SweetTalk Menu Prices Singapore 2026
The sweettalk menu in Singapore is a throwback in the best way: classic milk teas from S$1.80, ice blends from S$2.20, and milkshakes up to S$3.80. SweetTalk is one of the island’s old-school bubble tea brands, and it still prices like one. Below is the full menu with every verified price, plus topping costs, outlet hours and locations.
How much does the SweetTalk menu cost in Singapore?
Short answer: less than almost everywhere else. The whole SweetTalk menu sits between S$1.80 and S$3.80, with most drinks clustered at the low end. Classic teas are a flat S$1.80, ice blends hover in the low twos, and even the richest milkshake stays under four dollars. Here is the full price map, category by category.
| Category | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Teas | Boba, milk, green and red teas. Pearls included in Boba Tea. | S$1.80 |
| Special Ice Blend | Passion Mango, Watermelon Lychee, Strawberry Grape. | S$2.20 |
| Ice Blends | Tea Iceblend and Yogurt Iceblend. | S$2.30 |
| Milkshakes | Classic, coconut and avocado milkshakes. | S$2.30 – S$3.80 |
| Toppings | Nine add-ons, from jellies to Oreo Bits. | S$0.30 – S$0.60 |
| Upsize | Go large on teas and ice blends. | +S$0.50 |
Why SweetTalk is Singapore’s cheapest bubble tea habit
A S$1.80 milk tea in 2026 Singapore is genuinely rare. SweetTalk kept its neighbourhood pricing while bigger chains drifted past S$5, and that is the whole appeal: you get a proper cup, pearls included, for less than a kopi at some cafes. The trade-off is a smaller, simpler menu, but at these prices, nobody is complaining.
What classic teas does SweetTalk sell?
The foundation of the menu, and the reason regulars keep coming back. Four teas at one flat price: Boba Tea (pearl milk tea, pearls included at no extra charge), Milk Tea (old-school milk tea), Green Tea and Red Tea. Every one is S$1.80, and you can upsize any of them for S$0.50.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Boba Tea | Pearl milk tea. Regular black pearls included; upsize +S$0.50. | S$1.80 |
| Milk Tea | Old-school milk tea. Simple, milky, no fuss. | S$1.80 |
| Green Tea | Green milk tea, lighter than the classic. | S$1.80 |
| Red Tea | Red (black) milk tea, smooth and malty. | S$1.80 |
Teas named on the menu with no confirmed price
A few more teas show up on SweetTalk listings without a price attached: Peach Milk Tea and Passionfruit Green Tea appear on the Yew Tee Point OpenRice listing, and Strawberry Milk Tea is named as a nostalgic classic in a 2025 bubble tea guide. No source confirms their prices, so ask at the counter before you order.
What ice blended drinks does SweetTalk have?
Two ice blend families. The Special Ice Blend series (Passion Mango, Watermelon Lychee, Strawberry Grape) sits at S$2.20, and the regular Tea Iceblend and Yogurt Iceblend are S$2.30. All of them can be upsized for S$0.50. The Mango Sago Ice Blended at S$3.20 was last priced in June 2022 and has not been confirmed since, so treat it as a maybe.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Special Ice Blend – Passion Mango | Mango and passion fruit ice blend. Upsize +S$0.50. | S$2.20 |
| Special Ice Blend – Watermelon Lychee | Watermelon and lychee ice blend. | S$2.20 |
| Special Ice Blend – Strawberry Grape | Strawberry and grape ice blend. | S$2.20 |
| Tea Iceblend | Ice-blended tea. Pair it with toppings. | S$2.30 |
| Yogurt Iceblend | Yogurt-flavoured ice blend, tangy and cool. | S$2.30 |
| Mango Sago Ice Blended | Priced Jun 2022, unverified since. Ask in store. | S$3.20 |
What is the Special Ice Blend series?
It is SweetTalk’s fruit-forward ice blend lineup: three flavours, one price, all S$2.20. Think of it as the middle ground between a plain tea and a full milkshake, lighter than both and easy to finish on a hot afternoon. Honeydew Sago, Blue Coral Ice Blend and Oreo Crush are also named in a 2025 guide as nostalgic classics, but with no prices or confirmed availability.
What milkshakes can you get at SweetTalk?
Three milkshakes, and the base one is the playground. The classic Milkshake at S$2.30 is fully customisable with toppings, which is how the famous S$2.90 Oreo milkshake happens (Milkshake plus Oreo Bits at S$0.60). Coconut Milkshake at S$3.80 and Avocado Milkshake at S$3.50 round out the rich end of the menu.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Milkshake | Base milkshake, customisable with toppings. | S$2.30 |
| Coconut Milkshake | Coconut milkshake. The priciest drink on the menu. | S$3.80 |
| Avocado Milkshake | Avocado milkshake, thick and creamy. | S$3.50 |
The Oreo milkshake trick
Order a Milkshake (S$2.30), add Oreo Bits (S$0.60), and you have an Oreo milkshake for S$2.90. It is the best-known SweetTalk customization, flagged by eatbook.sg back in October 2023, and it is still the cheapest cookies-and-cream shake you will find in a Singapore mall.
What other drinks does SweetTalk sell?
A short supporting cast. Soya Milk and Lime Juice are offered alongside the bubble tea at some outlets, though no source lists a current price for either, so ask at the counter. That is the honest extent of the confirmed non-tea lineup today.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Soya Milk | Offered at some outlets. No price found. | Ask in store |
| Lime Juice | Offered at some outlets. No price found. | Ask in store |
The 2014 Woodlands menu: a quick look back
A single OpenRice review from January 2014 captured a much bigger Woodlands menu board: Chocolate Wonderland (hot) and White Coffee (hot) at S$2.00, Italian Soda at S$1.50, Sweet Heart Lychee at S$1.80, Iced Mocha Classic at S$2.10, Oreo Choco Delight at S$2.50, and a Matcha Ice Blended with Red Beans at S$2.00. None of these have been verified since, so treat them as history, not as things you can order today.
What happened to SweetTalk’s local dessert cups?
Longtime fans remember them: bubble-tea-style local desserts in a cup. The same 2014 Woodlands menu board listed Ice Kachang (with red bean, sweet corn and jelly), Ice Chendol, Durian Ice Kachang, Durian Chendol and Ice Honey Dew Sago. They were a genuinely fun idea, local desserts served through a bubble tea straw. But that 2014 review is the last confirmed sighting, and nothing since verifies they are still sold. If you are craving one, ask at your outlet, but don’t plan your trip around it.
How much do SweetTalk toppings cost?
Nine toppings, all cheap. Jellies are S$0.30, pearls and the fancier add-ons are S$0.60, and an extra serving of black pearls is S$0.40 (regular pearls already come free in Boba Tea). Red beans show up in old reviews but have no confirmed standalone price.
| Topping | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rainbow Jelly | Colourful jelly cubes. | S$0.30 |
| Green Apple Jelly | Tart-sweet apple jelly. | S$0.30 |
| Lychee Jelly | Light lychee jelly. | S$0.30 |
| Extra Black Pearls | An extra serving on top of the free pearls in Boba Tea. | S$0.40 |
| Oreo Bits | Crushed cookie topping. The Oreo milkshake ingredient. | S$0.60 |
| White Pearl | Lighter, slightly crunchy pearls. | S$0.60 |
| Mango Popball | Bursting mango balls. | S$0.60 |
| Aloe Vera | Cool aloe vera bits. | S$0.60 |
How to build a custom cup
Pick a base, add a topping, done. Green Tea with White Pearl (S$1.80 + S$0.60) is the regulars’ light pick, and Yogurt Iceblend with Mango Popball (S$2.30 + S$0.60) is the fun one. Keep it to one topping and the drink stays balanced; two is fine on a milkshake.
Where are SweetTalk’s outlets in Singapore?
Nine outlets are on record, clustered in the northeast with a few outliers. Three sit in Hougang alone, which tells you where the brand’s heartland is. The Jurong West outlet at Pioneer is listed as permanently closed, so we have left it marked rather than counted. Hours vary by outlet, so check before you travel.
| Outlet | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Hougang Ave 8 | 644 Hougang Ave 8, #01-263 | Hours vary by day |
| Hougang Ave 4 | Hougang Ave 4, #01-336 | Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 7:45 PM; Sat-Sun 8:00 AM – 6:45 PM |
| Hougang Central | 840 Hougang Central, #01-09 (Hougang Bus Interchange) | Hours vary by day |
| Tampines | 826A Tampines St 81, #01-154 | Daily 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Pasir Ris | 442 Pasir Ris Dr 6, #01-38 | Daily 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Loyang Point | 258 Pasir Ris St 21, #01-15 | Daily 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Woodlands | 960 Woodlands Rd, #01-08 | Hours vary by day |
| Yew Tee Point | 21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, #B1-40 | Mon-Sun 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Jurong West (Pioneer) | 31 Jurong West St 63 | Listed as permanently closed |
What is SweetTalk known for in Singapore?
SweetTalk is one of Singapore’s old-school bubble tea brands, a survivor of the first bubble tea wave that never chased the premium trend. While newer chains pushed past S$5 and S$6 a cup, SweetTalk kept its neighbourhood prices and its simple menu of teas, ice blends and milkshakes. That is the brand in one line: no gimmicks, just cheap bubble tea that still tastes like bubble tea.
SweetTalk menu FAQs
What is the cheapest drink at SweetTalk?
S$1.80. Boba Tea, Milk Tea, Green Tea and Red Tea are all S$1.80, with pearls included in the Boba Tea.
What is the most expensive drink at SweetTalk?
The Coconut Milkshake at S$3.80, followed by the Avocado Milkshake at S$3.50.
Is SweetTalk halal certified?
No. SweetTalk is explicitly not a halal-certified eatery, according to eatbook.sg (October 2023). Muslim customers should check with the specific outlet.
Does SweetTalk deliver in Singapore?
SweetTalk was confirmed on GrabFood in June 2022, but there is no current confirmation of delivery listings. Check the apps before counting on it.
How many SweetTalk outlets are there in Singapore?
Nine outlets are on record, mostly in the northeast (Hougang, Tampines, Pasir Ris). The Jurong West outlet at Pioneer is listed as permanently closed.
When were these SweetTalk prices last verified?
October 2023 (eatbook.sg). Prices vary by outlet, so confirm in store before you order.
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