Crisp Grape Boom
Crushed green grapes shaken through jasmine tea, with grape pulp left in the cup.
Welcome to the HEYTEA menu with prices for 2026, an independent guide to every drink the chain sells in the United States. Prices, calories, caffeine and toppings all sit on this page, in one place, with nothing behind a click.
47 drinks across 5 sections, 12 toppings, and 23 US stores in 6 states. Every cup is 16 oz and every price starts at $5.49.
The board splits into 5 sections. Fruit tea is the largest at 17 drinks and holds the lightest cups on the menu. Matcha is priced almost flat, with seven of its nine drinks at $7.99. Cheese cloud sits at the top of the price range.
Whole fruit pressed into brewed tea, the largest section of the board and where the lowest calorie drinks sit.
Stone ground matcha built at single, supreme and triple strength, priced almost flat across the section.
Classic milk teas plus the brown sugar bobo builds, which carry the highest calorie counts on the menu.
The salted cheese cap that made the chain famous, sold as a built in cap or as the thicker fluffy cloud.
Straight brewed leaf tea and simple milk lattes, the cheapest way to drink at HEYTEA.
HEYTEA brews leaf tea in store and presses whole fruit into it rather than pouring from a syrup bottle. That single choice explains most of what looks odd about the menu at first glance. Crisp Grape Boom carries grape pulp you can chew. Grapefruit Boom is bitter because the pith goes in with the juice. Kale Boost Tea tastes green because there is kale in it.
The prices follow the same logic. A plain Jasmine Tea is $5.49 because it is leaf tea and water. A Fluffy Cloud Mango is $9.99 because it carries fruit pulp, brewed tea and a whipped cream cheese cap that has to be made to order. The $4.50 gap between them is the whole story of this menu.
No small, medium or large. Price differences come from what is in the cup.
Five sugar settings and adjustable ice, both free on any drink.
The cap is salted cream cheese foam, not sweet whipped cream.
Six orders under $7.00. The three plain teas at $5.49 are the floor of the board, and Cloud Jasmine Tea is the cheapest way to try the cheese cap the chain is known for.
$5.49 · 180 calories · contains dairy
$5.49 · 30 calories · dairy free
$5.49 · 35 calories · dairy free
$5.49 · 40 calories · dairy free
$6.49 · 260 calories · contains dairy
$6.49 · 110 calories · dairy free
17 drinks from $6.49 to $8.49, averaging 172 calories a cup. Whole fruit pressed into brewed tea, the largest section of the board and where the lowest calorie drinks sit.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud Mango | $6.49 | 260 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Grapefruit Boom | $6.49 | 110 | 40 mg | No |
| Passion Fruit Blast | $6.49 | 70 | 40 mg | No |
| Coconut Mango Boom | $6.99 | 350 | None | No |
| Slim Boost Tea | $6.99 | 80 | 40 mg | No |
| Crisp Grape Boom | $7.99 | 100 | 40 mg | No |
| Very Grape | $7.99 | 210 | 40 mg | No |
| Guava Green Grape | $7.99 | 190 | 40 mg | No |
| Mango Grapefruit Boom | $7.99 | 260 | 40 mg | No |
| Yumberry Boom | $7.99 | 90 | 40 mg | No |
| Cloud Yumberry | $7.99 | 110 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Mulberry Boom | $7.99 | 100 | 40 mg | No |
| Mulberry Strawberry Boom | $7.99 | 100 | 40 mg | No |
| Cloud Mulberry Strawberry | $7.99 | 180 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Cloud Crisp Grape | $7.99 | 250 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Kale Boost Tea | $7.99 | 110 | 40 mg | No |
| Coconut Mango Blue | $8.49 | 350 | None | No |
9 drinks from $6.99 to $7.99, averaging 305 calories a cup. Stone ground matcha built at single, supreme and triple strength, priced almost flat across the section.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pure Matcha Latte | $6.99 | 170 | 95 mg | Yes |
| Matcha Cloud Jasmine Latte | $7.49 | 260 | 85 mg | Yes |
| Triple Supreme Matcha Latte | $7.99 | 340 | 130 mg | Yes |
| Supreme Matcha Latte | $7.99 | 340 | 95 mg | Yes |
| Wicked Matcha | $7.99 | 301 | 110 mg | Yes |
| Cloud Matcha Latte | $7.99 | 380 | 95 mg | Yes |
| Matcha Cloud Coconut Aqua | $7.99 | 247 | 95 mg | Yes |
| Cloud Coconut Blue | $7.99 | 320 | 95 mg | Yes |
| Coconut Matcha Bobo | $7.99 | 390 | 95 mg | Yes |
8 drinks from $6.49 to $9.49, averaging 375 calories a cup. Classic milk teas plus the brown sugar bobo builds, which carry the highest calorie counts on the menu.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Milk Tea | $6.49 | 230 | 60 mg | Yes |
| Oolong Milk Tea | $6.49 | 220 | 50 mg | Yes |
| Black Tea Latte | $6.49 | 320 | 60 mg | Yes |
| Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.49 | 400 | None | Yes |
| Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea | $7.99 | 500 | 60 mg | Yes |
| Cheese Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.99 | 560 | None | Yes |
| Tiramisu Rich Chocolate | $8.99 | 450 | 60 mg | Yes |
| Mochi Longjing Milk Tea | $9.49 | 320 | 45 mg | Yes |
8 drinks from $5.49 to $9.99, averaging 283 calories a cup. The salted cheese cap that made the chain famous, sold as a built in cap or as the thicker fluffy cloud.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud Jasmine Tea | $5.49 | 180 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Original Cheezo | $6.49 | 220 | 60 mg | Yes |
| Strawberry Cheezo | $7.99 | 290 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Pistachio Cloud King Jasmine | $8.49 | 330 | 45 mg | Yes |
| Cloud Longjing Milk Tea | $9.99 | 380 | 45 mg | Yes |
| Fluffy Cloud Mango | $9.99 | 300 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Fluffy Cloud Crisp Grape | $9.99 | 300 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Fluffy Cloud Yumberry | $9.99 | 260 | 40 mg | Yes |
5 drinks from $5.49 to $7.99, averaging 72 calories a cup. Straight brewed leaf tea and simple milk lattes, the cheapest way to drink at HEYTEA.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Tea | $5.49 | 30 | 35 mg | No |
| Oolong Tea | $5.49 | 35 | 45 mg | No |
| Black Tea | $5.49 | 40 | 55 mg | No |
| Jasmine Latte | $6.49 | 140 | 40 mg | Yes |
| Mochi Longjing Tea Latte | $7.99 | 115 | 45 mg | Yes |
12 toppings from $0.49 to $1.99. This is where an order moves from a $6.49 drink to a $8.48 one, so it pays to know what each one costs before you get to the counter.
| Topping | Price | Calories | Type | Dairy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Bobo | $1.99 | 80 | Chewy | No |
| Crystal Boba | $0.99 | 60 | Chewy | No |
| Sago | $0.49 | 110 | Chewy | No |
| Matcha Jelly | $0.49 | 25 | Chewy | No |
| Coconut Milk Jelly | $0.99 | 25 | Chewy | No |
| Fat Free Boba Pops | $0.49 | 5 | Chewy | No |
| Cheese Cloud (Original) | $1.99 | 240 | Creamy cap | Yes |
| Light Cheese Cloud | $0.99 | 120 | Creamy cap | Yes |
| Matcha Cloud | $1.99 | 230 | Creamy cap | Yes |
| Grapefruit Pulp | $0.99 | 50 | Chewy | No |
| Extra Matcha | $0.99 | 15 | Swap | No |
| Oat Milk Swap | $0.99 | 30 | Swap | No |
Three different caps sell under names that sound almost identical. The difference is real and it shows up in both the price and the calorie count.
The original salted cream cheese foam at 240 calories. Poured as a distinct layer you drink through. This is the cap on most builds that carry the word cloud.
Half the cream and half the calories at 120. A dollar cheaper and the better pick on a fruit tea, where a full cap can bury the fruit.
Whipped stiff enough to hold a spoon. It is not sold as an add on. It comes only on the three $9.99 Fluffy Cloud drinks, which is what puts them at the top of the price range.
Ordering a $6.49 Cloud Mango gives you the same cap for $3.50 less than a Fluffy Cloud Mango. The difference you are paying for is cap thickness, not a different tea. Full comparison on the cloud tea menu page.
Cents paid per calorie is a blunt measure, but it does show which drinks are dense and which are mostly brewed tea. These five give you the most in the cup for the price on the board.
| Drink | Price | Calories | Cents per calorie |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheese Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.99 | 560 | 1.4¢ |
| Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea | $7.99 | 500 | 1.6¢ |
| Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.49 | 400 | 1.9¢ |
| Coconut Mango Boom | $6.99 | 350 | 2.0¢ |
| Tiramisu Rich Chocolate | $8.99 | 450 | 2.0¢ |
Everything above is the menu. Everything below is how to use it: what the counter asks, what you can change and what it costs, which drink suits what you want, and the mistakes that catch people on a first visit.
The counter asks more questions than most drink shops, and it asks them quickly. These are the four decisions in the order they come at you, so you are answering rather than guessing.
Jasmine green is light and floral, longjing is roasted and nutty, black tea is the strongest, matcha is the most bitter. The base decides the drink more than the fruit does, and it sets the caffeine.
Ask for 30 or 50 percent unless you know you want full sweetness. Both settings are free and neither changes the price on the board. Say nothing and you get 100 percent.
Light Cheese Cloud at $0.99 does most of what the $1.99 original does for half the calories. Skip it entirely on a drink that already says cloud in the name.
Brown sugar bobo is $1.99, crystal boba $0.99, sago $0.49. All three do a similar job in the cup at very different prices and calorie counts.
Name the drink, then the sugar, then the ice, then anything you are adding. Four pieces in one sentence and the person behind the counter has everything.
"Crisp Grape Boom, 30 percent sugar, less ice."
A $7.99 drink, adjusted twice, at no extra cost.
"Jasmine Tea with light cheese cloud, 50 percent."
$6.48 total, and the cheapest way to try
the cap this chain is known for.
"Supreme Matcha Latte, 50 percent, with oat milk."
$8.98 total, dairy free, and the
balanced middle of the matcha section.
| Question | Good answer |
|---|---|
| Hot or iced? | Iced unless you want it hot. 14 drinks offer both. |
| Sugar level? | 30 on fruit tea, 50 on milk or matcha. |
| Ice level? | Less ice. Free, and more drink in the cup. |
| Any toppings? | One at most, or none if the drink has a cap. |
| For here or to go? | Cloud drinks are better drunk in store. |
Seven things you can change on any order. Three of them are free and four cost money, and the counter will not tell you which is which unless you ask. This is the table most people wish they had seen before their first visit.
| You can change | Options | Cost | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sugar level | 0, 30, 50, 70 or 100 percent | Free | Lowers the calorie count. Fruit teas move most, plain teas barely move. Published calories assume 100 percent, so this is the one free way to move that number. |
| Ice level | Regular, less or none | Free | Less ice means more drink in the same 16 oz cup, and slightly more calories. The only free upgrade on the menu. It works against you if calories are the point. |
| Hot or iced | 14 drinks can be served hot | Free | No price change. Hot reads sweeter at the same sugar setting. Drop one sugar level from what you would order iced. |
| Oat milk swap | Replaces dairy on plain milk builds | from $0.99 | Adds about 30 calories and makes the drink dairy free. Does not work on anything with a cheese cap, since the cap itself is dairy. |
| Add a cheese cap | Light at $0.99, original at $1.99 | from $0.99 | Light adds 120 calories, original adds 240. Adding a light cap to a cheap tea beats buying a built in cloud drink. |
| Add a chewy topping | Six options from $0.49 to $1.99 | from $0.49 | Adds 5 to 110 calories depending on which one. The cheapest topping is not the lightest. Sago is $0.49 and 110 calories. |
| Extra matcha shot | On any drink | from $0.99 | Adds roughly 35 mg of estimated caffeine for 15 calories. The cheapest way to raise the caffeine in a cup. |
The pattern worth remembering: everything that changes how the drink tastes is free, and everything that adds something physical to the cup costs money. Full detail on the sizes and sugar levels page.
Nine things that save money or make a drink better, all of them worked out from the prices and calorie counts on this page rather than from general advice.
$5.49 Jasmine Tea plus Light Cheese Cloud at $0.99 comes to $6.48 and about 150 calories. The built in Cloud Jasmine Tea is $5.49 and 180. You save money and calories doing it yourself.
The cup is a fixed 16 oz, so removing ice puts more drink in the same space for the same price. It is the only genuine free upgrade on this menu and almost nobody asks for it.
Both are $7.99 and both are 340 calories. Triple Supreme carries roughly 130 mg of estimated caffeine against 95 mg. If you want strength, the upgrade is free.
$0.99 against $1.99, 60 calories against 80, and a firmer chew because it is agar rather than tapioca. Half the price for a topping most people prefer once they try it.
Fat Free Boba Pops are $0.49 and 5 calories. Sago is the same $0.49 and 110 calories. If you want something to chew and nothing else, the pops are the obvious pick and they sit ignored on every menu.
Fruit teas carry the highest share of added syrup on this menu, so 30 percent takes a real bite out of the calorie count. The fruit brings its own sweetness, so the drink does not read flat.
Matcha and milk builds need some sugar working against them. At 0 percent the powder reads chalky rather than light. This is the one section where cutting sugar all the way makes the drink worse.
Cold blunts sweetness, so the same setting reads sweeter hot than iced. A 50 percent hot milk tea sits roughly where a 70 percent iced one does, at the same price.
Two at $1.99 add $3.98, which is more than a whole Classic Milk Tea at $6.49. That is where an order quietly stops being good value.
Pick the row that matches what you actually want out of the cup. Every recommendation below is the cheapest good example of that thing rather than the most expensive.
| If you want | Order | Price | Calories | Why this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| To understand what HEYTEA does | Cloud Jasmine Tea | $5.49 | 180 | Jasmine tea and a cheese cap with nothing else competing. |
| Real fruit you can taste | Crisp Grape Boom | $7.99 | 100 | Crushed grape with the pulp left in, on the staff picks board. |
| The cheapest thing on the menu | Jasmine Tea | $5.49 | 30 | Plain brewed leaf tea, and the lightest drink here too. |
| Strong matcha | Triple Supreme Matcha Latte | $7.99 | 340 | Three matcha layers, the highest caffeine cup on the board. |
| A classic bubble tea | Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea | $7.99 | 500 | Black tea, milk, brown sugar syrup and warm tapioca pearls. |
| No caffeine at all | Coconut Mango Boom | $6.99 | 350 | Coconut milk and mango with no tea base, and dairy free. |
| The lightest drink with fruit | Passion Fruit Blast | $6.49 | 70 | Passion fruit seeds on green tea at the bottom of the calorie range. |
| Something dairy free | Kale Boost Tea | $7.99 | 110 | Kale and green apple on jasmine tea, no dairy anywhere in it. |
| A benchmark milk tea | Classic Milk Tea | $6.49 | 230 | Black tea and milk, the cup every other milk build varies from. |
| To spend the most | Fluffy Cloud Mango | $9.99 | 300 | A whipped cap thick enough to hold a spoon. Worth trying once. |
14 of the 47 drinks sit at or under 150 calories, and 12 sit at or under 110. Nearly all of them are fruit teas or plain brewed teas, because milk and a cheese cap are what push a cup upward.
| Under 110 calories | Cal | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Crisp Grape Boom | 100 | $7.99 |
| Grapefruit Boom | 110 | $6.49 |
| Yumberry Boom | 90 | $7.99 |
| Cloud Yumberry | 110 | $7.99 |
| Mulberry Boom | 100 | $7.99 |
| Mulberry Strawberry Boom | 100 | $7.99 |
| Passion Fruit Blast | 70 | $6.49 |
| Kale Boost Tea | 110 | $7.99 |
| Slim Boost Tea | 80 | $6.99 |
| Jasmine Tea | 30 | $5.49 |
| Oolong Tea | 35 | $5.49 |
| Black Tea | 40 | $5.49 |
Every printed calorie figure assumes 100 percent sugar. A 30 percent fruit tea lands well under the number on the board, and it costs nothing to ask.
Light Cheese Cloud is 120 calories against 240 for the original, and $0.99 against $1.99. Half of both, and on a fruit tea it often tastes better.
More drink in the same cup means more calories. Good for value, unhelpful here. Sugar level is the setting that actually helps.
The counter takes 0 percent sugar on any drink at no charge. That removes the added syrup, and it does not make a drink sugar free, because fruit and milk carry sugars of their own. Which drinks hold up at that setting depends entirely on what is in them.
Ordering at 0 percent removes the syrup the shop adds. It does not remove the natural sugars in mango pulp, grape juice or milk. A 0 percent Coconut Mango Boom still carries real sugar from the fruit. If you are managing sugar for a medical reason, treat this as less added sugar rather than none, and read the disclaimer.
16 drinks. Fruit builds keep their own sweetness and plain teas have almost nothing to remove.
Crisp Grape Boom · Very Grape · Guava Green Grape · Coconut Mango Boom · Coconut Mango Blue · Mango Grapefruit Boom · Grapefruit Boom · Yumberry Boom
20 drinks. A cheese cap is savoury, so the tea underneath at 0 percent reads sharper than most people expect.
Cloud Mango · Cloud Yumberry · Cloud Mulberry Strawberry · Cloud Crisp Grape · Cloud Matcha Latte · Matcha Cloud Coconut Aqua
Matcha and milk builds need something working against the dairy. At 0 percent the powder reads chalky and the milk reads flat.
Every matcha latte · Classic Milk Tea · the brown sugar bobo builds
The genuinely low sugar orders are the three plain brewed teas at $5.49, which run 30 to 40 calories before you change anything. Those are close to unsweetened tea by construction rather than by adjustment.
16 of the 47 drinks contain no dairy as built. Another set converts with the $0.99 oat milk swap. And some can never be converted, which is the part that catches people out.
Mostly the pressed fruit teas and the three plain brewed teas. Coconut Mango Boom and Coconut Mango Blue use coconut milk rather than dairy.
Converts the plain milk builds and the matcha lattes, adding about 30 calories. It is the only route into the matcha section without dairy.
The cap is a cream cheese foam and there is no plant based version. Anything with Cloud, Cheezo or Cheese in the name stays dairy.
Crisp Grape Boom at $7.99 is dairy free. Cloud Crisp Grape at $7.99 is not. Same grape, same jasmine tea, and the word Cloud is the only thing separating them on the board. The same pattern applies to Mango, Yumberry and Mulberry Strawberry. The dairy free guide lists every case.
Five things that go wrong on a first HEYTEA order, each of them avoidable in one sentence at the counter.
Stirring turns a cloud drink into a milk tea. Take the lid off and drink through the cap so the salted cream and the tea arrive together. That contrast is the drink.
Cheese cloud is salted cream cheese foam, closer to a savoury crema than to whipped cream. People expecting dessert are surprised, and it is worth knowing first.
Say nothing and you get 100 percent, which is the level every published calorie figure assumes. Most regulars order fruit teas at 30 percent.
Both are deliberately bitter. Wicked Matcha uses a darker roast and Grapefruit Boom leaves the pith in. Good drinks, wrong introduction to this menu.
Two at $1.99 add $3.98 to a drink that might have cost $6.49. Use the drink builder before you commit.
Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk has no tea and no caffeine. Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea is built on black tea. One word, two different drinks.
HEYTEA started in Guangdong, China, and is generally credited with inventing cheese tea, the salted cream cheese cap now copied across the bubble tea category. The first US store opened at 1407 Broadway in Midtown Manhattan in December 2023.
The US footprint is still small. About 28 stores trade across 6 states, weighted heavily toward New York and California. That is a fraction of what the chain runs in Asia, and it means most people in the US who search for this menu are checking prices before a trip rather than a routine visit.
The US board is also shorter than the one sold in China. Some drinks that appear in Asian stores never reached these 23 US counters, which is why lists copied from overseas menus do not match what you will actually be handed.
The board spans 30 calories to 560, a gap of 530 in the same 16 oz cup. Where a drink lands depends on three things: milk, a cheese cap, and chewy toppings.
A plain Jasmine Tea is 30 calories. Add a cheese cloud cap and it becomes 180. Add brown sugar bobo instead and it becomes 110. Order the Cheese Brown Sugar Bobo Milk and you are at 560, the top of the board, because it carries milk, syrup, pearls and a cap all at once.
The nutrition calculator works the sums for any combination, including the sugar level you plan to order.
| Ten lightest drinks | Cal |
|---|---|
| Jasmine Tea | 30 |
| Oolong Tea | 35 |
| Black Tea | 40 |
| Passion Fruit Blast | 70 |
| Slim Boost Tea | 80 |
| Yumberry Boom | 90 |
| Crisp Grape Boom | 100 |
| Mulberry Boom | 100 |
| Mulberry Strawberry Boom | 100 |
| Grapefruit Boom | 110 |
| Caffeine free drinks | Price |
|---|---|
| Coconut Mango Boom | $6.99 |
| Coconut Mango Blue | $8.49 |
| Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.49 |
| Cheese Brown Sugar Bobo Milk | $7.99 |
Every price on this page was checked against three independent public US menu listings plus store level ordering pages. Where two of the three agreed, that value is used. Where all three disagreed, the median is used and the spread is stated rather than hidden.
Store addresses were confirmed one at a time. Stores that public listings mark as permanently closed were dropped rather than left in to inflate a count. That is why this page says 23 confirmed stores against a published chain figure of 28, instead of quietly claiming the larger number.
Caffeine figures are estimates based on the tea base and its brew strength, and they are labelled as estimates everywhere they appear. The chain does not publish per drink caffeine for the US menu, and inventing a precise number would be worse than saying so.
Prices cross checked across independent listings rather than copied from a single page.
5 US stores could not be confirmed by address, and this site says so.
Caffeine is an estimate and is marked as one on every page it appears.
Spotted a price that has moved? Tell us and it gets fixed.
23 confirmed US stores across 6 states and 18 cities. New York and California hold 16 of them between them.
1407 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
Sun to Thu 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM · Fri and Sat 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM
1293 Broadway, New York, NY 10001
Daily 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM
1565 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
Daily 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
240 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
Sun to Wed 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM · Thu to Sat 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
36-56 Main St, Flushing, NY 11354
Sun to Thu 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM · Fri and Sat 10:30 AM to 11:00 PM
42-20 27th St, Long Island City, NY 11101
Mon to Thu 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM · Fri to Sun 11:00 AM to 10:30 PM
The drinks the chain carries on its own staff picks board, which is the closest thing to a bestseller list a shop this size publishes.
Crushed green grapes shaken through jasmine tea, with grape pulp left in the cup.
Mango pulp blended into coconut milk with no tea base, so it drinks like a dessert.
Kale and green apple pressed into jasmine tea, the drink the chain markets as a superfood.
Three matcha layers stacked in one cup, the strongest green tea hit the chain sells.
Most stores open at 11:00 AM and close between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM. Two stores break that pattern in both directions.
Flushing and both Brooklyn stores start half an hour ahead of the rest.
Grand Street in Chinatown and Irvine both run to midnight at the weekend.
Beverly Hills on Rodeo Drive closes earliest of any US store, every day.
Mall stores follow mall hours on holidays. The hours and holidays page carries the full year of US holiday dates with the trading status for each.
Three routes to a drink: the counter, the chain's own app, and the delivery platforms. They do not cost the same.
The prices on this page. No service fee, no markup, and the only route where you can adjust sugar and ice by talking to someone.
Same menu prices as the counter in most markets, with order ahead pickup. Sugar and ice settings are selectable in the app.
Menu prices sit above the in store price before fees and tip. Standard across the category rather than specific to this chain.
Longer pieces on the questions the price table cannot answer on its own.
Eight orders that hold up, ranked by what you actually want out of the cup rather than by hype.
Every drink on the board at or under 150 calories, plus the two settings that cut a cup further.
Which cups are dairy free as built, which convert with an oat milk swap, and which never will.
A straight answer on a $5.49 to $9.99 board, including where the money stops buying anything.
The questions people ask most about prices, sizes, calories and where to find a store.
The US board runs to 47 drinks split across 5 sections: fruit tea, matcha, milk tea and bobo, cheese cloud builds, and plain tea lattes. Prices run from $5.49 for a Cloud Jasmine Tea or a plain brewed tea up to $9.99 for the Fluffy Cloud drinks and Cloud Longjing Milk Tea.
Alongside the drinks sit 12 toppings priced between $0.49 and $1.99, which is where most orders gain their extra dollar or two.
The average drink on the US board is $7.68. Most cups land between $6.49 and $7.99. The cheapest orders are the plain brewed teas at $5.49, and the most expensive are the three Fluffy Cloud builds and Cloud Longjing Milk Tea at $9.99.
Add a topping and you are looking at $0.49 to $1.99 on top. A Cheese Cloud cap alone is $1.99, which is the single biggest add on the counter sells.
The US menu is built on one 16 oz cup. There is no small, medium or large split the way most American chains run it, so the price you see is the price for the only size that drink comes in.
That single size is why the price gaps between drinks come from what goes in the cup rather than how big it is. Full detail sits on the sizes and sugar levels page.
Yes, and it costs nothing. The counter takes 0, 30, 50, 70 and 100 percent sugar on any drink. Ice level is adjustable on the same terms.
Published calorie counts assume 100 percent sugar, so a 50 percent order on a fruit tea usually lands well below the number printed on the board.
Passion Fruit Blast at $6.49 and 70 calories is the lightest drink with fruit in it. Plain Jasmine Tea at $5.49 and 30 calories is the lightest thing on the board full stop.
There are 14 drinks at or under 150 calories. The full ranking sits on the low calorie guide.
16 of the 47 drinks are dairy free as built, mostly the fruit teas and the plain brewed teas. Coconut Mango Boom and Coconut Mango Blue use coconut milk rather than dairy.
Milk builds convert with the $0.99 oat milk swap. Anything carrying a cheese cloud cap stays dairy either way, because the cap is a cream cheese foam. The dairy free guide lists every case.
Cheese cloud is a salted cream cheese foam floated on top of a tea. It is savoury rather than sweet, and it is the thing the chain built its name on. 18 drinks carry it as standard.
Fluffy cloud is the thicker version, whipped stiff enough to hold a spoon, and it only appears on the three $9.99 builds. Full breakdown on the cloud tea page.
The chain publishes a US count of about 28 stores. This site lists 23 of them with a confirmed street address, across 6 states and 18 cities.
New York carries the most at 8, followed by California at 8. Every address and its hours sit on the US locations page.
Most US stores open at 11:00 AM. The Flushing and Brooklyn stores open earlier at 10:30 AM. Closing usually falls between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM.
The Grand Street store in Chinatown runs to 12:00 AM on Thursday through Saturday, which is the latest close in the country. Store by store hours sit on the hours page.
Most US stores list on DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub. Menu prices on those apps run above the in store price, which is normal across the category rather than specific to this chain.
Ordering ahead through the chain's own app avoids that markup. The delivery page compares the routes.
It depends on the tea base. Triple Supreme Matcha Latte sits highest at roughly 130 mg. Jasmine green tea builds land near 40 mg, black tea near 60 mg.
4 drinks contain no tea at all and are caffeine free. The caffeine page lists every cup.
No. Prices shift by city, and the Manhattan and Beverly Hills stores tend to sit at the top of the range. The figures on this site reflect the price carried by the majority of public US listings.
Treat them as a reliable guide rather than a quote. Confirm at the counter before you order, and tell us if you spot one that has moved.
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