Are you for the latest COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE Menu? You have arrived at the right place then. We have uploaded their complete menu with pictures & updated prices. Below you will find the latest Lists of COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE Menu 2024 hong kong with prices.
COCO FRESH TEA & JUICE MENU price list HONG KONG 2024
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| Bubble Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| Milk Tea with Pearls, Pudding and Grass Jelly | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
| Grape Dream | from HK$ 28.8HK$ 36 |
| Pudding Milk Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| Passion Fruit Juice with Pearls and Coconut Jelly (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 24.8HK$ 31 |
| Lemon Squash (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
Milk Tea
| Bubble Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| Pudding Milk Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| Milk Tea with Pearls and Pudding | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
| Milk Tea with Pearls, Pudding and Grass Jelly | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
| Jasmine Milk Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| CoCo Milk Tea | from HK$ 20.8HK$ 26 |
| Milk Tea with Sago | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Fresh Taro Milk Tea | from HK$ 24.8HK$ 31 |
Season Special
| Passion Fruit Green Tea (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 19.2HK$ 24 |
| Passion Fruit Juice with Pearls and Coconut Jelly (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 24.8HK$ 31 |
| Grape Dream | from HK$ 28.8HK$ 36 |
| Fresh Apple and Passion Fruit Juice | from HK$ 28HK$ 35 |
Fresh Fruit and Tea
| Lemon Squash (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Lemon Black Tea (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 18.4HK$ 23 |
| Lemon Green Tea (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 18.4HK$ 23 |
芒裡透著鮮
| Mango Green Tea | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Coconut Mango Pomelo Sago | from HK$ 24.8HK$ 31 |
Fresh Tea
| Mango Green Tea (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 18.4HK$ 23 |
| Black Tea | from HK$ 14.4HK$ 18 |
| Jasmine Green Tea | from HK$ 14.4HK$ 18 |
Fresh Milk
| Fresh Milk with Pudding, Pearls and Grass Jelly | from HK$ 24.8HK$ 31 |
| Fresh Milk Tea with Pearl | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
| Brown Sugar Fresh Milk with Pearls | from HK$ 27.2HK$ 34 |
| Brown Sugar Fresh Milk with Pearls and Pudding | from HK$ 28.8HK$ 36 |
| Fresh Milk with Taro | from HK$ 28HK$ 35 |
| Fresh Taro and Sago Fresh Milk | from HK$ 28.8HK$ 36 |
| Black Tea with Salty Cream | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
| Green Tea with Salty Cream | from HK$ 24HK$ 30 |
Probiotic Drink
| Lemon Yakult (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Mango Yakult (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Green Tea Yakult (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 23.2HK$ 29 |
| Apple Yakult (Iced | Large | Approx. 630ml) | from HK$ 27.2HK$ 34 |
Who owns CoCo Fresh tea and Juice?
Tommy Hung CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice (Chinese: CoCo都可) is a global bubble tea, or boba, drink franchise based in Taiwan. It was established in 1997 by Tommy Hung, the current chairman.
WHAT IS 2 LADIES IN COCO MILK TEA?
Two of the CoCo Fresh signature drinks – dubbed the “Two Ladies” and “Three Guys” – come with “pudding.” The Two Ladies is black tea with tapioca pearls and pudding, while the Three Guys includes pearls, pudding, and grass jelly.
HOW MANY COCO LOCATIONS ARE THERE?
4500 stores Premium bubble tea brand with 20 locations in New York, New Jersey & Massachusetts and 4500 stores around the world.
WHERE CAN I BUY COCO’S?
Coco trees are found in all biomes that have trees.
HOW TO OPEN A COCO FRANCHISE?
Start-up Process Online Application: Create an account to start CoCo franchise application. Phone Interview: Phone interview invitation Email will be sent within one week receiving the online application. Skype interview: Opportunity to discuss the proposed business plan in depth with CoCo & raise question. More items…
WHERE IS COCO FRESH FROM?
Taiwan Global bubble tea brand with more than 4000 stores worldwide! Come and enjoy the most fabulous fresh drinks from Taiwan! Enjoy CoCo on Mobile!
HOW IS HONG KONG MILK TEA DIFFERENT?
The main difference between the HK style and regular milk tea is the dairy types. The British use fresh milk to make the drink creamy. However, the HK version uses evaporated or condensed milk. Some Hong Kong cafés prefer using a filled variant of skimmed milk and soybean oil.
Author: ROSELLE MIRANDA
Hi there! I’m Roselle Miranda, a passionate food enthusiast from the Philippines who loves to cook, eat, and share my culinary adventures with the world.
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