Cool off… Bubble Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the city, and we don’t know about you, but we’re definitely always looking for the next best one in town. Here are the best bubble tea places ...

The Princess of Wales loves a cup of tea and she joked about a lesson she's learnt about it since becoming a mum ...

A "pup cup," officially known as a puppuccino, is a small cup of whipped cream offered by Starbucks for dogs. It's not on the ...

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Pick Quick's soft serve is creamy, not too sweet, and cement-thick. That’s totally a good thing—it stands up to chocolate ...

A set of polaroid film photos have revealed what it's like to work behind the scenes as a volunteer at Glastonbury Festival.

In the past quarter-century, China’s consumer spending has grown an average of 8% or more each year, one of the highest rates ...

Ai-CHA, an Indonesian ice cream and tea brand, has achieved a milestone by opening 300 outlets across Malaysia within one ...

As thirst for the vivid green drink reaches an all-time high, Kate Ng looks at the origins of the tea leaf and how the versions of it on the high street are a world away from its authentic roots ...

"I love Thai milk tea but I cannot drink too much now as I get older because it’s very sweet," said Ratchanok. "Now, I only take it sometimes and I ask for half sugar. I drink half a cup only.

1. Masala Chai Most Indians are introduced to tea through masala chai at home. This hot, comforting cup is made by brewing tea in water with milk. Many people enhance the flavour with their favourite ...