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This Vending Machine Has Thai Milk Tea Latte, Oreo Smoothie And More From $1.50

What the Cup! has 300+ drinks in vending machines around SG

Vending machines in Singapore have come a long way from simple canned drinks, but this one takes things to a whole new level. The What the Cup! machines, which you can find at locations such as SMU, Thomson Plaza and many more, are equipped to make a whopping 300+ drinks!

When you approach any of these machines, you’ll be greeted with a touchscreen that allows you to choose from their myriad of drinks, and customise it to your liking. Once you’ve made your payment, watch as the machine whips up your drink in a minute or so.

Prices for these drinks start from just $1.50, and they can span anything from a simple cup of espresso to more elaborate concoctions. The latter includes options such as the Thai Tea Cafe Latte (from $3), which combines fragrant Thai milk tea with freshly brewed coffee. Along with many other coffee-based options, this drink can be had hot, cold, or ice-blended.

If you’re into smoothies, be sure to try Strawmilk Smoothie ($3.50). If you’ve got a sweet tooth, this ice-blended rendition of the classic strawberry milkshake is bound to hit the spot.

The Oreo Smoothie Volcano ($6) is another decadent treat you can order at these vending machines. This decadent blend of ice, milk, and Oreo reminded us of a drinkable version of the popular Oreo McFlurry!

The sheer variety of drinks at decent prices makes What the Cup! a great option for a pick-me-up. You can locate your nearest What the Cup! vending machine on their website.

For a Japanese bar hidden behind vending machines, read our Ume San 100 coverage. For a popular Taiwanese fruit tea chain with drinks from $3, read our Go Ba coverage.

Website | Full list of outlets
What the Cup is not a halal-certified machine.

Photos taken by Marcus Neo.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer with over five years of experience, having written for the first iteration of HungryGoWhere before joining Eatbook. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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