No need to fly to Japan—Taiwan also sells the viral transparent milk tea!
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
The launch of transparent milk tea created quite a stir. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home)
Taiwanese retailers have quickly seized the business opportunity, with supermarket chains such as PX Mart and RT-Mart stocking the product. PX Mart launched it around November 8th, importing 7,000 bottles, mostly for northern stores, with a second wave of 5,000 bottles arriving on November 27th. Consumers who want to try it no longer need to fly to Japan to get it.
Many people buy transparent milk tea as a trendy gift, purchasing by the box to distribute or resell. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home)
In addition, RT-Mart has also jumped on the trend, stocking 4,800 bottles of transparent milk tea in December. In terms of pricing, PX Mart sells it for NT$65, while RT-Mart offers it for NT$70 (though with additional promotional deals). The original price in Japan is about NT$33. Curious consumers wondering about the taste have shared mixed reactions online: “It just tastes like regular milk tea!” or “It feels a bit chemical.” Those wanting to try it can now easily purchase it in Taiwan.
Topic: Why does transparent milk tea still taste like milk tea?
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