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Molly Tea Has 1-For-1 Opening Promo At Hillion Mall: Here’s What To Expect

Molly Tea has a new store in Bukit Panjang

Image credit: Molly Tea

I visit 313 Somerset often, and here’s my regular itinerary: dinner at Bari Bari Steak, a sweet treat at Yo-Chi Frozen Yoghurt, and a drink to end the day at Molly Tea. Sometimes, though, those cravings strike when I’m all the way in the West. If you’re like me, I have good news: Molly Tea just opened its third outlet at Hillion Mall, marking its first outlet in the West.

ICYMI: Molly Tea is a Shenzhen-born milk tea chain with over 2,000 outlets around the world. It opened two outlets in Singapore earlier this year: one at Orchard Central and the other at Raffles Place.

The menu at Hillion Mall matches the other outlets, so fans can expect their global best-seller, Premium Jasmine Milk Tea ($5.20). The tea is brewed from Guangxi jasmine flowers through a seven-step process, then blended with milk for a light, delicate taste with a clean finish.

The Premium Jasmine Grape Milk Tea ($6.50) is a fruity variant that combines sweet grape flavours with the floral aroma of the jasmine milk tea, reminiscent of Qoo.

The Snowy Jasmine ($6.50) gets a lot of love online, and my dining companion agrees with the hype. It features the same jasmine milk tea, topped with a dollop of slightly sweet, airy jasmine whipped cream, and garnished with crushed pecans for some crunch.

My favourite, however, is the Pistachio Jasmine Coconut ($6.20): a blend of coconut water and jasmine tea topped with a creamy, umami pistachio cheese layer that’s not too sweet. Although coconut and pistachio are pretty strong flavours on their own, they complement each other well in this drink, with a subtle jasmine fragrance coming through.

Matcha lovers should order their Velvety White Champaca ($6.90), featuring a layer of earthy matcha cheese sitting on a base of delicate white champaca tea. Molly Tea has recently revised their matcha cheese recipe for a stronger, more umami taste that any matcha fan can appreciate.

Switch things up with the Tongmu Lapsang Milk Tea ($6.90), which uses black tea leaves from Fujian. The result is a naturally smoky drink with notes of caramel, honey, and malt.

To celebrate its opening, Molly Tea is also rolling out exclusive opening deals from 9 October to 11 October 2026. Enjoy a 1-for-1 promotion on the six aforementioned drinks: Premium Jasmine Milk Tea, Premium Jasmine Grape Milk Tea, Pistachio Jasmine Coconut, Velvety White Champaca, Snowy Jasmine, and Tongmu Lapsang Milk Tea, limited to four redemptions per order.

Additionally, the first 50 customers will receive an exclusive Insulated Tumbler dressed in Molly Tea’s signature pink. Customers 51 to 150 can enjoy a Purple Grape Scented Candle, while customers 151 to 250 get a Singapore-exclusive Glitter Fridge Magnet. 

If you missed the chance to be one of the first few customers, you can still get a free Pink Iconic Bag when you follow @mollytea.sg on Instagram or TikTok.

There’s also a Flower Market Pop-Up running from 9 October to 22 October 2026, complete with an aesthetic flower wall photo spot that’s perfect for the ‘gram.

You can even take home a complimentary flower if you present your receipt and share a photo taken at the flower wall on social media, while stocks last.

Molly Tea is located in Hillion Mall, a two-minute walk from Bukit Panjang MRT Station.

For more eats in the locale to pair with your Molly Tea, check out our guide to the best food in Bukit Panjang. Alternatively, if you’re looking for another drink to quench your thirst, read our AiFOKATO feature, a Hanok-inspired cafe serving the viral gelato affogato.

Address: 17 Petir Road, #B1-42/43, Hillion Mall, Singapore 678278
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Website
Molly Tea is not halal-certified.

Photos taken by Nivian Chiang and edited by Genecia Tan.
This was a media tasting at Molly Tea.

Isaiah De En Gan

Isaiah is a food writer at Eatbook who’s always on the lookout for his next good meal. He enjoys discovering everything from lesser-known cuisines and hidden neighbourhood gems to under-the-radar eateries that deserve more attention. Having spent six months on exchange in Japan, he’s also picked up a soft spot for Japanese food and culture. When he’s not writing about food, you’ll probably find him planning his next makan adventure.

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