iTEA Menu Prices Singapore 2026
The itea menu in Singapore is the homegrown bubble tea chain’s answer to pricey bubble tea: 86 drinks across 11 series, priced from S$3.40 to S$5.70 in store. iTEA has been pouring since 2011, and it still undercuts most mall bubble tea brands by a dollar or two. Below is the full menu with every item and price, verified on October 18, 2026, plus hours, outlets and the drinks worth your money.
How much does the iTEA menu cost in Singapore?
Eleven series, one price philosophy: keep it cheap. Nothing on the menu crosses S$6, and more than half the drinks sit at S$4.70 or below. The plain teas are the cheapest sips in the chain, the taro bobo and Q-Ball cups are the premium end, and the S$3.50 ice blended range is the quiet bargain most people walk past.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Sago | 1 drink, dessert-style mango sago cup. | S$5.70 |
| TaroBobo | 2 drinks, taro with fresh milk or milk tea. | S$5.70 |
| Milk Tea | 16 drinks, the classic bubble tea lineup. | S$3.70 – S$5.00 |
| Premium Tea | 16 drinks, brewed teas with fruit and honey. | S$3.40 – S$4.70 |
| Juice / Yakult | 7 drinks, fizzy and cultured options. | S$3.80 – S$5.00 |
| Macchiato / Latte | 10 drinks, salted cream caps and fresh milk. | S$4.40 – S$5.60 |
| Cool Ice Blended | 9 drinks, fruit ices at one flat price. | S$3.50 |
| Premium Ice Blended | 7 drinks, chocolate, coffee and Oreo blends. | S$4.10 – S$5.70 |
| Smoothie / Yogurt | 6 drinks, mango, peach and strawberry. | S$4.70 – S$5.00 |
| Stylo Milo | 6 drinks, Milo every way you can think of. | S$4.10 – S$5.40 |
| Q-Ball | 6 drinks, layered grass jelly cups. | S$4.10 – S$5.70 |
Why the whole menu stays under S$6
iTEA built its name on being the affordable neighbourhood option, and the pricing shows it. The chain skips the S$7-plus territory that bigger brands live in, and it shows up most clearly in the milk tea range: a proper pearl milk tea starts at S$3.70, which is genuinely hard to beat in a Singapore mall today.
What is on the iTEA Mango Sago and TaroBobo menu?
The dessert end of the menu. Mango Sago with Pomelo eats like a liquid mango dessert, and the TaroBobo cups are for taro lovers who want the chewy taro balls doing the heavy lifting. All three sit at the top of the price range, and honestly, they read more like a snack than a drink.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Sago with Pomelo | Mango sago dessert drink with juicy pomelo sacs. | S$5.70 |
| Taro Bobo Fresh Milk | Creamy taro with fresh milk and chewy taro balls. | S$5.70 |
| Taro Bobo Milk Tea | Taro milk tea loaded with taro bobo pearls. | S$5.70 |
Why the Taro Bobo cups are worth S$5.70
Taro drinks are usually the priciest thing on any bubble tea menu because real taro costs more to prep than syrup, and iTEA is no exception. If taro is your thing, the fresh milk version is the one: the taro flavour comes through cleaner without tea competing for attention.
What milk teas does iTEA sell in Singapore?
The heart of the menu and the best value on it. Sixteen milk teas, and the two pearl classics start at S$3.70. The flavoured ones (strawberry, honey, peppermint, honeydew) all sit at S$4.40, and the indulgent end (caramel, hazelnut, brown sugar, Oreo, chocolate) caps at S$4.70. The mint chocolate at S$5.00 is the outlier.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pearl Milk Tea | The classic. Milk tea with chewy black pearls. | S$3.70 |
| Green Milk Tea With Pearl | Green tea milk tea with pearls. | S$3.70 |
| Earl Grey Milk Tea | Floral bergamot milk tea. | S$4.10 |
| Golden Oolong Milk Tea | Roasted oolong milk tea, smooth and toasty. | S$4.10 |
| Strawberry Milk Tea | Sweet strawberry milk tea. | S$4.40 |
| Honey Milk Tea | Milk tea sweetened with honey. | S$4.40 |
| Peppermint Milk Tea | Cool peppermint milk tea. | S$4.40 |
| HoneyDew Milk Tea | Melon-sweet honeydew milk tea. | S$4.40 |
| Caramel Milk Tea | Buttery caramel milk tea. | S$4.70 |
| Hazelnut Milk Tea | Nutty, mellow hazelnut milk tea. | S$4.70 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea | Brown sugar milk tea with pearls. | S$4.70 |
| Grass Jelly Milk Tea | Milk tea with silky grass jelly. | S$4.70 |
| Oreo Milk Tea | Cookies-and-cream style milk tea. | S$4.70 |
| Chocolate Milk Tea | Chocolate milk tea. | S$4.70 |
| Ice Cream Milk Tea | Milk tea topped with ice cream. | S$4.90 |
| Mint Chocolate Milk Tea | Mint and chocolate milk tea. | S$5.00 |
What premium teas does iTEA sell?
No milk, just tea, and this is where the cheapest drinks on the whole menu live. Assam Black Tea and Jasmine Green Tea at S$3.40 are the budget kings. The fruit teas climb gently: peach, honey, passion fruit and lime at S$4.10, then the loaded ones with aloe vera, pomelo and white pearls at S$4.70. The Yakult Green Tea lands here too.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Assam Black Tea | Straightforward black tea, the cheapest pour on the menu. | S$3.40 |
| Jasmine Green Tea | Light, floral jasmine green tea. | S$3.40 |
| Golden Oolong Tea | Roasted oolong, served plain. | S$3.80 |
| Peach Green Tea | Peach with green tea. | S$4.10 |
| Honey Earl Grey | Earl grey sweetened with honey. | S$4.10 |
| Honey Green Tea | Green tea with honey. | S$4.10 |
| Passion Fruit Green Tea | Tangy passion fruit green tea. | S$4.10 |
| Lime Green Tea | Sharp lime green tea. | S$4.10 |
| Ribena Black Tea | Ribena with black tea, a local childhood in a cup. | S$4.10 |
| Fresh Lemon Green Tea | Real lemon with green tea. | S$4.40 |
| Aloe Vera Passion Fruit Green Tea | Passion fruit green tea with aloe vera bits. | S$4.70 |
| Fresh Lemon Earl Grey | Fresh lemon with earl grey. | S$4.70 |
| Grapefruit Green Tea With Pomelo | Grapefruit green tea with pomelo sacs. | S$4.70 |
| Grapefruit Golden Oolong With Pomelo | Grapefruit oolong with pomelo. | S$4.70 |
| Peach Green Tea White Pearl | Peach green tea with white pearls. | S$4.70 |
| Yakult Green Tea | Yakult with green tea. | S$4.70 |
What juices and Yakult drinks does iTEA sell?
A small but fun corner. Sprite Lime at S$3.80 is the odd one out, a fizzy lime cooler for when you want bubbles without tea. Everything else is Yakult-based at S$5.00, except the Aloe Vera Honey Lemon Aiyu at S$4.70, which sneaks in with honey lemon, aloe vera and aiyu jelly. The Yakult drinks lean sweet and tangy, and they are easy to finish.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sprite Lime | Sprite with lime. Fizzy, simple, no tea. | S$3.80 |
| Fresh Lemon Yakult | Yakult with fresh lemon. | S$5.00 |
| Mango Yakult | Mango with Yakult. | S$5.00 |
| Peach Yakult | Peach with Yakult. | S$5.00 |
| Passion Fruit Yakult | Passion fruit with Yakult. | S$5.00 |
| Green Apple Yakult | Green apple with Yakult. | S$5.00 |
| Aloe Vera Honey Lemon Aiyu | Honey lemon with aloe vera and aiyu jelly. | S$4.70 |
What macchiato and latte drinks does iTEA have?
The creamy series. Macchiatos here mean a salted cream cap on tea, lattes mean fresh milk. The green and black tea macchiatos start at S$4.40, the fresh milk drinks (brown sugar pearls, grass jelly) sit at S$4.70 to S$4.90, and the matcha and mocha versions climb to S$5.40 and S$5.60. This is the richest-tasting corner of the menu.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Green Tea Macchiato | Green tea with a salted cream cap. | S$4.40 |
| Black Tea Macchiato | Black tea with a salted cream cap. | S$4.40 |
| Golden Oolong Macchiato | Roasted oolong with a salted cream cap. | S$4.60 |
| Brown Sugar Pearl Fresh Milk | Brown sugar pearls with fresh milk. | S$4.70 |
| Fresh Milk Grass Jelly | Fresh milk with silky grass jelly. | S$4.90 |
| Macchiato Chocolate | Chocolate with a salted cream cap. | S$5.00 |
| Matcha Latte | Matcha with fresh milk. | S$5.40 |
| Matcha Macchiato | Matcha with a salted cream cap. | S$5.40 |
| Earl Grey Latte | Earl grey with fresh milk. | S$5.40 |
| Macchiato Mocha | Mocha with a salted cream cap. Priciest of the series. | S$5.60 |
Macchiato or latte: which one should you order?
Go macchiato if you want the savoury-sweet cream cap experience, the salted foam is the whole point. Go latte if you want something smoother and lighter, since fresh milk does not fight the tea the way cream does. Matcha fans get both versions, so pick your texture.
What ice blended drinks does iTEA sell?
Two very different price stories. The Cool Ice Blended range is nine fruit ices at one flat S$3.50, which makes it the cheapest blended option in the chain and a genuine bargain. The Premium Ice Blended range is the chocolate, coffee and Oreo territory: S$4.10 for the basics, climbing to S$5.00 for mocha coffee and S$5.70 for the Coco Shiok.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Passion Fruit Ice | Ice-blended passion fruit, no tea. | S$3.50 |
| Bandung Ice | Ice-blended bandung, a local favourite. | S$3.50 |
| Strawberry Ice | Ice-blended strawberry. | S$3.50 |
| Green Apple Ice | Ice-blended green apple. | S$3.50 |
| Ribena Ice | Ice-blended Ribena. | S$3.50 |
| Mango Ice | Ice-blended mango. | S$3.50 |
| Honeydew Ice | Ice-blended honeydew. | S$3.50 |
| Peach Ice | Ice-blended peach. | S$3.50 |
| Green Lime Ice | Ice-blended green lime. | S$3.50 |
| Chocolate Ice | Ice-blended chocolate. | S$4.10 |
| Coffee Ice | Ice-blended coffee. | S$4.10 |
| Cappuccino Ice | Ice-blended cappuccino. | S$4.10 |
| Oreo Ice | Ice-blended Oreo. | S$4.10 |
| Chocolate Oreo Ice | Chocolate and Oreo blended. | S$4.70 |
| Mocha Coffee Ice | Mocha and coffee blended. | S$5.00 |
| Coco Shiok | The signature chocolate blend, richest of the range. | S$5.70 |
What smoothies, yogurt and Milo drinks does iTEA sell?
The thick-drink corner. Six smoothie and yogurt cups at S$4.70 to S$5.00 (mango, peach, strawberry), and six Milo drinks from the S$4.10 Milo Ice up to the S$5.40 Milo Latte. The Stylo Milo series is pure Singapore: Milo with a macchiato cap, hazelnut, caramel or peppermint twists.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mango Yogurt | Mango with yogurt. | S$4.70 |
| Peach Yogurt | Peach with yogurt. | S$4.70 |
| Strawberry Smoothie | Blended strawberry smoothie. | S$4.70 |
| Mango Smoothie | Blended mango smoothie. | S$4.70 |
| Peach Smoothie | Blended peach smoothie. | S$4.70 |
| Mango Peach Yogurt | Mango and peach with yogurt. | S$5.00 |
| Milo Ice | Classic Milo over ice. | S$4.10 |
| Milo Macchiato | Milo with a salted cream cap. | S$4.90 |
| Hazelnut Milo | Milo with hazelnut. | S$4.90 |
| Caramel Milo | Milo with caramel. | S$4.90 |
| Peppermint Milo | Milo with peppermint. | S$4.90 |
| Milo Latte | Milo with fresh milk. | S$5.40 |
What is the iTEA Q-Ball series?
Q-Ball is iTEA’s grass jelly lineup, and the cups get more loaded as the price climbs. Every one starts with grass jelly and the signature Q-ball chew, then layers on pudding, aiyu, coconut jelly, fresh yam or white pearls. The base cup is S$4.10, the fully loaded one with white pearls is S$5.70.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Q Ball Grass Jelly | Grass jelly with the signature Q-ball chew. | S$4.10 |
| Q Ball Grass Jelly Pudding | Grass jelly and Q-ball with silky pudding. | S$4.90 |
| Q Ball Grass Jelly Aiyu | Grass jelly and Q-ball with aiyu jelly. | S$4.90 |
| Q Ball Grass Jelly Aiyu Coconut Jelly | Grass jelly, Q-ball, aiyu and coconut jelly. | S$5.30 |
| Q Ball Grass Jelly Fresh Yam | Grass jelly and Q-ball with fresh yam. | S$5.60 |
| Q Ball Grass Jelly Aiyu White Pearls | The fully loaded cup: grass jelly, Q-ball, aiyu, white pearls. | S$5.70 |
How the Q-Ball cups work
Think of it as a build-your-own dessert cup, except the combinations are fixed. The price steps are really topping steps: each jump adds another layer. If you love texture, go straight for the S$5.70 loaded cup. If you just want to try the concept, the S$4.10 base cup tells you everything.
What time do iTEA outlets open in Singapore?
Most iTEA outlets open at 10:00 AM and close at 9:45 PM daily, while smaller neighbourhood kiosks tend to close earlier, around 8:45 PM. Hours vary by outlet, so the mall locations are your safest bet for late-evening runs. Known outlets include the ones below; the chain has 40-plus locations islandwide.
| Outlet | Address | Typical Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Jurong West | Blk 960 Jurong West St 92, #01-180 | Daily, typically 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Junction 9 | 18 Yishun Ave 9, #02-13 | Daily, typically 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Chong Pang City | 103 Yishun Ring Rd, #01-65 | Daily, typically 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Northpoint City | Northpoint City B2, Yishun (near MRT passage) | Daily, typically 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Marsiling | Marsiling outlet (neighbourhood kiosk) | Daily, typically closes ~8:45 PM |
| ITE College East | ITE College East area (original outlet) | Daily, typically 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
What is iTEA known for in Singapore?
iTEA is Singapore’s own bubble tea brand, founded in 2011 by Kelvyn Choo with the first outlet at ITE College East. It grew the old-fashioned way: cheap drinks, neighbourhood locations, and local flavours like bandung, Ribena tea and Milo done six ways. With 40-plus outlets islandwide, it is the chain people name when they talk about bubble tea that does not hurt the wallet. You can find the brand’s own updates at itea.sg and on Instagram at @itea.sg.
iTEA menu FAQs
How much is the cheapest drink at iTEA?
Assam Black Tea and Jasmine Green Tea, both S$3.40. The cheapest blended drink is any of the nine Cool Ice Blended fruit ices at S$3.50.
What is the most expensive drink at iTEA?
S$5.70. Five drinks share the top price: Mango Sago with Pomelo, Taro Bobo Fresh Milk, Taro Bobo Milk Tea, Coco Shiok, and Q Ball Grass Jelly Aiyu White Pearls.
Does iTEA deliver in Singapore?
iTEA is listed on GrabFood, foodpanda and ShopeeFood for delivery. Expect delivery-app prices to run about S$1.00 to S$1.50 higher than the in-store prices on this page.
Is iTEA halal certified?
No MUIS halal certification was found for iTEA. The menu is tea, milk and fruit based, with no pork, alcohol or lard, but Muslim customers should confirm with the specific outlet.
How many iTEA outlets are there in Singapore?
Around 40-plus outlets islandwide. The brand started in 2011 at ITE College East and has grown into neighbourhoods and malls across the island.
What time does iTEA open?
Most outlets open at 10:00 AM and close at 9:45 PM daily. Smaller neighbourhood kiosks tend to close earlier, around 8:45 PM.