Happy Cup - 100 Tras St

The kiosk looks clean and modern. Tried the roasted oolong tea, refreshing and authentic! Perfect after a sweating it out. ? truly a happy cup.

纯天然食材，还有茶叶无农药残留。Natural ingredients w pesticide-free tea gave us the confidence to drink their teas - Osmanthus and Tie Guan Yin. Jessie gently reminded us that each person required to buy a drink for sit-in, & also tried to upsell the toppings & 20% off cakes that comes w the tea purchase. Boss will be happy to know that Jessie tried. $5.50 for the each cup of tea is amazingly comparable to other competitors like Liho & Gong Cha, with additional tea certified sustainable consumption. Kudos to Happy Cup!

Initially was so excited because seeing this bbt shop brew with real tea leaf. Price is a little pricy compare to chi cha San chien which chi cha use a better quality of tea leaf. A same drink (tea with cream top chi cha is selling at $4.20) Whereby this unknown brand shop cost $5 for the same tea. There is also a minimum spending if you want to sit in to drink your tea, even if the shop is empty. They not allow my sister and I to sit in with just ordering a cup of tea. They chase us by showing a signboard told us that there is a minimum spending. Power adapter are not useable as well, we were told by the staff it is because they do not allowed customer to sit in for long time by doing their work here. Therefore they switch the power adapter and not allow customers to use it. Very disappointing and I will choose to go back to my favourite chi cha San chien. Be it tea or services. This shop is definitely lousiest ever.

In this hot and humid day, their teas came as soothing and cooling relief. Moreover the cups have Christmas decor now! Teas are fragrant too.

A bit pricy compared to other bbt, but acceptable since their tea are freshly brewed. Their drink is nice, especially brewed tea. You can tell that it’s not tea powder or any other artificial products. The only downside is their sugar proportion. Ordered 50% but taste like 150%.

Not nice, ordered 30% sugar and it is still very sweet Con by the poster, all drinks look super attractive on the poster.

Compared to other bubble tea brands, they use actual tea leaves to brew and this makes the flavour really thick and strong. Their pearls are also flavourful and I think that they need more recognition for their quality. Overall hands-down my favourite bubble tea brand. (I order the Roasted Oo Long tea with evaporated milk and pearls frequently)

Located on Level 2 of 100AM, Happy Cup was one of the first bubble tea chain in Singapore. The chain uses fresh milk and ingredients that are additive free. Ordered the Chocolate Brulee cake which was tasty and well balanced between chocolate and bittersweet. The Taro Fresh Milk was tasty and not overly sweet like some other Bubble Tea Chains. The Mango Smoothie was a perfect balance of sweet and slight tartness, while the Boba within was chewy and paired well with the Smoothie. This is a good place to chill in the Tanjong Pagar area with its more affordable drinks and cakes. The sitting area is small but can comfortably sit 4 couples and a group of 3. General Verdict: Local Bubble Tea chain serving up affordable and tasty drinks and cakes Opening Hours: Daily 10:30am-10pm Queue Situation: Generally able to get a sit as most purchase as takeaway Price: SG$5.50 upwards per person Payment Mode: Cash and all Major Credit Cards (Physical and Paywave) Items Ordered: 1) Item: Chocolate Brulee Description: Tasty layers of chocolate and burnt cream mixing well giving a yummy flavour of sweet and bittersweet Verdict: Good, Can Order Price: SG$6.60 2) Item: Taro Fresh Milk Description: A mix of milk with yam to create a sweet and unique taste that is more balanced than other Bubble Tea chains in Singapore Verdict: Good, Can Order Price: SG$5.50 3) Item: Mango Smoothie - Served with Boba Description: A sweet slightly tangy flavour with the nice chewiness of sugared pearls Verdict: Good, Can Order Price: SG$6 (Add-on SG$0.80 for Boba)