Chicha San Chen is a well-known Taiwanese brand specializing in high-quality bubble tea and traditional Taiwanese tea beverages. Chicha San Chen offers a wide variety of tea options, including classic milk teas, fruit teas, and specialty teas, all made to order and customizable to suit individual preferences. Founded in 1998, the brand has gained popularity for its emphasis on craftsmanship, using premium tea leaves and fresh ingredients in its drinks. Chicha’s drink has won the honourable Internation Taste Insitute, the equivalent of three Michelin stars. The brand has expanded internationally, delivering a taste of authentic Taiwanese tea culture to customers worldwide.
Chicha San Chen offers a diverse array of meticulously crafted beverages, each infused with premium tea leaves and fresh ingredients. Each drink is made to order on their tea-expresso machine and guarantees to have the freshest brew. From classic milk teas boasting rich and creamy textures to refreshing fruit teas bursting with real fruit flavours, Chicha San Chen caters to a wide range of tastes.
Customers can personalize their drinks with various toppings, including chewy tapioca pearls, konjac jelly, coconut jelly, grass jelly and taro balls, adding layers of texture and flavour to their tea experience. With its commitment to quality and innovation, Chicha San Chen continues to delight tea enthusiasts worldwide with its high-quality products.
Pricing + Promotion
Due to Chi Cha’s quality, their beverage prices are more on the pricey side. Generally, Chi Cha milk tea or fruit tea drinks cost $6 to $7, and their Taro series prices go up to $9. However, prices may be higher or lower depending on factors such as the size of the drink, additional toppings or customizations.
Since the brand is a new addition to the Vancouver scene, promotions or rewards programs have yet to be introduced. Prices remain the same.
Chi Cha has a unique concept, and the rewards it has won are impressive. The drinks themselves are extraordinary, with fresh and strong tea flavours that other places can’t replicate. The one downside about the place is that the drinks are very pricey, and for a small portion, it is hard to justify the price. If you are feeling a bit bougie and want to spend some money, go for it, it’s worth it. Maybe just like for special occasions only.
Final Ranking: A Tier - 3 Michelin stars, but my wallet can't afford it
