By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
With over 20 years of history, Sharetea (歇脚亭) has actively expanded into overseas markets in recent years, now operating more than 500 stores worldwide and standing as one of the indispensable brands driving Taiwan’s bubble tea culture. In 2017, the brand brought Sharetea back to its birthplace in Taiwan, establishing a flagship global store in the East District designed like a café. Featuring high-end interiors and specially imported professional “tea extraction machines,” this bubble tea shop has been elevated to a new level. Below are four must-try popular drinks from Sharetea that visitors shouldn’t miss.
The exterior of Sharetea’s Global Flagship Store resembles a cozy café (Photo / Sharetea Global Flagship Store)
1. Chantilly Series # Pearl Milk Tea
Sharetea’s Signature Upgraded Pearl Milk Tea (Photo / Sharetea Global Flagship Store)
Pearl milk tea is a classic must-try among Taiwan’s bubble tea offerings, and it's also a signature series at Sharetea. The upgraded pearl milk tea uses carefully selected small-farm fresh milk and mimics traditional tea brewing methods to extract a rich tea aroma. The brown sugar pearls are free from artificial coloring and preservatives, paired with daily freshly whipped lightly sweetened cream for an enhanced taste experience.
Sharetea’s Global Flagship Store features Instagram-worthy photo spots (Photo / Sharetea Global Flagship Store)
2. Fruity Full Cup Series # Bursting Fruit Tea
Sharetea Bursting Fruit Tea (Photo / Sharetea Global Flagship Store)
The Fruity Full Cup Series includes three products, among which Bursting Fruit Tea is especially loved by customers. It uses a variety of Taiwan-grown seasonal fruits, hand-cut into large chunks and filled to the brim, along with a convenient mini fruit fork for enjoying the fresh fruit.
Sharetea’s Global Flagship Store has introduced professional “tea extraction machines” (Photo / Sharetea Global Flagship Store)
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