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Home / Food Promotion / Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks introduces new Boba Drink Series

Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks introduces new Boba Drink Series

April 28, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

 

Calling all boba tea lovers, Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks introduces an all-new Boba Drink Series, an exciting new addition to the menu widely known for its popular savoury snacks like juicy XXL Crispy Chicken, Handmade Oyster Mee Sua, and Sweet Plum Potato Fries. The Boba Drink Series will premier with three different flavours – Brown Sugar Fresh Milk Boba (黑糖鮮奶波霸), 1983 Boba Milk Tea (1983波霸奶茶) and Honey Fresh Green Tea (蜂蜜鮮綠茶).

Brown Sugar Fresh Milk Boba  黑糖鮮奶波霸- RM7.80

Brown Sugar Fresh Milk Boba 黑糖鮮奶波霸, Shihlin’s rendition of this trending drink that has taken the world by storm ever since its inception. Using only premium Holstein Friesian farm fresh milk for the creamy contrast, it is poured over soft and chewy tapioca pearls infused with Taiwanese brown sugar, giving a deep caramel flavour and fragrant aroma for the ultimate authentic taste of Taiwan’s hottest bubble tea trend.

1983 Boba Milk Tea 1983波霸奶茶- RM7.30

The signature 1983 Boba Milk Tea 1983波霸奶茶 goes back to the 80s with its meticulously brewed tea using a unique selection of tea blends which includes assam tea leaves. This pays tribute to the original boba milk tea that captured the hearts of people everywhere. The chewy black boba makes it a complete nostalgic sip for authentic Taiwanese flavour. 

Honey Fresh Green Tea 蜂蜜鮮綠茶- RM6.80

A treat for tea lovers and lactose-intolerant fans is the Honey Fresh Green Tea 蜂蜜鮮綠茶. The jasmine tea leaves are carefully brewed and sweetened with quality honey for a pleasant and fragrant note, making it a light and refreshing thirst quencher to stave off the heat.

Bundle promotion with the Boba Drink Series and Sweet Plum Potato Fries (M) are available:

●      Brown Sugar Fresh Milk Boba Bundle – RM11.80

●      1983 Boba Milk Tea Bundle – RM11.30

●      Honey Fresh Green Tea Bundle – RM10.80

Customers can choose to top up RM 3.80 and switch up their drink to Boba Drink Series when purchasing any value set. Satisfy your boba craving with Shihlin’s new-on-the-menu Taiwanese Boba Drink, and sink your teeth into any of Shihlin’s delectable snacks while you’re at it starting from 1st of May at selected Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks outlet near you.

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