Tiger Sugar Philippines Menu Prices 2026
Before you line up for that iconic striped cup, checking Tiger Sugar menu prices first will help you decide between sizes and series without any surprises at the counter. This guide lays out the latest confirmed prices across Tiger Sugar’s Philippine menu, from the original brown sugar boba to its cheese-topped and coffee-based spin-offs.
Tiger Sugar is the Taiwanese boba tea brand that popularized the “tiger stripe” look dark brown sugar syrup hand-poured along the inside of the cup before the milk goes in, creating a marbled pattern that’s become the brand’s visual signature. In the Philippines, it’s operated under a local franchise and known for pricing itself a notch above budget milk tea shops, positioning its drinks as a slightly more premium boba experience.
Updated Tiger Sugar Menu Prices
Brown Sugar Series (Signature)
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse (Boba/Pearl) | Large | ₱140 |
| Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse (Boba/Pearl) | XL | ₱170 |
| Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse | Large | ₱160 |
| Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse | XL | ₱190 |
| Pudding Milk with Cream Mousse | Large | ₱170 |
| Pudding Milk with Cream Mousse | XL | ₱200 |
| Tiger Jelly Milk with Cream Mousse | Large | ₱200 |
| Tiger Jelly Milk with Cream Mousse | XL | ₱230 |
Tiger Cheese Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Milk (Cold) | Large | ₱170 |
| Brown Sugar Milk (Cold) | XL | ₱200 |
| Tea (Classic Black / Oolong / Jasmine) | Large | ₱140 |
| Tea (Classic Black / Oolong / Jasmine) | XL | ₱155 |
Wintermelon Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Wintermelon | Large | ₱130 |
| Classic Wintermelon | XL | ₱140 |
| Wintermelon (Mango or Lemon) | Large | ₱140 |
| Wintermelon (Mango or Lemon) | XL | ₱150 |
| Wintermelon Milk Tea | Large | ₱140 |
| Wintermelon Milk Tea | XL | ₱155 |
| Wintermelon Mango Milk Tea | Large | ₱150 |
| Wintermelon Mango Milk Tea | XL | ₱165 |
Fruit Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lemon Tea (Black Tea or Oolong, Boba/Pearl) | Large | ₱110 |
| Lemon Tea (Black Tea or Oolong, Boba/Pearl) | XL | ₱125 |
| Strawberry Jasmine Tea | Large | ₱130 |
| Strawberry Jasmine Tea | XL | ₱160 |
| Tiger Mango with Mango Coconut Jelly | Large | ₱140 |
| Tiger Mango with Mango Coconut Jelly | XL | ₱160 |
| Lychee Fruit Tea | Large | ₱140 |
| Lychee Fruit Tea | XL | ₱160 |
| Strawberry Daifuku | Large | ₱160 |
Coffee Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Americano | Large | ₱120 |
| Latte / Spanish Latte (Cold) | Large | ₱130 |
| Latte / Spanish Latte (Hot) | Large | ₱150 |
| Tiger Cheese Café Latte (Cold) | Large | ₱160 |
| Brown Sugar Café Latte (Boba/Pearl) | Large | ₱160 |
| Brown Sugar Café Latte (Boba/Pearl) | XL | ₱190 |
| Brown Sugar Café Latte with Tiger Jelly | Large | ₱220 |
| Brown Sugar Café Latte with Tiger Jelly | XL | ₱250 |
| Dirty Matcha (Boba/Pearl) | Large | ₱220 |
Chocolate Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Milo (Boba/Pearl) | Large | ₱160 |
| Brown Sugar Milo (Boba/Pearl) | XL | ₱190 |
| Brown Sugar Milo (Cold Pudding) | Large | ₱180 |
| Brown Sugar Milo (Cold Pudding) | XL | ₱210 |
| Brown Sugar Choco Hazelnut (Boba) | Large | ₱170 |
| Brown Sugar Choco Hazelnut (Boba) | XL | ₱200 |
| Brown Sugar Choco Hazelnut (Pudding) | Large | ₱190 |
| Brown Sugar Choco Hazelnut (Pudding) | XL | ₱220 |
Cheezo Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cheezo Series (Strawberry / Tropical Berry / Mango, with Mango Jelly & Jelly Ball) | Large | ₱180 |
| Cheezo Series (Strawberry / Tropical Berry / Mango, with Mango Jelly & Jelly Ball) | XL | ₱210 |
Premium Tea Series
| Menu Item | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brown Sugar Matcha Milk (Cold) | Large | ₱190 |
| Milk Tea (Classic Black / Oolong / Jasmine, Hot or Cold) | Large | ₱130 |
| Milk Tea (Classic Black / Oolong / Jasmine, Hot or Cold) | XL | ₱145 |
Price note: These prices are based on a current SM Mall of Asia branch listing. Tiger Sugar has more than a dozen branches across Metro Manila and other cities, and prices can vary slightly by branch, size availability, delivery platform (GrabFood, Foodpanda), and ongoing promos, so it’s best to double-check with your nearest branch before ordering.
About Tiger Sugar Philippines
Tiger Sugar started in Taichung, Taiwan, in November 2017, founded by Ming Tsung Yang, and quickly became known for its dark brown sugar syrup hand-poured to create the brand’s signature striped look inside the cup. The drink concept is built around an eight-hour brown sugar cooking process for its syrup and tapioca pearls, which the brand credits for its deeper, more caramelized flavor compared to standard milk tea sweeteners.
In the Philippines, Tiger Sugar is run under a local operator and has expanded to branches across Metro Manila malls like SM Aura Premier, SM Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, and SM North EDSA, along with locations outside the capital. Compared to budget milk tea chains that keep everything around a single price point, Tiger Sugar’s menu is structured more like a specialty coffee shop, with layered series (Brown Sugar, Tiger Cheese, Wintermelon, Cheezo) that build on the same base syrup in different directions.
Popular Items To Try
- Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse – The drink that built the brand, featuring the signature tiger-stripe syrup pattern topped with a layer of savory-sweet cream mousse.
- Tiger Jelly Milk with Cream Mousse – A step up from the classic, adding chewy tiger-striped jelly cubes for extra texture.
- Brown Sugar Café Latte – A coffee-forward take that swaps some of the milk tea base for espresso, appealing to customers who want caffeine alongside the brown sugar flavor.
- Wintermelon Mango Milk Tea – A lighter, fruitier option for those who find the brown sugar drinks too rich or sweet.
- Cheezo Series – Fruit teas topped with a cheese foam layer, mango jelly, and jelly balls, aimed at customers who like the salty-sweet cheese tea trend.
- Brown Sugar Milo – A chocolate malt take on the signature syrup, popular with customers looking for a dessert-like drink rather than a tea base.
Deals, Promos, and Discounts
Tiger Sugar Philippines occasionally runs promos through GrabFood and Foodpanda, including limited-time discounts or bundle deals, particularly around weekends or new product launches. These aren’t standing offers, so it’s worth checking the official Tiger Sugar Philippines Facebook page or the delivery apps directly before assuming a discount is active.
Price and Value for Money
Tiger Sugar sits above budget milk tea shops in the Philippines, with large-size drinks typically running from ₱110 for a simple lemon tea up to ₱250 for the more elaborate cream mousse and tiger jelly combinations. That’s noticeably higher than no-frills local chains, but the pricing reflects the more involved syrup process and the layered cream mousse or cheese foam toppings that aren’t standard extras elsewhere. For customers who specifically want the tiger-stripe brown sugar drink, the price is generally seen as justified; for a basic milk tea fix, there are cheaper options on the market.
Is Tiger Sugar Worth Trying?
Tiger Sugar’s appeal really comes down to the brown sugar syrup itself it’s noticeably deeper and more caramelized than the syrup used in most competing brands, and the tiger-stripe presentation still draws people in for the visual as much as the taste. Regulars tend to stick with the original Brown Sugar Milk with Cream Mousse rather than exploring the full menu, which tracks with how the brand built its early reputation on that one drink before expanding into coffee, wintermelon, and cheese tea lines.
Customer feedback on delivery orders is mixed in the usual way delivery feedback tends to be some mention melted ice or inconsistent sweetness by the time drinks arrive, which is less an issue in-store than through third-party delivery apps. If you’re ordering for pickup or dine-in rather than delivery, the experience tends to be more consistent, and it remains one of the more distinctive options if you specifically want that layered brown sugar and cream mousse combination rather than a generic milk tea.
Dining Experience and Service
Most Tiger Sugar branches are quick-service kiosks or small storefronts inside malls, built for takeout rather than sit-down dining. Ordering is straightforward at the counter, with delivery available through GrabFood and, in some branches, Foodpanda, though availability can vary by location.
Branches, Contact, and Opening Hours
| Branch | Contact | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| SM Aura Premier, Taguig | (0968) 702-4963 | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| SM City North EDSA, Quezon City | (0995) 109-7235 | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Eastwood Mall, Quezon City | (0915) 388-7580 | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Kapitolyo, Pasig | (0947) 424-5648 | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Diliman, Quezon City | (0947) 424-5648 | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Opening hours may vary by branch, so it is better to check the official branch page before visiting.
Services and Facilities
- Quick-service counter ordering
- Takeout focused, with limited seating at some branches
- Delivery via GrabFood and select Foodpanda listings
- Hot and cold options for most tea and coffee-based drinks
- Multiple size options (Large and XL) across most of the menu
