LiHO Tea Menu Malaysia 2024
Hello LiHO Tea lovers, are you looking for the latest LiHO Tea 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 LiHO Tea Menu 2024 Malaysia with prices.
LiHO Tea Menu Malaysia 2024 With Prices List
LiHO Tea Malaysia menu included Avocado Garden Brown Sugar Pearl Avocado Pandan Avocado Pudding Avocado Golden Avocado Yakult Avocado Oat Milk Avocado CheezHO Avocado Tropical Avocado Milk Tea Earl Grey Milk Tea Milk Green Tea Winter Melon Milk Tea Chocolate Milk Da Hong Pao Milk Tea Da Hong Pao Milk Tea + Brown Sugar Pearl Fruit Tea Plum Green Tea Lemon Aloe Melon Tea Passion Aloe Ha Tea Lychee Aloe Ha Lychee Rose Jing Syuan Yakult Lemon Yakult Triple Peach Triple Peach Pomelo.
Menu | Price |
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Avocado Garden | |
Brown Sugar Pearl Avocado | RM9.68 |
Pandan Avocado | RM10.43 |
Pudding Avocado | RM10.43 |
Golden Avocado | RM11.18 |
Yakult Avocado | RM11.18 |
Oat Milk Avocado | RM11.18 |
CheezHO Avocado | RM12.67 |
Tropical Avocado | RM12.67 |
Milk Tea | |
Earl Grey Milk Tea | RM5.25 |
Milk Green Tea | RM5.25 |
Winter Melon Milk Tea | RM5.25 |
Chocolate Milk | RM5.93 |
Da Hong Pao Milk Tea | RM6.68 |
Da Hong Pao Milk Tea + Brown Sugar Pearl | RM7.80 |
Fruit Tea | |
Plum Green Tea | RM5.93 |
Lemon Aloe Melon Tea | RM6.68 |
Passion Aloe Ha Tea | RM6.68 |
Lychee Aloe Ha | RM6.68 |
Lychee Rose Jing Syuan | RM7.43 |
Yakult Lemon | RM8.93 |
Yakult Triple Peach | RM8.93 |
Triple Peach Pomelo | RM8.93 |
Sunrise Coconut | RM8.93 |
Mango Delight | RM9.68 |
Singapore Fruit Tea | RM11.18 |
Fresh Milk & Oat Milk Tea | |
Brown Sugar Lover | RM6.68 |
Brown Sugar Lover | RM6.68 |
Royal Oolong Double | RM7.43 |
Cookies Machi | RM8.93 |
Golden Oolong Oat Latte | RM8.93 |
Singa-pandan Shake | RM8.93 |
Herbal Jelly Gula Melaka Oat Milk | RM10.50 |
Brew & CheezHO Tea | |
Jing Syuan Tea | RM4.50 |
Jasmine Green Tea | RM4.50 |
Roasted Oolong Tea | RM4.50 |
Earl Grey Tea | RM4.50 |
Winter Melon Tea | RM4.50 |
Honey Green Tea | RM5.25 |
CheezHO Melon Tea | RM6.75 |
CheezHO Green Tea | RM6.75 |
Lit Coffee | |
LiHO Signature Coffee | RM5.93 |
Da Hong Pao Yuan Yang Coffee | RM6.68 |
Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Coffee | RM7.43 |
Oat Milk Coffee | RM8.93 |
LiHO Tea Alternative Restaurants
Who is the owner of LiHO?
The owner of LiHO is Seshan Ramaswami, Adina Wong.
What is LiHO best drink?
LiHO’s best drinks include Lychee Jing Syuan Tea ($3.30, $4.30), Fresh Lemon Juice Kanten and Golden Ai Yu ($4.00 and $5.10), Golden Yuzu Juice and Golden Ai Yu ($3.70 and $4.70), and Vitagen ‘n’ Peach ($4.10, $5.40).
Is LiHO Malaysia halal?
Yes LiHO Malaysia is halal. We’ve checked with LiHO and confirmed that they use Muslim-friendly ingredients for their in-store drinks.
Is LiHO membership free?
Yes, LiHO membership is free. To sign up as a member for free, simply set up an account on LiHO’s membership page.
What is good at LiHO?
The top picks at Liho include Lychee Jing Syuan Tea, Fresh Lemon Juice Kanten and Golden Ai Yu, Golden Yuzu Juice and Golden Ai Yu, and Vitagen ‘n’ Peach.
What is the most popular bubble tea?
The top most popular bubble tea flavors are Classic Milk Tea. Tiger Milk Tea. Thai Milk Tea. Taro Milk Tea. Lychee Fruit Tea.
What is in LiHo mango delight?
The majority of bubble tea products are halal. The main concern with bubble tea is generally the Tapioca balls or pearls, or the popping bobas which resemble other Gelatin products, such as sweets and jelly. These balls are actually made from agar or alginate (a seaweed extract) which are both Halal.
What are LiHO pearls made of?
Taro Q is LiHo’s name for boba pearls made from taro, the sweet, tropical yam-like root vegetable commonly found in Southeast Asia.
How many outlets have LiHO Tea Menu outlets in Malaysia?
LiHO Tea has 7 outlets in Malaysia.
What LiHO accepts credit cards in Malaysia?
Yes! LiHO accepts credit cards in Malaysia.
Author: Alia Izzati
Alia Izzati is an experienced food critic and writer based in Malaysia. She is the author of several popular articles on the websites klfoodie.com and eatzeely.com, where she covers a wide range of topics related to restaurants and their menus. With a keen palate and a passion for exploring the culinary landscape of her home country, Alia is known for her thoughtful and in-depth reviews of the latest dining trends and hotspots. Whether you’re looking for the best new places to eat in Malaysia or just want to stay up-to-date on the latest food news, Alia’s articles are a must-read for anyone with an interest in the culinary arts.