After our dinner at Johnny Chow, my friend and I went to Serenitea. My friend loves milk tea but I don't, but I still agreed as long as there is a non-milk tea drink on the menu.
Serenitea is a milk tea shop that opened around four years ago at Little Baguio, San Juan. It currently has more than 10 branches and still growing. They use a "teapresso machine" in steeping the tea.
My friend ordered a large Hokkaido Milk Tea (Php 110) while I got a medium Serenitease: Taro Lover with Egg Pudding (Php 80).
Taro Lover |
Hokkaido |
My friend and I weren't really sure what the Hokkaido milk tea is. Anyone who can tell me? However, I'm okay with the Taro Lover. However, my tummy wasn't (yeah, I really have a sensitive tummy).
Will go back to try their snacks, and will try other non-milk tea variants. But for now, I'm happier with Happy Lemon.
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4th Floor
Newport Mall
Resorts World Manila
Pasay City
Contact No.8223025
http://iloveserenitea.com/
Other branches include Robinson's Galleria, ATC, Banawe, Burgos Circle and many more
interesting. i havent tried serenitea!!
ReplyDeleteHokkaido is simply caramel plus Hong/Black milk tea
ReplyDeleteI wasn't too happy the first time I tried Serenitea, but on my second trip, I got the Hokkaido and loved it.. :) It's basically Assam black tea with toffee caramel flavor.
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks guys! I hope Serenitea would include the contents in the menu. :)
ReplyDeleteI only got to try Serenitea one time. Forgot na what it tastes like.. should visit again soon haha!
ReplyDeleteHokkaido is caramel. I like it with 25% sugar lang because its sweet in itself. Try the okinawa. It also good check it out here http://www.tsinoyfoodies.com/2012/01/okinawa-jumbo-cup-as-serenitea-turns-3.html
ReplyDeletehow much does one milk tea cost in serenetea???
ReplyDeletethe large Hokkaido costs Php 110 :)
Deletelove to try this, michy. thanks. Yahweh bless.
ReplyDeleteI love Hokkaido's caramel taste. Its what I usually order.
ReplyDeleteSerenitea... I've heard about it several times na. My go-to list when I visit Pinas is growiiiiiing.
ReplyDeleteI heard many times about Serenitea but haven't tried it yet! poor me! I must try it soon! :D
ReplyDeletebalang araw punta ako diyan..
ReplyDeleteSerinitea has been around for AGES but I've never tried it! Hahaha It's not in my usual haunts e. Plus I'm not a huge fan of milk tea so I dont actively seek out milk tea places. No idea too what's in the hokkaido tea. :)
ReplyDeleteSame here. Not a huge milk tea fan. :)
DeleteI'd love to try this one when I go to resorts world. Happy Lemon is nice :)
ReplyDeleteDownside of living somewhere semi urban >.< Milk tea shop is nowhere to be found. i needa travel miles saka pa may milktea shops :( looks yummy and i am really a milktea fan. i just settle for the cheapest milktea available.. c2! :D add some twist(milk, lemon, vanilla flavoring or whichever is available) and im good to go.
ReplyDeleteMay I ask, where do you live? :)
DeleteThere's one across my office. My personal favorites are the Wintermelon MT, Assam MT, Black dragon MT (weird name I must say) and Nagoya MT. Sinkers would always be Red Beans at 100% sugar level :)
ReplyDeleteGood for you. :) Not really a milk tea fanatic. :)
DeleteI love Serenitea..so many variety of drinks to choose from but I like Okinawa Milk Tea the most..also love their chicken chops.
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