Boba tea lovers, heads up—here’s a promotion by Maybank QRPay, you wouldn’t want to miss out!

From now till 11^th of July, Maybank QRPay and non Maybank users can enjoy 31% off on your bubble tea purchase. Do note that the maximum discount is capped at RM20 and is valid for 2 redemptions per user throughout the entire campaign.

Just apply the promo code, JUN31, upon payment at all participating outlets. Look out for this promo in stores and share it with all the boba tea lovers!

Without further ado, here are the 10 Boba Tea Spots With Maybank QRPay 31% off promo. 

1. Panntea 

Panntea specialise in serving healthy fruit base smoothies, yogurt drinks and teas. Additionally, you’ll find pearl milk tea and lattes. Panntea also sell snacks in the menu so that customer can pair with their wonderful assortment of drinks. 

Editor’s Pick: Yogurt Mango Cloud & Mist Tea and Yogurt Strawberry Sijichun 

2. The Black Whale

One of the latest additions to a line-up of boba tea in SS15 Subang, The Black Whale serves up Fiery Brown Sugar Whaletball Milk. A cup would include pearls cooked in brown sugar and a layer of savoury cheese cream on top, sprinkled with brown sugar bits then torched, for a layer of caramelized crust.

Editor’s Pick: Fiery Brown Sugar Whaletball Milk 

3. Moomin Bubbles

The name Moomin referred to the mascot Moomin, which is the name of the Swedish-Finnish white and hippopotamus-like cartoon character. Even some of their drinks are named after the characters in the cartoon!

Editor’s Pick: Bandung Fresh Milk with brown sugar pearls.  

4. Royaltea

Royaltea, a Chinese based bubble tea chain is another neighbourhood got-to. They are one of the pioneers that introduce cheese teas to the market. The best way to enjoy this drink is to chug it at a 45-degree angle, leaving you an Instagram worthy milk moustache. 

Editor’s Pick: Royal Cheese Milk Cream

5. Moge Tee

Moge Tee offers a wide variety of beverages, ranging from fruit tea, cheese tea, smoothies and yogurt drinks. They are currently the only bubble tea shop in his list to serve food; try soufflé pancakes with boba pearls.

6. Yumcha Tea Bar

Out of the many bubble milk tea brands out there, Yumcha is one of the many brands that incorporate local flavour delights into their beverages. Be gone with artificial colorings or sugar, the brand uses real black sugar and Gula Melaka in crafting their drinks!

Editor’s Pick: Golden Cha With Golden Boba

7. TeaAroi

TeaAroi is not a bubble tea store per se, but you can get bubble tea here too. This Thai beverage bar is a comfortable spot to chill when you crave the taste of Bangkok. Depending on your taste buds, the combination of Thai Milk Tea with Pearls could be the best thing you taste.

Editor’s Pick: Thai Milk Tea With Pearl

8. Chatto

Chatto stands out from this list for being a Japanese concept tea bar, rather than a bubble tea store. Nonetheless you can still get bubble tea here that is served with reduced sugar so that you can savour the flavour of the tea. Chatto also have a selection of snacks and light food such as sandwich and taiyaki.

Editor’s Pick: Brown Sugar Pearl Latte

9. JLD Dragon Milk Tea

Brought over from Taiwan, JLD Dragon uses hand-cooked pearls and high-quality fresh milk in their boba tea. The pearls and brown sugar are ‘stir-fried’ in a huge wok, which is then added into the cup. 

Editor’s Pick: Brown Sugar Boba Thick Milk

10. Chatime

Chatime needs no introduction in the bubble tea world. This Taiwanese bubble tea joint has over 1,000 outlets around the world. 

Editor’s Pick: Jasmine Green Milk Tea

If you’re heading over to any of these places, make sure you downloaded the Maybank App.

All outlets listed above are not only accepting Maybank QRPay but also offering a 31% discount for your purchase. 

Don’t worry if you don’t have a Maybank account, you’ll still be able to pay with Maybank QRPay via MAE from the Maybank App. You can use any debit card from any banks to reload the e-wallet conveniently. It’s a quick process to register (it’s free) and reload, so you’ll be able to enjoy this deal right away! 

There are lots more participating outlets of this promotion. Do check out the full list here. 

This article is brought to you by Maybank QRPay.

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With that being said, we have curated a list of places where you can get your bubble milk tea fix. So, don’t forget to bookmark this page ?

1. The Alley

With around 20 stores nationwide, The Alley is known for their aesthetic packaging that stands out than the rest. The brand prides themselves with making their own sugar cane syrup and homemade tapioca balls. Every beverage of theirs comes with the right balance of sweetness that isn’t too overpowering. Which leads us to let you know that their best seller Brown Sugar Milk Deerioca is to die for!

Opening Hours: 11.00AM to 1.00AM, Daily
Address: 126-G-3A, 126 Metro Genting Kelang, Jalan Genting Kelang, 53300, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Full list of locations, click here.

2. Cojiitii

Setting themselves apart from the rest, Cojiitii is known for their signature Cheese Milk Tea. What’s special about this beverage is that you’d come across a layer of salted cheesecake-like cream atop of the freshly brewed tea. Which is surely to melt in your mouth just like how a cheesecake would.

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 10.00PM, Daily
Address: The Starling Mall, Lot K-F-101, Level 1 No, 6, Jalan SS 21/37, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya

3. Moojicha

Ever since it got launched, Moojicha has come up with several different beverage series that makes them stand out. What makes a bubble milk tea better, is certainly the funky names each beverage is given. From Margarita Cactus, Unicorn Latte and now their latest refinery: Kao Ne Ne which is basically torched black sugar bubble milk tea. Another thing that sets them apart from the rest is that their pearls are actually made out of handmade white crystal bubbles instead of the usual black pearls.

Opening Hours: 12.00PM to 12.00AM: Mondays to Thursdays, 12.00PM to 12.30PM: Fridays, 11.00AM to 12.30AM: Saturdays-Sundays

Address: 103A-1, Jalan Dataran Cheras 5, Dataran Perniagaan Cheras, 43200 Cheras, Selangor

4. Tiger Sugar Malaysia

If you have passed by the brand’s outlet at anytime of the day, pretty sure you have witnessed a long queue at sight. Although similar with other brands, Tiger Sugar’s signature beverage is called Tiger Drink. Just like its name, the unique brown sugar milk drink resembles the tiger stripes by the looks of it. Something for you to try out in this heaty Malaysian weather.

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 10.00PM, Daily
Address: Sunway Pyramid, Lot LG1.022, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya

5. Tea Three

Tea Three comes with three forms: Heal-Tea (healthy), Beau-Tea (beauty) and Tast-Tea (tasty). With creative and distinctive seasonal flavours, be sure to enjoy a handcrafted milk teas made on a daily basis with fresh ingredients imported from Taiwan. With keeping in mind of the importance of its patrons health, Tea Three provides a variety of healthy ingredients for an enhanced taste and value. Healthy and sweet? The perfect combo we all need!

Opening Hours: 12.00PM to 8.00PM: Mondays to Thursdays, 1.00PM to 11.00PM: Fridays, 4.00PM to 12.00AM: Saturdays, closed on Sundays
Address: K-G-01 & 02 Soho KL, Solaris Mont Kiara, No.2 Jalan Solaris, Kuala Lumpur

6. Zododo

From Guangdong, China, Zododo made its way to Malaysia surprising us with a different milk tea flavour. Their hit Cheese Milk Tea is varies them from the other brands as that is their in-house specialty. Besides the signature beverage, there are other flavours that you’d find unusual in the bubble milk tea scene: Avocado, Kumquat and Cheese Jasmine. Sounds intriguing enough for us to try.

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 10.00PM, Daily
Address: EkoCheras Mall, No 693, Batu, 5, Jalan Cheras, 56000 Kuala Lumpur

7. Yumcha Tea Bar

If you are an often bubble milk tea drinker but also a health freak, then Yumcha got you covered with the latter. Out of the many bubble milk tea brands out there, Yumcha is one of the many brands that incorporates local flavour delights into their beverages. Be gone with artificial colorings or sugar, the brand uses real black sugar and Gula Melaka in crafting their drinks!

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 9.00PM, Daily
Address: 39, Jalan PJS 11/9, Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya

8. Cha Wan Jia Tea Bubble

Cha Wan Jia Tea Bubble serves up coloured boba pearls with different flavours incorporated. There’s the Dragon Fruit Pearl, Rainbow Pearls and also Pink Sakura pearls that was inspired by the spring cherry blossom season in Japan. Pick your choice of boba pearls and enjoy the beverage in its cute cup, that comes with a cute heart-shaped cap. Certainly an insta-worthy shot!

Opening Hours: 11.30AM to 12.00AM, Daily
Address: 34, Jalan SS 15/8, SS 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

9. Koi Thé

More commonly known as KOI, the beverage company was established in Taichung, Taiwan in 2006. The company has expanded to other countries in Asia, such as Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong, China, and Japan. Most known for its Golden Bubble Milk Tea, KOI also has other flavours including Ice Cream Tea, Grass Jelly Milk Tea and more.

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 10.00PM, Daily
Address: Sunway Pyramid, Lot LG2.125, Lower Ground 2, Blue Atrium, 3, Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Petaling Jaya

Full list of locations, click here.

10. Muyoo Malaysia

We are all aware that bubble milk tea comes from Taiwan, but hey, why go all the way there when we can create a tasty one locally, as well. Being a homegrown brand, you’d think that they’d limit themselves to certain flavours…and names. But that certainly does not stop Muyoo’s love for everything dirty. With names such as Strawberry Dirty Drink and Brown Sugar Dirty Drink, it definitely does make us think of fancy cocktails from the bar!

Opening Hours: 10.00AM to 10.00PM, Daily
Address: F-07 Level 1, Eko Cheras Mall, Taman Mutiara Barat, Kuala Lumpur

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