iTEA Near Me: Outlets in Singapore 2026
Searching for the iTEA menu near me? With 40+ outlets across Singapore, the nearest one is rarely far: a short walk, a bus ride, or a delivery-app order away. This guide lists the verified outlet locations, typical opening hours (most run 10:00 AM to 9:45 PM daily), and the fastest ways to find your closest iTEA. If you want prices first, start with the full iTEA menu.
Where are iTEA outlets in Singapore?
The outlets below are the verified locations we could confirm. The full network runs 40+ deep across the island, so if none of these is close to you, the Google Maps trick in the next section will surface your nearest one in seconds.
| Outlet | Address | Typical Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Jurong West | Blk 960 Jurong West St 92 #01-180 | 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Junction 9, Yishun | 18 Yishun Ave 9 #02-13 | 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Chong Pang City, Yishun | 103 Yishun Ring Rd #01-65 | 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Northpoint City | B2, near the MRT passage | 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Marsiling | Marsiling outlet (exact address unlisted) | Varies by outlet |
| ITE College East area | Original outlet area (exact address unlisted) | Varies by outlet |
The last two are confirmed areas rather than full addresses, so check Google Maps before heading over. Hours shown are the typical chain hours; individual outlets can differ.
What time does iTEA open and close?
iTEA keeps mall-friendly hours almost everywhere. Most outlets open at 10:00 AM and close at 9:45 PM, seven days a week. The smaller neighborhood kiosks tend to shut earlier, around 8:45 PM, so don’t plan a 9 PM kiosk run.
| Outlet Type | Typical Hours |
|---|---|
| Most outlets | Monday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
| Neighborhood kiosks | Monday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – around 8:45 PM |
| All outlets | Hours can vary by outlet; check Google Maps before visiting |
How do I find an iTEA menu near me?
The fastest way is also the most obvious one, and it beats any static list because it shows live hours and the full 40+ network.
Search Google Maps
Type “iTEA” into Google Maps and it plots every outlet around you with live opening hours and directions. This is the only method that shows the full 40+ network, including kiosks that never make it onto static outlet lists.
Check the delivery apps
Search “iTEA” on GrabFood, foodpanda or ShopeeFood. The app only shows outlets that deliver to your address, which conveniently doubles as a “near me” check. Just note the iTEA delivery menu prices run about S$1.00 to S$1.50 higher than in-store.
Are iTEA prices the same at every outlet?
Mostly yes. iTEA’s prices are standardized across outlets: a Pearl Milk Tea is S$3.70 whether you’re in Jurong or Yishun. Small differences can creep in at individual kiosks, and delivery-app prices run higher everywhere, but walk-in prices stay consistent.
| What | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| In-store menu prices | Standardized across outlets. | S$3.40 – S$5.70 |
| Delivery-app prices | Marked up on every platform. | ~S$1.00 – 1.50 higher |
| Opening hours | Typical, but kiosks close earlier. | 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM |
If an outlet’s price looks off from the menu in this guide, the menu wins: it’s built from the verified in-store price list. And if you’re hunting for a deal rather than a location, the iTEA promos page tracks the current discounts.
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 outlets FAQs
How many iTEA outlets are there in Singapore?
40+ outlets islandwide, including Jurong West, Yishun, Marsiling and the ITE College East area. The table above lists the verified locations; Google Maps shows the rest.
What time does iTEA close?
Most outlets close at 9:45 PM daily. Smaller neighborhood kiosks tend to close earlier, around 8:45 PM. Hours vary by outlet, so check Google Maps before heading over late.
Which iTEA outlet is the original?
iTEA started in 2011 with a shop at ITE College East, founded by Kelvyn Choo. That’s the original location the brand grew from.
Can I order iTEA online instead of visiting?
Yes. iTEA is on GrabFood, foodpanda and ShopeeFood. Expect prices about S$1.00 to S$1.50 higher per drink than the in-store prices in this guide.
Are iTEA’s opening hours the same on weekends?
Yes, most outlets run the same 10:00 AM to 9:45 PM hours seven days a week. Individual kiosks may differ, so confirm on Google Maps.