Sharetea Menu Singapore Prices 2026
Sharetea is one of Taiwan’s original bubble tea pioneers, founded in Taipei in 1992 by the Cheng family. It is now one of the world’s largest bubble tea chains with over 500 outlets across more than 20 countries, and in Singapore it has grown into a 13-outlet network across malls, MRT stations and heartland neighbourhoods.
The signature Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea starts from around S$5.90, the classic Pearl Milk Tea from S$4.50, and the viral Brown Sugar Boba Milk (Large) is S$6.50. Sharetea Singapore is not MUIS halal certified, so Muslim diners should treat it as non-halal.
Sharetea Singapore Menu Prices 2026
Sharetea’s Singapore menu spans classic Taiwanese milk teas, brown sugar boba, fresh milk series, fruit teas, Yakult drinks, Snow (ice blended) and signature pure teas. Most drinks are served in Medium (M) or Large (L) cup sizes, with sugar and ice levels fully customisable. Current item names and prices follow the brand’s local in-store menu and GrabFood listings.
Classic Milk Tea Series
The heart of the Sharetea menu, built on Taiwanese tea bases with non-dairy creamer. The Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea with brown sugar coating is Singapore’s crowd favourite.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Pearl Milk Tea (Classic) | S$4.50 | S$5.20 |
| Hokkaido Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.90 | S$6.50 |
| Roasted Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Thai Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Taro Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.90 | S$6.50 |
| Matcha Red Bean Milk Tea | S$5.90 | S$6.50 |
| Honeydew Milk Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Wintermelon Milk Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
Brown Sugar Series
Brown sugar bobas remain Sharetea’s most Instagrammable drinks, with syrup streaked along the cup walls.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Boba Milk | S$6.00 | S$6.50 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea | S$5.80 | S$6.30 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Fresh Milk | S$6.20 | S$6.80 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Oatmilk | S$6.80 | S$7.30 |
| Brown Sugar Matcha Fresh Milk | S$6.50 | S$7.00 |
Fresh Milk Series
Brewed teas blended with real fresh milk (not creamer). Richer, less sweet by default than the classic milk tea range.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh Milk Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Earl Grey Fresh Milk Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Hokkaido Fresh Milk | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Pearl Fresh Milk Tea | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Matcha Fresh Milk | S$6.20 | S$6.90 |
| Taro Fresh Milk | S$6.20 | S$6.90 |
Fruit Tea Series
Light, caffeinated green or black tea bases with real fruit flavours. Pair well with aiyu jelly or aloe vera.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Passion Fruit Green Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Mango Green Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Peach Green Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Lychee Green Tea | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Strawberry Green Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Wintermelon Lemonade | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Grapefruit Green Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Lemon Aiyu Jelly | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
| Honey Lemonade | S$5.20 | S$5.90 |
Yakult Series
Probiotic Yakult layered with tea or fruit. Popular with kids and non-caffeine drinkers.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Yakult Green Tea | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Yakult Lemon | S$5.50 | S$6.20 |
| Yakult Passion Fruit | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Yakult Mango | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Yakult Strawberry | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
Ice Blended (Snow) Series
Smoothie-style ice blended drinks, perfect for Singapore’s weather. Priced higher than standard cup drinks.
| Item | L |
|---|---|
| Mango Snow | S$7.20 |
| Strawberry Snow | S$7.20 |
| Taro Snow with Pudding | S$7.50 |
| Matcha Snow | S$7.50 |
| Chocolate Snow | S$7.50 |
| Oreo Snow with Pearl | S$7.80 |
| Pearl Milk Tea Snow | S$7.50 |
| Thai Tea Snow with Pearl | S$7.80 |
| Coffee Snow with Ice Cream | S$7.80 |
| Peach Snow with Lychee Jelly | S$7.80 |
Creama (Cheese Mousse) Series
Salted cheese foam capped over premium tea bases. Drink straight from the cup, no straw.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Creama Jasmine Green | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Creama Oolong Tea | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Creama Black Tea | S$5.80 | S$6.50 |
| Creama Matcha | S$6.20 | S$6.90 |
| Creama Strawberry | S$6.20 | S$6.90 |
Signature Pure Teas
No milk, no toppings, no sugar if you want it. Cheapest cups on the menu.
| Item | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Green Tea | S$3.50 | S$4.20 |
| Black Tea | S$3.50 | S$4.20 |
| Oolong Tea | S$3.50 | S$4.20 |
| Roasted Oolong Tea | S$3.80 | S$4.50 |
| Honey Black Tea | S$3.80 | S$4.50 |
| Honey Green Tea | S$3.80 | S$4.50 |
Add-ons and Toppings
| Topping | Price |
|---|---|
| Pearl (Boba) | S$0.80 |
| Pudding | S$0.80 |
| Grass Jelly | S$0.80 |
| Aiyu Jelly | S$0.80 |
| Aloe Vera | S$0.80 |
| Coconut Jelly | S$0.80 |
| Red Bean | S$0.80 |
| Herbal Jelly | S$0.80 |
| Oatmilk Upgrade | S$1.00 |
| Fresh Milk Upgrade | S$1.00 |
Sugar and Ice Customisation
Every Sharetea drink is customisable at the counter. Sugar levels run 0% (no sugar), 25% (quarter), 50% (half), 75% (standard-less) and 100% (full). Ice levels are no ice, less ice, regular ice or extra ice. Hot versions are available for most non-blended drinks (snow drinks are iced only). The default sugar is 100% unless you ask otherwise, so first-timers often find 50% more balanced.
Deals and Promotions
Sharetea Singapore runs rotating promotions through its own stores, GrabFood and foodpanda. Historical specials have included 1-for-1 Brown Sugar Boba Milk at selected outlets, free pearl upgrade on National Day, and student bundle offers in weekday afternoons. Delivery platforms often list voucher codes or free delivery days. The chain also accepts FoodLine (FL) Vouchers and brand gift cards for in-store redemption.
Happy Hour at Sharetea Singapore
Sharetea Singapore does not have a scheduled daily happy hour. Instead, savings come through outlet-specific GrabFood or foodpanda discounts, mall promotions and limited-time 1-for-1 campaigns (announced on the brand’s Instagram @shareteasg). For regular discounts, apps like Burpple Beyond and ChopeDeals have also listed Sharetea vouchers in past cycles.
Sharetea Mobile App and Loyalty Programme
Sharetea Singapore does not run a dedicated local loyalty app at the moment. Regulars collect rewards through third-party delivery apps (GrabRewards points when ordering via GrabFood, Pandapro perks on foodpanda) and through the global Sharetea Instagram promos. Follow @shareteasg for drops, new flavours and 1-for-1 announcements.
Delivery Options
Sharetea Singapore is on GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo across most outlets. Delivery hours track each outlet’s operating hours (typically 11am to 9pm or 10pm). Minimum orders usually start around S$8 to S$10, with delivery fees of S$3 to S$6 depending on distance. Platform prices are usually a little higher than in-store, and the Snow (ice blended) range is best drunk fresh, so distance from your outlet matters.
Payment Methods
In-store, Sharetea Singapore accepts cash, NETS, PayNow, major credit and debit cards, GrabPay, FavePay and ShopeePay at most outlets. Contactless payments are standard. Delivery orders settle through your delivery platform (card, GrabPay, Pandapay). FoodLine Vouchers and brand gift cards are accepted at participating stores.
Sharetea Outlets in Singapore
Sharetea has around 13 outlets across Singapore, including Lucky Plaza (Orchard), Causeway Point, Northpoint City (Premium concept), Jurong Point, Jurong East Central, Yishun Northpoint, Marine Parade Central, NUS Lower Kent Ridge, Choa Chu Kang MRT, Serangoon North (Premium S9), Stirling Road (Premium), Victoria Street (Bugis) and Woodlands Avenue 2. The Lucky Plaza outlet is often cited as the Singapore flagship; Northpoint City and Serangoon North are the premium concept stores. There are no 24-hour outlets; most run roughly 11am to 9pm, with weekend hours stretching to 10pm at mall and Orchard locations. Use the GrabFood or foodpanda apps to pin your nearest branch.
Ordering Options
Orders are placed at the counter in-store. Larger outlets have self-order kiosks during busy hours. There is no official Sharetea Singapore mobile ordering app, so pre-orders go through GrabFood, foodpanda or Deliveroo. Bulk and catering orders for parties, offices and schools can be arranged by contacting individual outlets directly, usually with 1 to 2 days’ notice and a minimum of 20 to 30 cups.
Is Sharetea Halal in Singapore?
Sharetea Singapore is not MUIS halal certified. No local outlet carries the MUIS halal logo, and the brand’s drinks share equipment lines with ingredients that are not halal-audited. Muslim customers should treat Sharetea as non-halal in Singapore. The Sharetea global brand is halal-certified in some other countries (such as parts of Malaysia and the Middle East), but that certification does not transfer to Singapore outlets.
Ingredients and Sourcing
Sharetea sources its tea leaves from Taiwan (Jasmine green, Assam black, high-mountain oolong). Tapioca pearls are prepared fresh daily and typically swapped out every few hours for freshness. The classic milk tea range uses non-dairy creamer powder; the Fresh Milk series uses chilled fresh milk; oatmilk upgrades are available on request. Brown sugar is slow-cooked in-store for the Brown Sugar Boba Milk cup streaks.
Calories at Sharetea
Values below are approximate for a Large (700ml) cup at 100% sugar, drawn from Sharetea’s global nutrition disclosures. Reducing sugar to 50% typically cuts around 80 to 120 kcal; a 0% sugar cup is the lowest-calorie option.
| Drink (L, 100% sugar) | Approx. Calories |
|---|---|
| Pearl Milk Tea | ~460 kcal |
| Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea | ~550 kcal |
| Brown Sugar Boba Milk | ~580 kcal |
| Hokkaido Pearl Milk Tea | ~500 kcal |
| Fresh Milk Tea | ~310 kcal |
| Mango Green Tea | ~230 kcal |
| Passion Fruit Green Tea | ~210 kcal |
| Oreo Snow with Pearl | ~620 kcal |
| Jasmine Green Tea (no sugar) | ~5 kcal |
Allergens, Gluten and MSG
Common allergens across the Sharetea menu include milk (fresh milk and non-dairy creamer), soy, tree nuts (taro, Oreo), and wheat (Oreo crumbs). Tapioca pearls are naturally gluten-free, but cross-contamination at the counter is possible. The brand says drinks are MSG-free. If you have food sensitivities, ask staff before ordering, and request modifications (no pearls, oatmilk swap, less sugar) at the point of order.
Vegetarian and Vegan Options at Sharetea
Most pure teas and fruit teas are vegan-friendly when ordered without milk, pudding or Yakult. For a plant-based milk tea, request the oatmilk upgrade on any Fresh Milk or Brown Sugar drink. Pearls (tapioca), aiyu jelly, grass jelly, aloe vera and coconut jelly are vegetarian. Pudding and the Creama (cheese mousse) foam contain dairy. Honey-based drinks are vegetarian but not strictly vegan.
Sharetea Singapore FAQ
Quick answers to the most searched questions about Sharetea Singapore, pulled from Google autocomplete and People Also Ask.
Is Sharetea a Taiwanese brand? Yes. Sharetea was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 1992 by the Cheng family. It is one of the earliest Taiwanese bubble tea chains to franchise globally.
How old is Sharetea? Sharetea turned 34 years old in 2026, having been founded in 1992.
Who owns Sharetea? Sharetea is owned by Share Tea International Development Co., Ltd., still family-run by the Cheng family out of Taiwan.
How many Sharetea outlets are there worldwide? Sharetea operates over 500 outlets across more than 20 countries, including Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, UAE and the Philippines.
How many Sharetea outlets are in Singapore? Around 13 outlets as of 2026, spread across Orchard, Bugis, Yishun, Woodlands, Jurong East, Jurong West, Choa Chu Kang, Serangoon, Marine Parade and NUS.
What is the signature drink at Sharetea? The Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea is the global signature, made with black tea, non-dairy creamer, chewy pearls and a brown sugar coating on the cup wall.
What is the cheapest drink at Sharetea Singapore? The Jasmine Green Tea, Black Tea or Oolong Tea (Medium) starts from around S$3.50, making the pure tea range the cheapest cup on the menu.
What is the most popular Sharetea drink in Singapore? Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea, Brown Sugar Boba Milk and Hokkaido Pearl Milk Tea are the top three sellers, with Taro Pearl and Matcha Red Bean close behind.
How much is Brown Sugar Boba Milk at Sharetea Singapore? Brown Sugar Boba Milk is around S$6.00 for Medium and S$6.50 for Large.
How much is Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea at Sharetea Singapore? Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea is around S$5.90 for Medium and S$6.50 for Large.
How much are pearls at Sharetea? An extra pearl topping is about S$0.80 per cup. Some signature drinks come with pearls included.
Is Sharetea halal in Singapore? No. Sharetea Singapore is not MUIS halal certified, so it should be treated as non-halal.
Is Sharetea halal in Malaysia? Select Sharetea outlets in Malaysia carry JAKIM halal certification, but this does not apply to Singapore stores.
Does Sharetea use fresh milk? The Fresh Milk and Brown Sugar series use chilled fresh milk; the Classic Milk Tea range uses non-dairy creamer. You can request oatmilk as an upgrade on most drinks.
Does Sharetea have oatmilk? Yes. Oatmilk upgrade is available on most milk-based drinks for an additional S$1.00.
Can I customise sugar at Sharetea? Yes. Sugar levels are 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% (default). First-timers often prefer 50% for a more balanced taste.
Can I customise ice at Sharetea? Yes. Options include no ice, less ice, regular ice and extra ice. Hot versions are available for non-blended drinks.
Does Sharetea deliver in Singapore? Yes. Delivery is on GrabFood, foodpanda and Deliveroo, with most outlets delivering between 11am and 9pm or 10pm.
What is the minimum delivery order for Sharetea? Minimum orders usually start around S$8 to S$10, depending on the platform and outlet.
Does Sharetea Singapore have a mobile app? No dedicated local app at the moment. Order through GrabFood, foodpanda or Deliveroo apps instead.
Does Sharetea have a loyalty programme? Sharetea Singapore does not run a formal local loyalty programme. Rewards come via GrabRewards and foodpanda Pandapro when ordering through those apps.
Does Sharetea have a happy hour? No. Sharetea Singapore does not run a daily happy hour, but limited-time 1-for-1 promos appear occasionally on Instagram @shareteasg.
Does Sharetea do student discounts? Student discounts are not a standing promo, but the NUS Lower Kent Ridge outlet runs seasonal campaigns during term time.
Does Sharetea accept FoodLine Vouchers? Yes. Sharetea Singapore accepts FoodLine (FL) Vouchers and brand gift cards at participating outlets.
What payment methods does Sharetea accept? Cash, NETS, PayNow, major credit and debit cards, GrabPay, FavePay and ShopeePay at most outlets.
Does Sharetea have a 24-hour outlet in Singapore? No. There are no 24-hour Sharetea outlets. Most run 11am to 9pm, with weekend hours stretching to 10pm at mall and Orchard locations.
Where is Sharetea’s flagship outlet in Singapore? The Lucky Plaza outlet at 304 Orchard Road is widely considered the Singapore flagship. Northpoint City and Serangoon North (S9) carry the premium concept.
Is there a Sharetea at Jurong Point? Yes. Jurong Point and Jurong East Central both have Sharetea outlets.
Is there a Sharetea in Woodlands? Yes. 30 Woodlands Avenue 2, #01-26.
Is there a Sharetea at Bugis? Yes. 200 Victoria Street, #01-14A near Bugis MRT.
Is there a Sharetea at Northpoint City? Yes. Northpoint City houses a Sharetea Premium concept store.
Does Sharetea do catering or bulk orders? Yes. Larger outlets accept catering orders for parties, offices and schools, usually with 1 to 2 days’ notice and a 20 to 30 cup minimum. Contact the outlet directly.
Is Sharetea gluten-free? Tapioca pearls are naturally gluten-free, but Sharetea cannot guarantee a fully gluten-free environment due to cross-contamination risk with Oreo-based drinks.
Is Sharetea vegan? Some drinks are vegan when ordered as pure tea, fruit tea or with an oatmilk swap. Pudding, Yakult and Creama (cheese mousse) are not vegan.
Is Sharetea vegetarian? Most drinks are vegetarian. Pearls, aiyu jelly, grass jelly and coconut jelly are all vegetarian.
Is Sharetea MSG-free? Yes. The brand states its drinks are MSG-free.
How many calories are in a Sharetea Pearl Milk Tea? Around 460 kcal for a Large cup at 100% sugar. Reducing sugar to 50% can cut around 80 to 120 kcal.
How many calories are in Sharetea Brown Sugar Boba Milk? Around 580 kcal for a Large cup. The brown sugar syrup and pearls together contribute most of the calories.
What is the healthiest drink at Sharetea? Jasmine Green Tea or Oolong Tea at 0% sugar is the lowest-calorie option, at roughly 5 kcal per cup.
Does Sharetea have decaf drinks? Fruit teas, Yakult drinks and the Wintermelon series are the lowest-caffeine options. There is no fully decaffeinated line.
Does Sharetea have hot drinks? Yes. Most milk teas, fresh milk teas and pure teas can be ordered hot. Snow (ice blended) drinks are iced only.
What size cups does Sharetea offer? Medium (M, around 500ml) and Large (L, around 700ml). Not all drinks come in both sizes; the Snow series is Large only.
Does Sharetea Singapore have Sakura Crystal Boba? Yes, seasonally. Sakura Crystal Boba with Strawberry Fresh Milk or Strawberry Matcha has run as a limited-time Spring release.
Does Sharetea use Taiwanese tea leaves? Yes. Sharetea sources jasmine green, Assam black and high-mountain oolong tea leaves from Taiwan.
Are Sharetea pearls fresh? Yes. Pearls are cooked fresh daily and typically swapped every few hours to maintain chewiness.
What is the difference between Sharetea and Share Tea? They are the same brand. The official spelling is Sharetea; “Share Tea” is a common informal variant.
How do you pronounce Sharetea? It is pronounced “share-tea,” like the two English words run together.
Is Sharetea the same as KOI, LiHO, Gong Cha or HEYTEA? No. All are different Taiwanese or Chinese-origin bubble tea chains with their own menus. Sharetea is the oldest of the group, founded in 1992.
How does Sharetea compare to KOI? Sharetea leans sweeter at 100% default and has a stronger brown sugar range; KOI is known for its Golden Bubble pearls and lower default sweetness.
How does Sharetea compare to LiHO? LiHO is a Singapore-owned brand (born out of Gong Cha’s local operator) with a wider fruit tea range. Sharetea stays closer to its original Taiwanese profile.
How does Sharetea compare to Gong Cha? Gong Cha closed all Singapore outlets on 1 October 2025. Sharetea remains open and has a similar classic milk tea menu with a stronger brown sugar range.
How does Sharetea compare to HEYTEA? HEYTEA focuses on premium cheese tea and fresh fruit creations; Sharetea leans toward classic milk teas and brown sugar bobas at lower average prices.
Is Sharetea more expensive than KOI or Mixue? Sharetea prices sit between KOI (slightly higher) and Mixue (much cheaper). A Large Sharetea Pearl Milk Tea costs around S$5.20, versus roughly S$2 at Mixue.
Does Sharetea sell food? No. Sharetea Singapore is a drinks-only brand with no hot food, breakfast or snack menu.
Does Sharetea have breakfast? No. Sharetea does not serve breakfast or a morning menu. Outlets open from around 11am.
Can I pay with cash at Sharetea? Yes. Cash, NETS, PayNow and most e-wallets are accepted at all outlets.
Does Sharetea offer gift cards? Yes. Sharetea gift cards and FoodLine (FL) vouchers are accepted at participating outlets. Check with the outlet before purchase.
Does Sharetea offer refills? No free refill programme is in place.
Can I order Sharetea for a birthday party? Yes. Catering orders for 20 to 30 cups and above can be arranged with the outlet, usually with 1 to 2 days’ notice.
Where can I follow Sharetea Singapore updates? Follow @shareteasg on Instagram for new launches, 1-for-1 promos and seasonal drops.
