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Wong Fu Fu Has 10-Litre Milk Tea And XXL Pearls That Are Bigger Than Your Fist

Wong Fu Fu has giga 10-litre milk tea with XXL pearls in Bugis

The last time our team visited Wong Fu Fu, we tried their XXL milk tea, which weighed up to 5kg with 1kg worth of pearls. I remember how flabbergasted my colleague and I were when they served the gigantic cup to our table, so just imagine our reaction when we saw the restaurant’s new 10-litre bubble tea.

For your reference, a regular, medium-sized milk tea cup holds about 500ml, so this 10-litre bubble tea amounts to 20 cups. My colleague and I couldn’t finish it on our own, so we took away the remaining and shared them with our team. The takeaway option requires an $0.80 top-up per disposable cup.

The 10-litre Giga Bubble Milk Tea ($58.80++) comes with 500g of tapioca pearls, 500g of brown sugar belly balls, and three XXL brown sugar jelly balls. You can expect the former two toppings for the 5-litre Mega Bubble Milk Tea ($29.80++). Each order also comes with a jug of sweetener that you can add according to your preferred sugar level. FYI, both the 5-litre and 10-litre options will be available from 18 March to 11 May 2025. 

Paying almost $60 for milk tea sounds crazy, but if you do the math and divide the cost by 20 medium-sized cups, you only pay about $2.94 for each cup. That’s cheaper than what most bubble tea chains offer these days!

The XXL brown sugar jelly balls were bigger than my fist, and it was impossible to fit the entire ball into my mouth. Despite their crazy size, I quite enjoyed the chewy and mildly sweet pearls and brown sugar balls.

The milk tea tasted better than expected; there was a good milk-to-tea ratio without the former overpowering the latter, which would have been a no-go in my books. You also get a prominent hint of tea aroma the more you drink it!

Bring your bubble tea-loving friends to enjoy the 10-litre beverage till 11 May 2025. For easy access, Wong Fu Fu is an eight-minute walk from Bugis MRT Station.

Check out our Instagram video for our review!

If you’re in the area, read our Bugis food guide for souffle pancakes, Wagyu ramen and more. There’s also Vary.sg in Bugis with XXL fries and loaded beef nachos. 

Address: 776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198744
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 10pm
Website
Wong Fu Fu is a halal-certified eatery.

Photos taken by John Lery Villanueva.
This was a media tasting at Wong Fu Fu.

Yoo Kyung

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