The LV of Bubble Tea: Sharetea Enters the Ximending Area with Buy 1 Get 1 Free for First 2 Days of Opening
▲ Continuing the style of the global flagship store, Sharetea is setting up in Wuchang Street, Ximending, with an opening on December 9th. (Photo provided by Uni-President International Food Group, the same below)
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Following the launch of its global flagship store in the East District this August, Sharetea has continued with its signature design concept and will open a new outlet on Wuchang Street in Ximending this December. The new store is set to open on December 9th. Along with limited-edition drinks, the photo wall features a variety of hand-drawn comic styles. During the first two days of opening (December 9th & 10th), Sharetea is also offering a buy one get one free deal on fresh lemon mojitos.
▲%The new store is located in the bustling Ximending area. (Strong>
Sharetea’s Ximending branch will introduce two limited-edition drinks, “Melon Chantilly” and “Tomato Honey Chantilly.” “Melon Chantilly” draws inspiration from traditional Taiwanese flavors by combining guava with sour plum, while “Tomato Honey Chantilly” mainly features tomato and soy sauce—both served as slushies that bring out classic Taiwanese retro tastes. With many bubble tea shops recently launching unique drinks, Sharetea is especially rolling out a winter-limited “Lava Series,” where drinks are flame-grilled on-site using specially formulated low-sugar marshmallows that must be discarded if not consumed within two hours.
Additionally, the exterior of the Ximending store features large hand-drawn comic-style walls, resembling scenes straight out of an illustrated book, offering diverse backdrops perfect for photos and social media posts.
The professional “tea extraction machine” introduced at Sharetea’s global flagship store is also available at the Ximending branch. All beverages in the “Brewed Tea Aroma” series are made using “brew-to-order” methods, utilizing locally grown Taiwan tea leaves. Through the tea extraction machine, different tea varieties are brewed at specific temperatures and quantities using high temperature and pressure in stages to extract the best sweet-aftertaste tea essence. At Sharetea’s global flagship store, you won’t find traditional tea urns or tea that has been left standing for six hours like what’s commonly sold in the market.
▲Sharetea Ximending Branch — Store Exclusive Product: Tomato Honey Chantilly.
Ximending Branch
Address: No. 60, Section 2, Wuchang Street, Wanhua District, Taipei City
Global Flagship Store
Address: No. 221, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
▲Sharetea Lava Series.
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