By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Team
Among the wave of lightbulb milk tea mania, the most talked-about is the blue lightbulb milk tea. (Image source / Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu)
The limited-edition pink lightbulb milk tea is also a big seller. (Image source / Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu)
The classic lightbulb milk tea and apricot milk lightbulb milk tea sell out daily. (Image source / Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu)
Originally, besides milk tea flavors, “Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu” also offered an apricot milk drink (called "Bubble Apricot Milk"), creating a fully white lightbulb appearance. It then introduced the rarer blue and pink lightbulbs, which were also available in limited quantities. They sold out instantly as soon as they went on sale, with a one-per-person purchase limit—you couldn’t even buy more. Each bottle costs 60 NT dollars.
The baozi sold at Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu all feature the shop’s logo. (Image source / Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu)
The baozi sold at Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu all have fun names, such as Tiger Bites Pig, Tiger on a Diet, Tiger Becomes a Monk, and so on. (Image source / Cheng Zai Hu Ya Zhu)
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