iTEA Delivery Menu Prices Singapore 2026
The iTEA delivery menu is the same menu you’d see in-store, just priced about S$1.00 to S$1.50 higher per drink. A Pearl Milk Tea that costs S$3.70 at the counter typically lists around S$4.70 to S$5.20 on GrabFood, foodpanda or ShopeeFood. This guide starts from the verified in-store prices on the full iTEA menu, then breaks down the delivery markup, which drinks travel best, and how to pay less.
What does the iTEA delivery menu cost on GrabFood?
About S$1.00 to S$1.50 more per drink than in-store, and that’s before the delivery fee and any small-order fee the app adds. The price lists on the apps come from the same in-store menu; the platforms just mark everything up to cover their commission. Here’s what that looks like for the most-ordered drinks, using verified in-store prices as the baseline.
| Item | In-Store (Verified) | On Delivery Apps (Typical) |
|---|---|---|
| Pearl Milk Tea | S$3.70 | S$4.70 – S$5.20 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea | S$4.70 | S$5.70 – S$6.20 |
| Mango Sago with Pomelo | S$5.70 | S$6.70 – S$7.20 |
| Taro Bobo Fresh Milk | S$5.70 | S$6.70 – S$7.20 |
| Passion Fruit Ice | S$3.50 | S$4.50 – S$5.00 |
| Assam Black Tea | S$3.40 | S$4.40 – S$4.90 |
| Milo Ice | S$4.10 | S$5.10 – S$5.60 |
| Matcha Latte | S$5.40 | S$6.40 – S$6.90 |
The apps don’t sell anything you can’t get in-store; there are no delivery-exclusive iTEA drinks. The app figures above are estimates (in-store price plus the typical platform markup), so treat them as a budgeting guide, not a price promise.
Which iTEA drinks travel best for delivery?
Plain teas and fruit teas are the safest delivery orders. Nothing in them separates or goes soggy on a 20-minute ride, and they taste the same whether the rider is fast or slow. Blended drinks are fine too if you give them a hard shake the second they arrive. The macchiato series is the one to think twice about: the cream cap settles during the ride.
Best travellers: teas and fruit teas
These arrive exactly as ordered. The Jasmine Green Tea (S$3.40), Passion Fruit Green Tea (S$4.10) and Lime Green Tea (S$4.10) are bulletproof delivery picks, and the Yakult series drinks (S$5.00) hold up well too since they’re pre-mixed and sealed. If you’re ordering for someone else and can’t ask what they like, a fruit tea is the low-risk choice.
Blended drinks just need a shake
The Cool Ice Blended range, Passion Fruit Ice and Bandung Ice at S$3.50, plus the Milo Ice at S$4.10, can separate a little on the way over. That’s normal for blended drinks and a ten-second shake fixes it completely. Order these with slightly less ice if the app lets you set ice levels, since melted ice is what waters them down. Stuck choosing? The most-ordered iTEA drinks are a safe starting point for any delivery order.
How do I find iTEA on GrabFood, foodpanda and ShopeeFood?
Open the app, search “iTEA”, and pick the outlet closest to you. With 40+ outlets islandwide, most addresses in Singapore sit within range of at least one. If nothing shows up, the outlet near you may be closed for the day, so try again around lunch or dinner time when more outlets are open.
- Search “iTEA” in the app: all three platforms list it by name. Choose the nearest outlet to keep the delivery fee and wait time down.
- Compare before you check out: glance at the in-store prices in this guide first, so the markup doesn’t surprise you at payment.
- Set sugar and ice in the notes: if the app doesn’t show iTEA’s usual sugar and ice options, type them into the item remarks. Riders pass them to the outlet.
- Group your order: one delivery fee split across four drinks hurts a lot less than four separate orders.
How can I pay less for iTEA delivery?
The markup is baked in, but you don’t have to pay full freight. These are the moves that actually work for iTEA orders.
- Walk in when you can: nothing beats the in-store price list (S$3.40 to S$5.70). If the outlet is nearby, the delivery fee alone buys you most of another drink.
- Bundle to clear free-delivery minimums: ordering one S$4.50 drink with a S$3 delivery fee on top is the worst deal in this guide. Add a second drink or order with a friend.
- Stack app vouchers: GrabFood and foodpanda both run promo codes regularly. A 20% voucher wipes out most of the platform markup.
- Stick to the cheap end of the menu: the cheapest iTEA drinks start at S$3.40 in-store, so even marked up they land under S$5.00 on the apps.
Who is iTEA?
iTEA is a homegrown Singapore bubble tea brand founded in 2011 by Kelvyn Choo, starting from a single shop at ITE College East. It’s since grown to 40+ outlets islandwide on a simple promise: bubble tea at prices that don’t sting, S$3.40 to S$5.70 in-store across the whole menu. Follow @itea.sg on Instagram for promos; the official site is itea.sg.
iTEA delivery FAQs
Is iTEA on GrabFood?
Yes. iTEA is listed on GrabFood, foodpanda and ShopeeFood in Singapore. Availability depends on the outlet nearest you, so if it doesn’t appear, try another app or check back later in the day.
Why is iTEA more expensive on delivery apps?
The platforms add roughly S$1.00 to S$1.50 per drink on top of in-store prices to cover their commission, then add delivery and small-order fees. The S$3.40 to S$5.70 prices in this guide are the verified in-store baseline.
Can I order iTEA for self-pickup?
Many outlets offer self-pickup through the delivery apps, and you can always walk in. In-store remains the cheapest way to buy iTEA, since the platform markup only applies to app orders.
What’s the cheapest iTEA drink to order for delivery?
The S$3.50 Cool Ice Blended drinks (Passion Fruit Ice, Bandung Ice and the rest) and the S$3.40 plain teas. Expect roughly S$4.40 to S$5.00 on the apps after the markup, before delivery fees.
Do iTEA delivery prices differ between outlets?
The underlying in-store prices are standardized, but app listings can vary slightly by outlet, and promos differ per platform. Compare the menu price before you check out.