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[Singapore] Tuk Tuk Cha - Thai Tea (Suntec)

By Meredith
Singapore is hot and humid. I needed a quick pick-me-up refreshing drink. So, I decided to stop off at Tuk Tuk Cha.

Tuk Tuk Cha actually has a pretty extensive food menu, which was kind of tempting. However, I was just stopping by for a drink.

 I went in wanting the Thai Milk Tea, but then I almostttt changed my mind and almost got the Thai Milk Coffee. I also ALMOST said it when I was making my order, too, because I always get slightly panicked when I finally get to the front of the link. But, luckily, I was able to keep my cool and order the Thai milk tea.

 I think this is a mini chain of sorts. I think there are a few locations throughout Singapore.

 The tea was quite good, actually. It's real brewed tea, so it's not powder, so that was a definite plus. As a result, the flavor is deep and the tea strong. It doesn't taste watery. Other than that, it was a solidly refreshing tea, but not super duper memorable, which is a good ting. It did what I wanted it to do.

 I think the chain is known more for the interesting/unique toasts, so I am definitely bummed that I didn't have enough stomach room to try one.


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