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Best Bubble Tea in North, Singapore

Bubble tea in North mostly means chain outlets tucked into the two big malls — Causeway Point and Northpoint City — rather than standalone specialty shops, so that's where we focused our verification.

Quick answer

Gong Cha at Causeway Point in Woodlands is the most consistently reviewed bubble tea stop in North Singapore. In Yishun, the Northpoint City kiosk that used to be Gong Cha has rebranded as Cai Ca and still serves the same classic pearl milk tea line-up.

How we picked

We verified current outlets and any recent rebrands via mall directories and food-media coverage rather than relying on outdated chain listings, since bubble tea outlets and even brand names change quickly in Singapore malls.

Best Bubble Tea — Ranked Picks

We verified two currently-operating bubble tea outlets inside North Singapore's two major malls. We didn't find enough independently verifiable standalone bubble tea shops outside these malls to expand this list responsibly — we'll revisit as the category grows in the zone.

01

Gong Cha

Woodlands

A large, seating-equipped outlet inside Causeway Point mall, with both counter and self-ordering-machine options. Reliable for classic milk teas with pearls and the brand's aloe vera and milk foam variations.

Good to know: Classic pearl milk tea and milk foam drinks from roughly S$3–5.50; open during mall hours (generally 10.30am–10pm).

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02

Cai Ca (formerly Gong Cha)

Yishun

This Northpoint City kiosk rebranded from Gong Cha to Cai Ca, keeping the classic chewy-pearl milk teas alongside newer fruit and soy-based drinks on the menu.

Good to know: Classic chewy pearl milk tea from S$4.60; open during mall hours (generally 10.30am–10.30pm).

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About North

North is anchored by two big retail hubs — Causeway Point in Woodlands and Northpoint City in Yishun — both of which concentrate most of the zone's bubble tea options as mall kiosks rather than standalone shopfronts.

FAQ

Is there a Chagee, Tiger Sugar or Koi Thé in Woodlands or Yishun?

We couldn't independently verify a current outlet of these specific brands in North Singapore at the time of writing; we'll update this list if that changes.

That outlet rebranded to Cai Ca, a new tea brand, while keeping several classic Gong Cha-style drinks on the menu. Not all former Gong Cha outlets made this switch — the Causeway Point branch is still Gong Cha.

Gong Cha at Causeway Point has a relatively spacious seating area; seating at the Northpoint City kiosk is more limited, being a smaller mall counter.

Expect roughly S$3.50–5.50 for a standard-size milk tea with pearls at either outlet.

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