HEYTEA Singapore Menu With Prices

heytea singapore menu

The HEYTEA Singapore menu is built around fruit teas, cheese-topped teas, and milk teas, and most of it looks tempting until you reach the price column. Prices have moved around since the brand arrived, outlets have been closing for refreshes and reopening, and many people want to know one thing in particular: is it halal?

This guide pulls together what we could verify: current delivery prices, outlet addresses, halal status, how Singapore’s Nutri-Grade labels apply, and what to order first.

How to read the prices: The prices below come from GrabFood listings for HEYTEA’s Marina Bay Sands and VivoCity outlets. Delivery-app prices can differ from counter prices, so confirm in the HEYTEA app or at the outlet.

HEYTEA in Singapore: A Short History

HEYTEA opened its first overseas store at ION Orchard on 10 November 2018. More outlets followed: a second at Clarke Quay in February 2019 and a third at Westgate in September 2019, then a convenience-store-style outlet at VivoCity in January 2021. 

The brand is still refreshing its stores. The Marina Bay Sands outlet reopened in September 2025 with a new look, and Orchard Central reopened on 15 May 2026 after renovation. ION Orchard followed with a reopening promotion from 28 to 30 August 2026. 

HEYTEA Singapore Menu With Prices (2026)

heytea singapore menu with prices

Here are popular drinks with their listed delivery prices in Singapore dollars.

Jasmine Tea (Pure)

Jasmine Tea

Jasmine green tea made with over 3,000 jasmine blossoms
S$3.90 | 180 Cal

Jasmine Latte

Jasmine Latte

Jasmine green tea with real milk
S$6.90 | 260 Cal

Cloud Mango

Mango Boom

Mango with jasmine green tea, blended
S$7.80 | 350 Cal

Jasmine Tea (Pure)

Coconut Mango Boom

Coconut milk, mango, sago, and fat-free bobo pops
S$8.20 | 350 Cal

Jasmine Latte

Coconut Mango Blue

Mango, coconut milk, jelly, sago, spirulina, jasmine tea
S$8.20 | 260 Cal

Cloud Mango

Mango Boom

Mango with jasmine green tea, blended
S$7.80 | 350 Cal

Jasmine Tea (Pure)

Coconut Mango Boom

Coconut milk, mango, sago, and fat-free bobo pops
S$8.20 | 350 Cal

Jasmine Latte

Coconut Mango Blue

Mango, coconut milk, jelly, sago, spirulina, jasmine tea
S$8.20 | 260 Cal

Cloud Mango

Matcha Bobo Shake

Bobo, matcha milk base, and original cheese
S$8.20 | 350 Cal

Jasmine Tea (Pure)

Grape Boom (Original)

Seasonal grapes with jasmine green tea, a best-seller since 2018
S$9.00 | 260 Cal

Jasmine Latte

Mango Grapefruit Boom

Mango and grapefruit pulp with green tea
S$9.00 | 260 Cal

Cloud Mango

Cloud Mango

Mango, jasmine green tea, and cheese cloud
S$8.20 | 360 Cal

Jasmine Tea (Pure)

Passion Fruit Blast

Passion fruit, fresh lemon, jasmine green tea
S$9.00 | 70 Cal

Jasmine Latte

Cloud Mulberry Strawberry

Mulberries and strawberries with green tea and cheese cloud
S$9.60 | 180 Cal

The short version: a plain jasmine tea is under S4, most fruit teas sit between about S7.80 and S9.00, and cheese-cloud drinks climb toward S9.60. Looking for another drink? Browse all our HeyTea menu guides for prices, locations, and nutrition.

How HEYTEA Singapore Prices Have Changed

Prices have not stayed still, and some other sites still publish old numbers.

WhenWhat was reported
Nov 2018 (launch)Prices from S$ 2.80 to S$ 8.70
Sept 2022HEYTEA lowered its prices, with no S$9 drinks on the menu unless you added every topping
Oct 2026 (delivery listings)Fruit teas listed at S$ 7.80 to S$ 9.60, as shown above 

If you find a menu showing a jasmine tea under S3 or a fruit tea under S6, check its date. It’s likely out of date.

HEYTEA Drinks by Type: Which One Suits You?

TypeTaste and textureChoose it if you like
Pure tea (Jasmine Tea)Light, floral, no sweetness addedPlain tea without extras
Boom fruit teasFresh fruit blended with jasmine teaFruity, refreshing drinks
Cloud / Cheezo teasTea topped with a creamy, salty-sweet cheese layerSweet and savoury contrast
Milk teas and lattesCreamy and smoothA comfort drink
Bobo drinksChewy brown sugar or bobo pearlsDessert-style drinks

Best HEYTEA Singapore Drinks to Try

HEYTEA Singapore Drinks

Coconut Mango Boom. Creamy and tropical. The listing describes silky coconut milk and mango with soft sago and fat-free bobo pops for texture. A solid first order. 

Mango Grapefruit Boom. Sweet and tart in one cup. Pick this if coconut feels too heavy.

Cloud Mango. The way to try cheese cloud with fruit. It combines hand-cut mango with the jasmine tea and the signature cheese topping. 

Grape Boom (Original). For purists. Grapes, jasmine tea, nothing else. It’s described as a best-seller since 2018. 

Jasmine Tea. The cheapest and lightest drink on the menu, and the best baseline if you want to taste the tea itself.

Matcha Bobo Shake. The heavier, dessert-style option for matcha fans.

What Reviewers Say

Reviewers agree HEYTEA is busy and distinctive. Time Out calls its outlets “perpetually crowded” and notes that its menu stands out from competitors. A more recent local guide describes it as known for mango and matcha drinks, saying quality can be hit-or-miss, but the classics rarely disappoint. 

Toppings and Add-Ons

Add-on

What it brings

Sago

Small, soft tapioca pearls

Fat-free bobo pops

A popping, jelly-like texture

Crystal pudding

A soft, smooth chew (offered with the Very Grape Tea)

Cheese cloud

A creamy, lightly salty topping

Coconut milk jelly

A soft jelly, used in drinks like Coconut Mango Blue 

Toppings change by outlet and season, so check the counter menu.

Is HEYTEA Halal in Singapore?

No. A recent Eatbook report on the ION Orchard reopening states plainly that HEYTEA is not halal-certified. A drink that looks vegetarian or has no meat in it isn’t automatically halal, so if halal certification matters to you, you can check the official certified list from Singapore’s Islamic Religious Council (MUIS) or ask the outlet directly. 

HEYTEA Singapore Calories, Sugar and Nutri-Grade

We couldn’t find official calorie figures for HEYTEA’s Singapore drinks, and we’d rather not publish unsourced numbers. What Singapore does offer is a sugar-focused labelling system.

Since 30 December 2023, Nutri-Grade labelling covers freshly prepared drinks such as bubble tea, and the grade depends on sugar and saturated fat. 

GradeWhat it meansOn menus?
ALowest in sugar and saturated fatOptional
BLowerOptional
CHigherMandatory
DHighestMandatory, and advertising is banned nutri grade mark +3

Toppings count too. Menus that list toppings like pearls and jellies must show their sugar content. And sugar and saturated fat information must be available to anyone who asks, so ask at the counter if you can’t see it. 

A few easy ways to keep sugar down: choose a lower sugar level, skip sweet toppings, and pick a pure tea or fruit tea over a milk-based drink.

HEYTEA Singapore Outlets and Opening Hours

Outlets change as stores close for refreshes, so confirm on Google Maps before travelling.

OutletAddressNotes
ION Orchard2 Orchard Turn, #B4-29, Singapore 238801First Singapore outlet, reopened in August 2026
Orchard Central181 Orchard Road, #01-26Reopened 15 May 2026 after renovation
Marina Bay SandsThe Shoppes at Marina Bay SandsReopened September 2025
VivoCity1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-111, Singapore 098585Convenience-store style outlet
Westgate3 Gateway Drive, #01-25, Singapore 608532Jurong East HEYTEA ION Orchard Reopens With 1-For-1 Deal | Eatbook.sg +5

Hours: one directory lists ION Orchard as roughly 10:00 to 22:00 daily, with some outlets staying open later on Fridays and Saturdays. Hours vary by outlet and holiday, so check before you go. 

Also reported: a third-party directory lists Tampines 1 and Jewel Changi Airport as outlets. We couldn’t confirm either in news coverage, so verify before visiting.

How to Order HEYTEA in Singapore

You can order at the counter, through the HEYTEA app, or on delivery apps. HEYTEA has offered ordering through its own mobile app, Foodpanda, and GrabFood, with self-collection at selected stores. At the counter, you’ll usually choose sugar, ice, and toppings, pay, and wait for your name or number. 

Deals: HEYTEA often runs 1-for-1 promotions when an outlet reopens. For example, the ION Orchard reopening offered buy-one-get-one-free drinks for counter orders only, from 28 to 30 August 2026. These end quickly, so treat any deal list as a record of past offers and check the app for what’s live. 

Queues: Eatbook expected long lines at reopenings and suggested visiting earlier in the day. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does HEYTEA cost in Singapore?
Delivery listings show Jasmine Tea at S3.90,mostfruitteasfromaboutS7.80 to S9.00,andcheese-clouddrinksaroundS9.60. Counter prices may differ.

Is HEYTEA halal in Singapore?
No. Recent coverage states HEYTEA is not halal-certified. Check the MUIS certified list or ask the outlet if this matters to you.

Where are the HEYTEA outlets in Singapore?
ION Orchard, Orchard Central, Marina Bay Sands, VivoCity, and Westgate. See the table above.

Where was the first HEYTEA in Singapore?
ION Orchard, opened on 10 November 2018. It was the brand’s first store outside mainland China.

What’s the best HEYTEA drink to try first?
Coconut Mango Boom is a common starter. Mango Grapefruit Boom is a sharper fruit option, and Jasmine Tea is the lightest.

Does HEYTEA Singapore show Nutri-Grade labels?
Singapore requires Nutri-Grade C and D drinks to be labelled on menus, and sugar information must be available on request. Ask at the counter for the grade of a specific drink.

How many calories are in HEYTEA drinks?
We couldn’t find official figures for the Singapore menu. Ask the outlet for sugar and nutrition information.

Does HEYTEA deliver in Singapore?
Yes, through delivery apps like GrabFood, with availability depending on your address and the outlet.

Are there 1-for-1 deals at HEYTEA Singapore?
They appear periodically, often at outlet reopenings. Check the HEYTEA app for current offers.

Why do some websites show lower prices?
Many menu pages repeat old figures from 2018 to 2022. Check any menu’s date before relying on it.

Conclusion

The HEYTEA Singapore menu is easiest to navigate by flavour: Jasmine Tea for something light, a Boom for fresh fruit, and a Cloud drink if you want to try cheese tea. Delivery prices run from about S3.90 to S9.60; the brand is not halal-certified, and Singapore’s Nutri-Grade rules give you a way to check sugar before you order.

Check the app for live prices and promotions, and pick the outlet nearest to you from the table above.