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Dial up your bubble tea game and do your part to save the earth with U-Cha’s all-new Dinosaur Egg Bubble Tea. Founded in 2019, the relatively new entrant to the bubble tea pool in Singapore has just launched its exclusive Dinosaur Egg cups, which can be brought home and reused.
Get your phones ready and be prepared to snap a shot of your drinks when they are served. The vibrant colours of the bubble tea stand in an aesthetic contrast against the glittery, dark blue details of the Dinosaur Egg.
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With a screw-on lid that’s cleverly disguised as a cracked top on the egg, you can rest assured that you won’t be getting your sugary treats spilled all over your bags. Each of these bottles has a whopping 500ml capacity, which makes them perfect to carry with you as a water bottle after you’re done with your drink.
The nifty little cup is available for free with any purchase amounting to $20 per receipt. Alternatively, you can top up $1.50 for the cup with any order of bubble tea under the following series:
Prices for U-Cha’s bubble teas start from $2 for a Classic Premium Milk Tea, and their comprehensive selection of drinks include hit favourites such as Brown Sugar Milk Tea ($3.60), a zhnged version with Caramel Jelly ($4.90), and a very interesting Lychee Fresh Milk Tea ($4.30).
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For fruity, non-milk alternatives, the Peach Oolong Fruit Tea and Sour Plum Lemon ($4.60 each), with colourful chunks of cut fruit, would make great ‘gram-worthy shots with the Dinosaur Cup too.
Conveniently located at Lavender MRT Station, U-Cha Lavender also allows you to skip the wait and pre-order your drinks on their website for islandwide delivery or in-store pickup!
For more bubble tea options, check out LiHO’s pretty Pink Panda drink, which sports red velvet milk tea and white chocolate balls.
Address: 70 Jellicoe Road, #01-15, Singapore 208767
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Telephone: 8817 2105
Website
Feature image adapted from: U-Cha
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