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Taichung isn’t just known for its delicious burgers, pasta, and photogenic spots — it’s also home to many great drink shops. ETNEWS has specially selected 4 popular bubble tea shops that originated in Taichung, some of which you can only find here. Catch the tail end of summer by visiting them one by one for a pilgrimage of flavors!

▲Bubble milk tea lovers absolutely can't miss the Devil Boba Milk Tea — black sugar and boba are the winning combo!chuehstagram_(Photo provided by a netizen. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
Qingshui Senjicha
Address: No. 15, Gaomei Rd., Qingshui District, Taichung City
Phone: (04) 2622 3255
Business Hours: 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM (Devil Boba available from 9:30 AM)
The Taichung bubble tea shop “Qingshui Senjicha” is often recommended by locals. The owner says their signature “Devil Boba” requires constant cooling and reheating during the cooking process to maintain the chewy texture of the boba and infuse the black sugar flavor. On average, it takes four hours to cook a pot of boba with black sugar until it's ready to serve.
The rich aroma of black, green, oolong, and green teas, paired with a whole bottle of high-quality fresh milk (haogao fresh milk, hailed as the “LV of the milk world”), plus the sweet black sugar devil boba, make this drink incredibly satisfying. Since the boba is already sweet from the black sugar, no extra sugar is added — you can only adjust the ice level. Each cup comes with a full glass bottle of haogao fresh milk. If you choose “slightly iced” or “no ice,” the amount of milk remains fixed, so the cup won’t be filled to the brim.

▲Huadelai’s mango green tea. (Photo provided by IG@, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)mycathy2909Huadelai
Address: No. 207, Zhongshan Rd., Qingshui District, Taichung City
This cup of “Mango Green Tea” is bursting with fruit — super generous portions! Taichung’s Qingshui is home to the well-known Huadelai, a must-try drink on the local's list. Prices range from NT$25 to NT$60 per drink. The once super popular mango green tea had nearly half the cup filled with fresh mango — incredibly generous, and almost every sip includes mango flesh, offering excellent value for money. Unfortunately, this season’s mango green tea has ended, but passion fruit green tea is still available, another fan-favorite recommended by netizens.
▲Chunfanghao’s cups are super pretty. (Photo provided by Chunfanghao)

Chunfanghao
Address: No. 48, Minquan Rd., Central District, Taichung City (Minquan Rd. & Jiguang St. intersection)
Phone: 04-22232933
Business Hours: Monday to Saturday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM; Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Chunfanghao is named after the owner’s father, and it’s famous in Taichung’s drink scene for its retro floral-designed cups that hold aromatic, premium teas. It has gained popularity among locals and even attracted visitors from out of town, making it one of Taichung’s must-drink beverages.
Chunfanghao offers six signature drinks: the girls’ favorite Jade Lotus Aloe Honey, the richly fragrant Winter Melon Tieguanyin, the refreshing Sugarcane Green Tea, Sesame Fresh Milk Tea, Sweet Potato Pearl Fresh Milk Tea, and Purple Sweet Potato Fresh Milk Tea. These create unique flavor profiles that are refreshing and not overly sweet, winning over many Taichung locals. This year, the brand has begun expanding to other counties and cities — you can now enjoy it in Taipei, New Taipei, Tainan, and Hsinchu too!
▲Yifang Fruit Tea, which originated in Taichung, now has 86 branches across Taiwan!

Yifang Fruit Tea
Promoting the use of locally grown fruits, Yifang became popular all over Taiwan for its “fruit tea.” Originally from Taichung, it has expanded to 86 branches across Taiwan in just over a year, and its stores can now be spotted on almost every street corner.
▲Qingshui Senjicha’s Devil Boba Milk Tea (Photo provided by netizen chuehstagram_, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)
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