Collaborating with MOMO Bear, three must-visit queue-worthy drink shops that are super Instagrammable

ByMOOKReported and compiled by the Scenic Spots Home Editorial Team

Carrying a cup of bubble tea has become an iconic part of Taiwanese culture. Following our annual list of viral bubble tea drinks, here we’ve rounded up three other hugely popular hidden gems. From high-quality artisanal beverages to the one-and-only exclusive shop in all of Taiwan, each is a must-visit for any drink enthusiast.

1. Winnie Drinker Winnie Drinker
Originating in Kaohsiung, Winnie Drinker is committed to infusing beauty and fashion into its bubble tea creations, inspiring people living in the hustle and bustle of daily life to hold onto their sense of aesthetic and childlike wonder. Recently, it collaborated with the popular mascot MOMO Bear, featuring the bear’s image on its signature green cups, attracting many netizens to visit, buy, and take photos.
 
Shinchiku River Branch: No. 123, Xintian Road, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City
World Peace Branch: No. 149, Heping 1st Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City
Sanduo Branch: No. 31-1, Sanduo 4th Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City
Zhisheng Branch: No. 302, Zhisheng Road, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City
Tainan Zhongshan Branch: No. 110, Zhongshan Road, West Central District, Tainan City
Hanshin Branch: No. 288, Xintian Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City
Fengshan Youth Branch: No. 500, Section 2, Youth Road, Fangshan District, Kaohsiung City
Changhua Nanguo Branch: No. 117, Section 1, Nanguo Road, Changhua City
New Taipei Sanchong Branch: No. 47, Wenhua North Road, Sanchong District, New Taipei City
Chiayi Beirong Branch: No. 70, Beirong Street, Chiayi City

2. Yuanshing Royal Aroma House
Aside from chicken rice, clay pot fish head, and Fuyixuan, Yuanshing Royal Aroma House, located in downtown Chiayi, is a must-queue eatery beloved by locals and visitors alike. Their signature “Red Diamond Grapefruit Green Tea” is a wildly popular drink that draws countless social media check-ins. Packed with generous grapefruit pulp—nearly a third of the cup—the drink avoids the bitterness of both green tea and grapefruit, offering a refreshing and smooth taste that many travelers find well worth the wait.

Address: No. 321, Zhongshan Road, West District, Chiayi City

3. Keke Shu Cheng Black Tea

With its British retro style, Keke Shu Cheng Black Tea is a popular bubble tea spot in Taichung. Featuring plenty of wooden elements, a counter designed like a ladderwell, and a full wall of grid-style panels, its high-end bubble tea cups and stylish decor make it a favorite photo spot for social media enthusiasts.
 

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