Pearls Overflowing Like a Mountain—Unbelievable Drink Shop in Taichung
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department | Photos provided by CHA ME Tea Experts
Situated in Taichung, CHA ME Tea Experts once created a stir with Taiwan’s one-of-a-kind premium Hong Yu Black Tea. Its tea liquor is bright red and crystal clear, with a rich, mellow, and sweet taste. In addition to a natural cinnamon aroma, it also has a faint hint of mint, making it the ruby of black teas. Recently launched new drinks have once again caused a sensation on IG. The shop’s super-popular drinks, Q-Cup and Black Brulee Milk Tea, are not only irresistibly delicious but also feature mountainous piles of pearls—so many it’s hard to believe it’s real bubble tea.
CHA ME Tea Experts’ Super-Popular Drink: Q-Cup
CHA ME’s popular Q-Cup drink comes with an overflowing amount of pearls, taro balls, and sweet potato balls.
In addition to being packed with pearls, taro balls, and sweet potato balls, the Q-Cup uses only the most natural and high-quality Jiaming fresh milk. The diverse textures have customers coming back for more. Moreover, the shop adjusts its menu seasonally, introducing a variety of different drinks.
CHA ME Tea Experts use only the most natural and high-quality Jiaming fresh milk.
CHA ME Tea Experts adjust their menu seasonally to offer a variety of drinks.
【Info】
CHA ME Tea Experts
Address: No. 723, Section 1, Meicun Road, West District, Taichung City
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