Mixue Menu Singapore With Prices 2026
Mixue (full name Mixue Bingcheng) is the Chinese ice cream and tea chain that became the world’s largest fast food brand by outlet count in 2025, overtaking McDonald’s with more than 46,000 stores globally.
In Singapore the brand has grown from one Grantral Mall outlet in February 2022 to around 27 outlets island wide, pulling queues wherever it opens because almost nothing on the menu passes S$5. Prices start from the Signature King Cone at S$1, a Brown Sugar Pearl Sundae at S$2 and a Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea at S$3.
The mascot is Snow King, the brand jingle has gone viral globally, and the lineup covers soft serve ice cream, sundaes, bubble tea, fruit teas, lemonades, smoothies and cones. Mixue Singapore is not MUIS halal certified, so Muslim diners should check in store before ordering. Most outlets open 10.30am to 10pm, with mall outlets following their mall hours, and delivery runs through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo.
Mixue Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Prices below are compiled from in store menus, delivery platform listings and recent Burpple reviews. Prices can vary slightly by outlet and by delivery platform (usually 10 to 20 percent more on delivery), and some seasonal flavours rotate on and off the menu.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Signature King Cone (soft serve) | S$1.00 |
| Signature King Cone (Strawberry) | S$1.50 |
| Signature King Cone (Chocolate) | S$1.50 |
| Strawberry Shake Shake | S$2.00 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Sundae | S$2.00 |
| Boba Sundae | S$2.50 |
| Berrybean Ice Cream Sundae | S$2.50 |
| Mango Sundae | S$2.50 |
| Oreo Sundae | S$2.50 |
| Matcha Ice Cream Sundae | S$3.00 |
| Chocolate Sundae | S$2.50 |
| Vanilla Ice Cream (cup) | S$2.00 |
| Ice Cream Milk Tea | S$2.50 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea | S$3.00 |
| Pearl Milk Tea | S$2.50 |
| Jasmine Milk Tea | S$2.50 |
| Oolong Milk Tea | S$2.50 |
| Matcha Milk Tea | S$3.50 |
| Taro Milk Tea | S$3.00 |
| Hokkaido Milk Tea | S$3.50 |
| Mango Milk Tea | S$3.00 |
| Peach Jasmine Tea | S$2.80 |
| Peach Oolong Tea | S$2.80 |
| Lychee Jasmine Tea | S$2.80 |
| Fresh Lemonade | S$2.00 |
| Lemon Yakult | S$3.00 |
| Lucky Peach Lemonade | S$3.00 |
| Lemon Water | S$1.80 |
| Grape Smoothie | S$3.50 |
| Cheese Grape Smoothie | S$3.50 |
| Mango Smoothie | S$3.50 |
| Strawberry Smoothie | S$3.50 |
| Cheese Oolong | S$3.00 |
| Cheese Jasmine | S$3.00 |
| Cheese Milk Tea | S$3.50 |
| Taro Grape Juice | S$4.00 |
| Topping: Boba Pearls | +S$0.50 |
| Topping: Brown Sugar Pearls | +S$0.70 |
| Topping: Grass Jelly | +S$0.50 |
| Topping: Coconut Jelly | +S$0.50 |
| Topping: Ice Cream Scoop | +S$1.00 |
| Topping: Cheese Foam | +S$0.80 |
Ice Cream and Sundaes
Mixue’s reputation in Singapore is built on the Signature King Cone, a milky vanilla soft serve in an extra long waffle cone at S$1 flat. Strawberry and Chocolate variants are S$1.50 each. Sundaes layer vanilla soft serve with toppings and sauces in a cup for S$2 to S$3: Brown Sugar Pearl Sundae (brown sugar syrup and tapioca pearls), Boba Sundae, Berrybean Ice Cream Sundae (with strawberry sauce), Mango Sundae, Oreo Sundae and Matcha Ice Cream Sundae. The whole range is designed to come in cheaper than any big bubble tea brand.
Soft Serve Cones
Beyond the standard Signature King Cone, Mixue runs seasonal cone flavours that rotate through the year: matcha, mango and taro have all appeared, with coconut as an original launch flavour. Soft serve melts fast in Singapore’s heat, so eat it quickly or ask for a cup.
Bubble Tea and Milk Tea
Mixue’s bubble tea range is where the brand underprices every big name competitor in Singapore. Classic Pearl Milk Tea at S$2.50, Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea at S$3, Jasmine Milk Tea, Oolong Milk Tea and Hokkaido Milk Tea round out the standard milk tea range. Flavoured milk teas include Mango, Taro and Matcha at S$3 to S$3.50 each. Ice Cream Milk Tea at S$2.50 tops a classic milk tea with a soft serve scoop and is the signature bubble tea order.
Fruit Teas
Fruit teas sit at S$2.80 to S$3 each: Peach Jasmine Tea, Peach Oolong Tea and Lychee Jasmine Tea are the common standards. Fruit teas use fresh fruit chunks and a jasmine or oolong tea base, which makes them lighter and less sweet than milk teas.
Lemonades
Fresh Lemonade at S$2 is the cheapest cold drink on the menu after plain Lemon Water (S$1.80). Lucky Peach Lemonade at S$3 blends fresh lemon with peach puree, and Lemon Yakult at S$3 adds Yakult cultured milk. These are good hot weather orders at Mixue price points.
Smoothies
Smoothies are blended with ice and fresh fruit at S$3.50 each: Grape Smoothie, Mango Smoothie, Strawberry Smoothie and the Cheese Grape Smoothie (adds a layer of cheese foam on top). Smoothies are thicker than fruit teas and usually filling enough as a snack on their own.
Cheese Top Drinks
The cheese foam top (whipped salty cheese cream) is a Mixue signature upcharge. Cheese Oolong and Cheese Jasmine at S$3 pair cheese foam with a tea base; Cheese Milk Tea at S$3.50 is the full on dessert order. Add cheese foam to any drink for +S$0.80.
Toppings and Add Ons
Standard toppings sit at +S$0.50 to +S$1 each: Boba Pearls (+S$0.50), Brown Sugar Pearls (+S$0.70), Grass Jelly (+S$0.50), Coconut Jelly (+S$0.50), Ice Cream Scoop (+S$1) and Cheese Foam (+S$0.80). Stack two or three toppings on any S$2 to S$3 drink to build a dessert style order under S$5.
Cones and Takeaway Packaging
Signature cones use an extra long waffle cone that has become a visual Mixue signature on social media. Hot drinks come in paper cups with Snow King branding; cold drinks in clear plastic cups with the brand logo. All packaging is single use and marked with the Snow King mascot.
Breakfast Menu
Mixue Singapore does not run a dedicated breakfast menu. All items are available from opening (usually 10.30am to 11am depending on the outlet’s mall hours).
Deals and Promotions
Mixue’s model is low prices year round rather than big discount promotions. The S$1 Signature King Cone is itself the brand’s permanent cheap draw. Grand opening promotions at new outlets have included free soft serve for the first 100 customers. GrabFood and foodpanda bundle deals rotate monthly, with 10 to 20 percent off certain drinks when ordered through the apps. Follow @mixue_singapore on Instagram for the current month’s run.
Happy Hour
Mixue Singapore does not run a formal happy hour. The brand’s permanent S$1 and S$2 price points already come in below most competitors’ happy hour prices.
Delivery and Minimum Order
Mixue Singapore delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo across most outlets. Delivery platforms set their own thresholds, usually S$10 to S$15 minimum. Delivery prices are typically 10 to 20 percent higher than counter prices, which still keeps the Signature King Cone affordable under delivery.
Payment Methods
In store Mixue Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Delivery platforms accept their own in app payment methods. Some outlets accept CDC and SG60 vouchers.
Outlets in Singapore
Around 27 outlets island wide as of October 2026. Mall outlets include West Mall, Jurong Point, Bukit Panjang Plaza, Tampines 1, AMK Hub, West Coast Plaza, Yew Tee Point, Sengkang Grand Mall, Poiz Centre, Grantral Mall (Clementi, the first outlet), Wisteria Mall and The LINQ at Beauty World. Street level outlets include Bugis (241 Victoria St), Chinatown (Pagoda Street), Kampong Glam (Baghdad Street), People’s Park Complex, Paya Lebar Square, Tanjong Pagar Plaza, Selegie Road, Toa Payoh, Bedok, Bishan, Bukit Panjang and Jurong West.
24 Hour and Late Night Outlets
No Mixue Singapore outlet is open 24 hours. Mall outlets close with the mall (usually 10pm), while street level outlets like Bugis and Chinatown often run until 10.30pm or 11pm, which is the latest on the chain.
Drive Thru
Mixue Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets. All outlets are takeaway, dine in (where seating is available) and delivery only.
Ordering Options, Parties and Bulk Orders
Mixue outlets operate counter order kiosk style, with digital screens for the menu. For office parties or events, place a bulk order through foodpanda or GrabFood using scheduled delivery; the brand does not offer a dedicated catering line. For 20 cups or more, call the nearest outlet to confirm availability.
Halal Status
Mixue Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. The brand uses dairy soft serve and milk tea bases, with no pork or alcohol on the menu, so most items are inherently Muslim friendly in ingredient terms, but the kitchen has not pursued the MUIS halal certification process. Muslim diners should check with the outlet before ordering, since halal status can change.
Ingredients and Sourcing
Mixue sources key ingredients centrally through its parent company Henan Daga Food Co, which manufactures tea leaves, syrups and dairy powder in China. The soft serve base is a dairy mix (whole milk powder and cream), and the signature brown sugar is cane sugar reduced into syrup in house. Fresh fruit for smoothies and fruit teas is sourced in Singapore.
Calories and Nutrition
Mixue Singapore does not publish a full calorie sheet. For reference: a Signature King Cone is around 180 to 220 calories, a Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea at S$3 is around 350 to 450 calories, a Grape Smoothie is around 250 to 320 calories, and a Mango Sundae is around 280 to 350 calories. Diners with specific calorie goals should ask at the counter for the latest sheet.
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
Soft serve and milk tea bases contain dairy and may contain traces of soy. Boba pearls are made from tapioca and are gluten free, but wheat based pearls have been seen on some rotating menus. Cheese foam contains dairy. Fruit teas and lemonades without milk or boba are the lowest allergen risk options. The brand does not add MSG to drinks or ice cream. Peanut traces are possible on toppings bars.
Vegetarian Options
Most Mixue items are lacto vegetarian: ice cream, soft serve, milk tea, fruit tea, lemonade, smoothies and all standard toppings. For vegan diners, the lemonades and fruit teas without boba or jelly are the safest options, since soft serve and milk teas use dairy.
Mixue Singapore FAQ
Is Mixue halal in Singapore? No. Mixue Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. The brand does not use pork or alcohol, so the menu is mostly Muslim friendly in ingredient terms, but the kitchen has not pursued the MUIS halal certification process. Muslim diners should check with the outlet first.
Where is Mixue from? China. Mixue Bingcheng was founded in 1997 in Zhengzhou, Henan province, by Zhang Hongchao as a street stall selling shaved ice.
What does Mixue mean? Mixue Bingcheng means “Honey Snow Ice City” in Chinese. The brand’s mascot is Snow King, a smiling snowman holding a sceptre.
Who owns Mixue? Mixue was founded by Zhang Hongchao with a 3,000 yuan loan from his grandmother. The parent company is Henan Daga Food Co, headquartered in Zhengzhou, China.
When did Mixue open in Singapore? February 2022. The first Mixue Singapore outlet opened at Grantral Mall in Clementi on 26 February 2022, with a Bugis Village outlet following in March 2022.
How many Mixue outlets are in Singapore? Around 27 outlets as of October 2026, up from one outlet in February 2022. Mixue has grown faster than any bubble tea chain in Singapore.
Is Mixue the biggest fast food chain in the world? Yes. Mixue overtook McDonald’s in March 2025 to become the world’s largest fast food chain by outlet count, with more than 46,000 stores globally (over 41,000 in China alone).
How much is a Mixue ice cream in Singapore? The Signature King Cone (vanilla soft serve) is S$1. Strawberry and Chocolate variants are S$1.50 each.
Why is Mixue so cheap? Mixue uses a central supply model: the parent company Henan Daga Food Co produces most ingredients in bulk in China, which cuts costs. The brand’s whole business is built on low prices, with every outlet globally running the same affordable menu.
What is Mixue signature product? The Signature King Cone, a milky vanilla soft serve in an extra long waffle cone at S$1. It is the item that put Mixue on the map in Singapore.
What is the Snow King at Mixue? Snow King is Mixue’s mascot, a cheerful snowman holding a sceptre. The brand’s jingle featuring Snow King has gone viral on social media in Singapore and globally.
How much is Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea at Mixue? S$3 at Mixue Singapore. This is the cheapest brown sugar milk tea on the island by a wide margin, with LiHO at S$5.60 and Koi at S$5+ for the same drink.
How much is a Sundae at Mixue? Sundaes are S$2 to S$3. Brown Sugar Pearl Sundae S$2, Boba Sundae S$2.50, Mango Sundae S$2.50, Oreo Sundae S$2.50, Matcha Ice Cream Sundae S$3.
Does Mixue sell matcha? Yes. Matcha Milk Tea is S$3.50 and Matcha Ice Cream Sundae is S$3. Seasonal matcha soft serve cones also appear through the year.
Does Mixue sell coffee? Mixue Singapore does not have a dedicated coffee menu at most outlets. For coffee, the sister brand Lucky Coffee (same parent, Mixue group) is a separate chain that specialises in low priced coffee.
What drinks does Mixue have? Bubble tea, fruit tea, lemonade, smoothies, cheese top drinks, soft serve ice cream and sundaes. The whole menu is designed to come in under S$5 per item.
Does Mixue have bubble tea? Yes. Pearl Milk Tea at S$2.50, Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea at S$3, Jasmine Milk Tea, Oolong Milk Tea and Taro Milk Tea at S$2.50 to S$3.50.
Does Mixue have boba? Yes. Boba (tapioca pearls) is available as a +S$0.50 topping on any drink, and comes standard in the Pearl Milk Tea and Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea.
What is Lemon Water at Mixue? Lemon Water at S$1.80 is a chilled fresh lemon drink without added sugar. It is the cheapest beverage on the Mixue menu.
Does Mixue have fruit tea? Yes. Peach Jasmine Tea, Peach Oolong Tea and Lychee Jasmine Tea at S$2.80 each. Fruit teas use fresh fruit chunks over a jasmine or oolong tea base.
Does Mixue have smoothies? Yes. Grape, Mango, Strawberry and Cheese Grape Smoothies all at S$3.50 each. Smoothies are blended with ice and fresh fruit.
What is a Cheese Top drink at Mixue? A drink with whipped salty cheese cream foam on top. Cheese Oolong, Cheese Jasmine (S$3) and Cheese Milk Tea (S$3.50) are the standing cheese top drinks.
How much is a Mixue cone? The Signature King Cone (vanilla soft serve) is S$1. Strawberry and Chocolate flavoured cones are S$1.50 each.
Where is the first Mixue outlet in Singapore? Grantral Mall in Clementi, which opened on 26 February 2022. The brand’s address is 3151 Commonwealth Avenue West, #01-09.
Where are Mixue outlets in Singapore? Mall outlets include West Mall, Jurong Point, Bukit Panjang Plaza, Tampines 1, AMK Hub, West Coast Plaza, Yew Tee Point, Sengkang Grand Mall, Grantral Mall. Street outlets include Bugis (241 Victoria St), Chinatown (Pagoda Street), Kampong Glam (Baghdad St) and People’s Park Complex.
Is Mixue at Jewel Changi Airport? No. Mixue does not have an outlet at Jewel Changi Airport.
Is Mixue at Orchard? Mixue does not have a dedicated Orchard mall outlet. The nearest to Orchard is the Selegie Road and Bugis outlets.
What time does Mixue open? Most Mixue Singapore outlets open at 10.30am or 11am. Street level outlets open with their street hours, mall outlets follow mall opening times.
What time does Mixue close? Most outlets close at 10pm. Bugis, Chinatown and other street level outlets often run until 10.30pm or 11pm.
Is Mixue open 24 hours in Singapore? No. No Mixue Singapore outlet is open 24 hours.
Does Mixue deliver? Yes. Mixue delivers through foodpanda, GrabFood and Deliveroo across most Singapore outlets. There is no in house Mixue delivery service.
What is the delivery minimum order at Mixue? Each delivery platform sets its own minimum, usually S$10 to S$15. Given most items are S$1 to S$4, diners usually need to order several drinks to meet the minimum.
Does Mixue have a drive thru? No. Mixue Singapore does not operate any drive thru outlets.
Does Mixue accept PayNow and GrabPay? Yes. Mixue Singapore outlets accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, NETS, PayNow QR, GrabPay, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Some outlets also accept CDC and SG60 vouchers.
Does Mixue have a loyalty programme? Mixue Singapore does not run a dedicated loyalty app. Follow @mixue_singapore on Instagram for one off promotions and new outlet opening giveaways.
Is Mixue vegetarian friendly? Mostly yes. Soft serve, milk tea, fruit tea, lemonade, smoothies and standard toppings are lacto vegetarian. For strict vegans, the lemonades and fruit teas without boba are the safest options.
Does Mixue use real fruit? Fruit teas and smoothies use real fruit chunks and puree. Fruit flavoured syrups (such as peach in the Peach Oolong) are blended fruit syrup. Most products use real dairy for the ice cream and milk tea bases.
Is Mixue ice cream real ice cream? Mixue’s Signature King Cone is a dairy soft serve made from whole milk powder and cream, which is real ice cream rather than a non dairy frozen dessert. The soft serve melts fast in Singapore’s heat.
Does Mixue contain gelatin? Standard Mixue drinks do not contain gelatin. Some seasonal items (certain jellies, puddings) may contain fish or beef gelatin, which is a reason the brand has not pursued MUIS halal certification.
Does Mixue have gluten free options? Soft serve ice cream, fruit teas and lemonades without boba are gluten free. Boba pearls are typically tapioca and gluten free, but wheat based pearls have appeared on some rotating menus.
Is Mixue healthier than other bubble tea? Mixue drinks are not low sugar by default. Sugar levels can be adjusted at the counter (0 to 100 percent) at most outlets, which lets diners cut the sugar hit. For a lighter order, go for Lemon Water or Fresh Lemonade.
Can I customise sugar level at Mixue? Yes. Most Singapore outlets let diners set sugar at 0, 30, 50, 70 or 100 percent. Ice level is also customisable: no ice, less ice or regular.
Does Mixue have Cold Brew? No. Mixue Singapore does not have a cold brew tea or coffee on the standard menu. The brand’s milk tea range covers the cold tea options.
What is the cheapest item at Mixue Singapore? The Signature King Cone (soft serve ice cream) at S$1 flat. Lemon Water at S$1.80 is the cheapest beverage.
What is the most expensive item at Mixue Singapore? The Taro Grape Juice at S$4 is one of the most expensive single drinks. Nothing on the standard menu passes S$4.50 before toppings.
Is Mixue cheaper than Chagee or LiHO? Yes. Mixue drinks are typically S$2 to S$4, Chagee is S$5 to S$7, and LiHO is S$5 to S$6. Mixue is the cheapest major bubble tea chain in Singapore.
Can I order Mixue for a party? Yes. For office parties, place a bulk order through foodpanda or GrabFood using scheduled delivery, or call the nearest outlet for 20 cups or more. The brand does not offer a dedicated catering line.
Does Mixue have cakes? No. Mixue Singapore does not sell cakes. The brand focuses on ice cream, soft serve cones, sundaes and drinks.
Why does Mixue melt so fast? Mixue soft serve is a lighter whipped soft serve with less fat than premium ice cream brands, which gives the signature milky lightness but also melts fast in Singapore’s humid heat. Eat it quickly or ask for a cup.
Can I bring my own cup to Mixue? Mixue Singapore does not currently offer a bring your own cup discount or programme. All drinks are served in Mixue branded single use cups.
How do I contact Mixue Singapore? Follow @mixue_singapore on Instagram for the current outlet list, deals and new openings. For specific outlet enquiries, call the outlet directly through the number listed on Google Maps.
Is Mixue a franchise? Yes. Mixue began franchising in 2008, and most Singapore outlets are franchised. Franchise enquiries go through the Mixue Singapore corporate team.
Does Mixue have outlets outside Singapore? Yes. Mixue runs over 46,000 outlets globally, including Vietnam (first overseas 2018), Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Australia, South Korea, Japan and the United Kingdom.
Why is Mixue called Snow King? The brand’s Chinese name Mixue Bingcheng translates to “Honey Snow Ice City”. The mascot Snow King, a snowman holding a sceptre, became the brand’s visual signature and the subject of a viral jingle that plays in every outlet.
