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Chagee Menu & Price List: Every Drink, Topping & Price Revealed

Chagee is a well-known international tea brand offering traditional and flavorful teas enjoyed by tea lovers across the globe, including here in Malaysia. Known for its wide menu variety and freshly brewed aroma, Chagee has become a favorite stop for tea enthusiasts of all ages.

In this article, I share the latest Chagee menu, prices, store locations, and opening hours in Malaysia, based on my own experience visiting the store.

Looking for more drink options? Check out the Little Time Coffee menu and price list as well.

Seasonal Drinks

Seasonal Drinks at Chagee menu malaysia
ItemPrice
Large – Apple English Breakfast Lemon TeaRM 18.00
BO·YA Jasmine Tie Guan Yin Milk TeaFrom RM 15.00
Regular – BO·YA Jasmine Tie Guan Yin Brewed TeaRM 14.00

Fruit Tea Series

Fruit Tea Series at Chagee menu malaysia
ItemPrice
Yuzu Tie Guan Yin Tea (Large)RM 20.00

Fresh Milk Tea Series

Milk Tea Series at Chagee Malaysia menu
ItemStarting Price
BO·YA Jasmine Green Milk TeaRM 14.00
White Peach Oolong Milk TeaRM 14.00
Da Hong Pao Milk TeaRM 15.00
Tie Guan Yin Milk TeaRM 17.00
Glutinous Green Milk TeaRM 15.00
Lapsang Souchong Black Milk TeaRM 16.00
Camellia Oolong Milk TeaRM 17.00
Osmanthus Long Jing Milk TeaRM 17.00

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Matcha Series

ItemPrice
Signature Matcha Latte (Regular)RM 17.00

Brew Tea Series

Brew Tea Series at chagee menu
ItemPrice
Da Hong Pao TeaRM 14.00
Tie Guan Yin TeaRM 15.00
Camellia Oolong TeaRM 15.00
Osmanthus Long Jing TeaRM 15.00

Most popular Chagee Menu Items

Chagee specializes in offering various delicious tea options to people of all ages. Here are some of the most popular options Chagee Offers.

  • DA HONG PAO MILK TEA
  • TIE GUAN YIN MILK TEA
  • Earl Grey Milk Tea
  • WATERMELON JASMINE TEA
  • GRAPEFRUIT JASMINE TEA
  • CAMELLIA OOLONG MILK TEA

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Alternatives of Chagee Malaysia

Cha Gees offers the best quality tea and dining experience with a great in-store experience and happy staff. However, some alternatives can be considered competitors of Chagee in Malaysia.

My Review and Experience at Chagee

Chagee is a Chinese milk tea brand that started in Yunnan in 2017 and has since expanded into a major global chain, known for its original-leaf fresh milk tea and signature drink menu. On my first visit, I ordered the White Peach Oolong milk tea and understood the hype immediately smooth, creamy, and built on real tea flavor rather than added sweetness.

That first cup made Chagee my go-to for quality milk tea in a comfortable setting. My own visits have consistently featured fast, friendly service, though like any fast-growing chain, experiences can vary by location. If you’re wondering whether Chagee lives up to its reputation, the White Peach Oolong milk tea is the perfect place to start.

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Contact Chagee Malaysia

For the most recent update, you can contact Charges Malaysia from their website and social media.

FAQs About Chagee

You can order food from Chagee Malaysia using other delivery networks like Foodpanda, EASI, and Shopee Foods.

Chagee owns more than 30 outlets across Malaysia.

Yes, Chagee is halal Certified by JAKIM in Malaysia and offers halal drinks. Check certification on Chagee’s official website.

In Malaysia, Dr. Lee Chong Wei owns Chagee.

Chagee is pronounced “CHA-gee”, with the “ch” as in “chair”, the short “a” sound, and the “gee” sounding like the letter “g”.

The name’s Vincent lim, and if you couldn’t already tell, I’m absolutely mad about Malaysian food. Like, legit obsessed. Some people dream about tropical beaches or partying all night – I fantasize about stuffing my face with the most mind-blowing dishes this country has to offer. Pretty weird huh? But I wouldn’t have it any other way!

See, I’m a true blue Malaysian foodie, born and raised. While most kids had posters of celebrities or athletes on their walls, I was pinning up pictures of sizzling satay and kaya toast. My friends would beg their parents for the latest video games or toys – I just wanted them to take me to try nasi kerabu or laksa Sarawak. You could say I was wired differently right from the start.

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