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McDonald’s Thailand Collabs With ChaTraMue To Launch Thai Tea McFlurry And Custard Pie

Mcdonald’s Thailand and ChaTraMue launch Thai tea menu

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Thai Tea lovers, something interesting is cooking at McDonald’s Thailand. For the first time ever, they are teaming up with ChaTraMue, one of Thailand’s most well-known milk tea brands, for a limited-time menu. 

Launched on 4 November 2026, this collaboration will run until 5 January 2027, combining iconic McDonald’s treats with the fragrant drink. Singaporeans taking a year-end trip to Thailand, make sure you give it a go. 

The current exchange rate is 1THB = ~S$0.038 as of 5 November 2026.  

Image credit: @Chatramue

The limited-time menu features three items. First up, the Thai Tea Custard Pie (THB 35) features the signature McDonald’s crispy fried pie crust, filled with Thai tea and custard filling. If you want something rich and aromatic, this is definitely worth a try. 

Image credit: @Chatramue

They’ve also introduced a Thai Tea McFlurry (THB 49), which puts a twist on the classic Oreo McFlurry by combining crunchy Oreo bits and creamy vanilla soft serve with the fragrant, floral notes of Thai tea.

Image credit: @Chatramue

The last item is the Patongko with Thai Tea Dip Set (THB 55), fried dough sticks served alongside a Thai tea dip. For anyone wondering, the Patongko are very similar to a Chinese youtiao—crispy, airy, and slightly savoury. 

Image credit: @Chatramue

Traditionally, they are enjoyed with condensed milk or pandan custard. However, you can now try them with the floral notes of a concentrated Thai tea dipping sauce thanks to this limited-time collab.

For more food recommendations to slot into your year-end travel plans, check out this Malacca food guide for heritage cafes, a 100-year-old bar, and more hidden gems. And on the topic of cool collabs, this upcoming Starbucks and Pompompurin collab will feature adorable plushies, drinkware, and more. 

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McDonald’s Thailand is halal-certified. 

Edna Low

Edna never hesitates to break the bank for a good meal and a good time. Now, she writes for Eatbook, where she shares her favourite splurges and guilty pleasures. While she could probably survive on iced coffee alone, she’s definitely a “live to eat” girl through and through.

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