[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for HEYTEA (Updated Apr)

1. Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao (Chinese Xiao Long Bao) : Recommended by many places, so I had to try it. One of the famous xiao long bao shops in SCG. 2. Best Satay 7 & 8 (Lau Pa Sat) & Hainanese Chicken Rice & Indian Food : It's like a satay street food center, opens from 7 pm onwards, good for chilling out with a beer at night. 3. Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant - Tampines (Century Square): This shop is good for breakfast and everything is really delicious. I ordered everything in the picture for sure. 4. LiXin Teochew Fishball Noodles - Orchard ION : Famous fish ball noodle shop in SCG in Orchard mall. Walked for half an hour, then waited in line for another half hour. If you're really hungry, I wouldn't recommend it, but it was so delicious, I'll forgive it lol. 5. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Suntec City : Same as usual, came here because the reviews read. After looking at the menu, there was only one thing I wanted to eat. As shown in the picture 5556. The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore: Enjoy a stylish hotel meal for 1 day & Why is the curry rice restaurant in the mall so delicious? & The dessert in the picture, if you see it in the mall, try it, it's so delicious 55557. Redhill Restaurant: I was walking in the mall and was hungry, so I decided to stop by. I saw that there were a lot of people, so I shouldn't have to wait long. In conclusion, it was delicious. 8. Tong Heng 東興: A Chinese pastry shop in Chinatown, popular among Chinese people. Bring water with you, I've warned you. 9. Koi The & R&B Tea & LiHO TEA @ Lucky Chinatown & HEYTEA @ Orchard Central & Toast Box (City Square Mall): I recommend Liho Tea and Toast Box, you have to try them. Every branch is crowded. #SingaporeRestaurant #SingaporeFood #WhatToEatInSingapore #SingaporeGreatRestaurant #Singapore #WhereToGoInSingapore #SingaporeNearBangkok #singapore #singaporetrip

#mysgmemories Bubble tea culture in Singapore is an old memories. Now there are many variations of bubble tea outlets in Singapore. You can try this Hey Tea which has interesting fresh fruits and tea flavours. Nowadays, you can also customise your drinks easily by selecting sugar level and any extra toppings. For their fresh fruits series, some of their drinks are seasonal so expect to see different fruits every month. A trick to save time in queuing is to use their app to place advance order. So that when you arrive, you can just collect your drinks.

#favouriteitinerary HEYTEA, a popular tea beverage brand from China, has several locations in Singapore. Known for its fruit teas and cheese teas, HEYTEA opened its first overseas outlet in Singapore at ION Orchard in November 2018. As of late 2024, HEYTEA operates four outlets in Singapore. HEYTEA Singapore locations: ION Orchard Westgate Jewel Changi Airport VivoCity HEYTEA is known for its modern store designs, photogenic packaging, and innovative drinks. It is also recognized for using fresh tea leaves and premium milk in its beverages. The brand offers a variety of drinks, including fruit tea, bubble tea, and its signature cheese tea.

Here is all the food and dessert I have eaten for 3d2n in Singapore 🇸🇬 and it was amazing! 1. Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice @Maxwell Food Center 2. Zhong Guo La Mian Xiao Long Bao @2floor Chinatown Complex 3. Queic by Olivia @Maxwell 4. Hey tea @Marina bay 5. Bacha coffee @Marina bay 6. Satae @satae steet 7&8 7. Ya Kun Kaya Toast 8. Tarts @Lao pa sat 9. Tiong Shian Porridge @Chinatown 10. Hawker Chan @Chinatown 11. llao llao @airport T3 #travel #citydaytours #singapore #food

#newyearnewtrip Do you know now you can satisfy your Heytea cravings at the airport before leaving on a flight? That's right because Heytea have just opened their new outlet at Jewel Changi Airport, just few months back and it is located on the 3rd floor of the building. You will love Heytea bubble tea offerings and they are famous for their cheese tea. I, however, would recommend something fruity, different and on the lighter side. Do try their grape boom tea, which has bits of real grape pieces inside the drink, it is not too sweet but super refreshing. The other drink I had was their coconut mango boom. It has mango chunks, sago, and it was coconutty and milky. A super nice drink! I love that their tea are freshly brewed using premium tea leaves and HeyTea drinks just make super great thirst quenchers. Try them today!

Now that we're in Singapore, we have to try HeyTea because this shop has been reviewed a lot. How could we miss it? We tried the Marina Bay Sands branch. This branch was very crowded. We ordered the brown sugar pearl milk tea. It was very delicious. The milky aroma and the milky smell were very clear. The pearls were chewy and not too sweet. You have to mix them well. It was so awesome. I highly recommend this pearl milk tea shop. If you come to Singapore, you must not miss it. . 📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/1QwExeSXeXraNcCq7?g_st=ic . #paitravel #paitraveler #paitraveller #heytea #singapore

Address - MBS (2 Bayfront Ave, #01-73/74)-just above BreadTalk/Din Tai Fung Ambiance/Facilities - the queue is always long. There is an app for mobile order but I have yet to try. Highlights - Cheezo or Very Tangerine Blast is always my favourite as it is very unique, unlike other bubble tea in the market. Do check out their Seasonal menu too. Avg. Price per Person - $5 Rating - 4 ⭐️

So good! Honestly, HeyTea is one of my favorite bubble tea places in Singapore. It's becoming a weekly routine. Yes, the wait is long--but there's a lot of people in the Marina Bay area (especially on a weekend) and only a few options for bubble tea. I usually get the brown sugar boba tea, but the grapefruit boom is also good and so refreshing!