Chatime Philippines Menu Prices Updated 2026

βœ“ Updated Prices last verified May 2026 β€” sourced from official Chatime Philippines channels
Chatime Philippines Menu 2026
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Hello flavored drink lovers! Looking for the most recent Chatime Philippines menu prices? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve compiled their complete menu with updated 2026 prices β€” sourced directly from official Chatime Philippines channels.

The Chatime Philippines menu is packed with premium milk tea options and refreshing fruit teas. Categories include Milk Tea Classics, Milk Tea Premium, QQ Milk Tea, Latte, Brown Sugar, Chocolate, Cream Cheese, Taro, and Fruit Tea β€” something for every kind of tea lover.

Scroll down to explore every category in detail!

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Chatime Milk Tea Classics Menu With Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Pearl Milk Teaβ‚± 124.00β‚± 147.00
Coconut Jelly Jasmine Greenβ‚± 124.00β‚± 147.00
Coffee Jelly Oolongβ‚± 124.00β‚± 147.00
Grass Jelly Roastedβ‚± 124.00β‚± 147.00
Pudding Taiwan Milk Teaβ‚± 124.00β‚± 147.00
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Chatime Milk Tea Premium Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Coffee Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Matcha Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Honey Oolongβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Thai Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Wintermelon Mousseβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
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Chatime QQ Milk Tea Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
QQ Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Honey Lemon Aloeβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Yogurt Lychee QQβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Passionfruit QQβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Mango QQβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Red Bean Pearl Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Grass Jelly Pearl Oolong Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Pudding Pearl Roasted Milk Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Grapefruit QQβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
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Chatime Latte Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Jasmine Green Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Matchaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Wintermelonβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Black Teaβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
Grass Jelly with Fresh Milkβ‚± 130.00β‚± 152.00
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Chatime Brown Sugar Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Brown Sugar Pearlβ‚± 141.00β‚± 164.00
Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Teaβ‚± 141.00β‚± 164.00
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Chatime Chocolate Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Chocolate Mousseβ‚± 136.00β‚± 158.00
Superior Pure Cocoaβ‚± 136.00β‚± 158.00
Hazelnut Chocolateβ‚± 136.00β‚± 158.00

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Chatime Cream Cheese Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Cream Cheese Cookie Milk Teaβ‚± 164.00β‚± 186.00
Cream Cheese Cookie Cocoaβ‚± 164.00β‚± 186.00
Cream Cheese Matchaβ‚± 164.00β‚± 186.00
Cream Cheese Brown Sugar Coffeeβ‚± 186.00β‚± 209.00
Cream Cheese Choco Hazelnutβ‚± 186.00β‚± 209.00
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Chatime Taro Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Pudding Taroβ‚± 192.00β‚± 215.00
Cream Cheese Taroβ‚± 192.00β‚± 215.00
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Chatime Fruit Tea Prices

Menu ItemsRegularLarge
Mangoβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Passionfruitβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Grapefruitβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Lycheeβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Yogurt Grapeβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Yogurtβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00
Wintermelon Refreshersβ‚± 107.00β‚± 130.00

⭐ Our Favorite Items at Chatime Menu

Pearl Milk Tea
β‚± 124.00 (Regular) / β‚± 147.00 (Large)
The drink that defines Chatime and the entire global bubble tea movement β€” Pearl Milk Tea (珍珠ε₯ΆθŒΆ, zhΔ“n zhΕ« nǎi chΓ‘) was invented in Taiwan in the early 1980s, most famously attributed to Tu Tsong-He of Tainan’s Hanlin Tea Room in 1986 who added white tapioca balls (later changed to black) to a cold milk tea. The “pearls” are tapioca balls made from cassava starch β€” the cassava root is cooked into a dough, shaped into spheres, and boiled until they develop the distinctive chewy, gummy texture (called “QQ” in Taiwanese/Chinese food culture, referring to a bouncy, elastic chewiness). The pearls are then soaked in sugar syrup which gives them their glossy black appearance and additional sweetness. The straw is oversized specifically to allow the pearls to be sucked up alongside the liquid β€” one of the most innovative serving format decisions in beverage history.
Brown Sugar Milk Tea
β‚± 130.00 (Regular) / β‚± 152.00 (Large)
The most visually iconic drink in Chatime’s lineup β€” Brown Sugar Milk Tea features tiger stripes of dark brown sugar syrup streaked along the inside of a clear cup, with milk poured over tapioca pearls that have been cooked directly in brown sugar rather than standard simple syrup. Brown sugar (muscovado or raw cane sugar) is less refined than white sugar β€” it retains molasses content which gives it a deeper, caramel-butterscotch flavor with a slight bitterness that white sugar lacks. The visual tiger stripe effect is created by drizzling the warm brown sugar syrup down the inside wall of the cup before adding ice β€” as it cools and the milk is added, the syrup partially streams and partially clings to the cup walls. The Brown Sugar trend became one of the most globally influential bubble tea formats from 2018 onward, appearing simultaneously across Chatime, Tiger Sugar, and dozens of other brands.
Taro Milk Tea
β‚± 130.00 (Regular) / β‚± 152.00 (Large)
The most Filipino-resonant drink at Chatime β€” Taro (gabi in Filipino) milk tea uses taro root powder to flavor the milk tea base, producing the distinctive purple-lavender color and slightly sweet, starchy, vanilla-adjacent flavor of taro. Taro (Colocasia esculenta) is one of the oldest cultivated plants in human history β€” domesticated in Southeast Asia over 5,000 years ago β€” and is a fundamental ingredient in Filipino cuisine (sinigang, kare-kare, ginataan). The taro flavor in bubble tea is primarily a flavor engineered from taro powder rather than fresh taro juice, which gives it a more consistent, more intensely “taro” flavor than fresh root would produce. For Filipino Chatime customers, taro milk tea bridges familiar local flavor (gabi) with the Taiwanese bubble tea format β€” making it one of the most culturally resonant bubble tea flavors in the Philippine market.
QQ Milk Tea
β‚± 130.00 (Regular) / β‚± 152.00 (Large)
The most texture-forward drink at Chatime β€” QQ Milk Tea features multiple chewy toppings (typically a combination of tapioca pearls + konjac jelly + grass jelly or pudding) in a milk tea base. “QQ” is Taiwanese/Chinese food slang for a bouncy, elastic, chewy texture β€” the onomatopoeia of the chewing sensation. The QQ concept is fundamental to Taiwanese food culture: the preference for chewy, gelatinous, and bouncy textures in desserts and drinks (mochi, tang yuan, tapioca) is a distinctly East Asian aesthetic that is entirely absent from Western dessert culture where smoothness and creaminess are preferred. The multiple-topping QQ format maximizes the textural variety per sip β€” each mouthful delivers a different chew combination depending on which toppings reach the straw. The most complex and most satisfying drinking experience in the Chatime menu for texture enthusiasts.
Thai Milk Tea
β‚± 130.00 (Regular) / β‚± 152.00 (Large)
The most distinctly Southeast Asian flavor at Chatime β€” Thai Milk Tea (cha yen) is made from strongly brewed Ceylon black tea with added vanilla, tamarind, and star anise (sometimes including food coloring to produce the characteristic orange color), sweetened and served over ice with evaporated or condensed milk. The distinctive orange color of authentic Thai iced tea comes from the spice blend and sometimes added coloring β€” it is one of the most visually distinctive tea drinks in Southeast Asian food culture. Thai iced tea became a global phenomenon in the 2000s through Thai restaurant culture in the US and Europe, but it has been consumed throughout Thailand and neighboring countries since the mid-20th century. Chatime’s Thai Milk Tea version adapts the flavor for the bubble tea format β€” with the option to add pearls to the traditional Thai tea base, creating a hybrid of two Southeast Asian tea traditions.
Passionfruit QQ
β‚± 130.00 (Regular) / β‚± 152.00 (Large)
The most refreshing fruit tea at Chatime β€” Passionfruit QQ combines a passionfruit-flavored tea base with QQ toppings (chewy tapioca or konjac jelly). Passionfruit (Passiflora edulis) is one of the most complex fruit flavor profiles in the world: intensely tropical, with a balance of high acidity (citric and malic acid) and high sweetness that creates a flavor described as combining mango, citrus, and guava simultaneously. The acidity of the passionfruit cuts through the sweetness of the milk tea format more effectively than most other fruit flavors β€” which is why passionfruit tea remains one of the most popular fruit tea bases globally despite its strong flavor. The QQ toppings add the chewiness that elevates it from a standard fruit tea into a full Chatime experience. At β‚±130 Regular, one of the best value flavor-to-price combinations in the Chatime Philippines menu.
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Is Chatime Philippines Halal?

YES β€” Chatime Philippines is Halal Certified. All beverages and ingredients used across Chatime Philippines branches meet halal standards, making it a safe and trusted choice for Muslim customers throughout the country.

About Chatime Philippines

Chatime is one of the world’s largest and most recognized bubble tea brands, originally founded in Taiwan in 2005. The brand entered the Philippine market and quickly became a favorite among Filipinos who love premium, customizable milk teas and fruit-based drinks.

What makes Chatime stand out is its commitment to quality tea. Every drink starts with freshly brewed tea leaves β€” no concentrates or shortcuts. Customers can customize their sugar level, ice level, and choice of toppings like pearls, pudding, grass jelly, and coconut jelly to create their perfect cup.

With a wide range of categories from classic milk teas to indulgent cream cheese and taro series, Chatime Philippines continues to be a go-to destination for tea lovers looking for something premium yet accessible across the country.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
The Pearl Milk Tea remains Chatime’s most iconic and best-selling drink. Other fan favorites include Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea, Thai Milk Tea, and the Cream Cheese series β€” especially Cream Cheese Matcha and Cream Cheese Taro.
“QQ” is a Taiwanese term that describes a chewy, bouncy texture. In Chatime, QQ drinks contain a mix of toppings like pearls, pudding, and jelly β€” giving you multiple textures in a single drink. The QQ Milk Tea is one of the brand’s signature offerings.
Chatime Philippines prices range from around β‚±107 for a Regular Fruit Tea all the way up to β‚±215 for Large Taro drinks. Most classic milk teas start at around β‚±124 for Regular and β‚±147 for Large β€” making it a mid-range premium milk tea brand.
Yes! Chatime is well known for its high level of customization. You can adjust the sugar level (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%) and ice level (no ice, less ice, or normal ice), and choose from a variety of toppings to personalize your drink exactly the way you like it.
Yes, Chatime Philippines is available for delivery through GrabFood and Foodpanda. Availability may vary depending on your location and the nearest Chatime branch. You can also check their official Facebook page for branch updates and promos.
Chatime Classics feature their signature tea bases paired with popular toppings like pearls, coconut jelly, and grass jelly at a slightly lower price point. The Premium series uses higher-end ingredients and more complex flavor profiles β€” such as Matcha Milk Tea, Honey Oolong, and Wintermelon Mousse β€” at a modest price increase.

πŸ“Œ Prices and menu information sourced from official Chatime Philippines channels:

β†’ Chatime Philippines Official Facebook

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