of the milk, it just dont suit my taste bud.The green tea is served with milk on top