Serenitea opens at Robinson's Midtown Manila

Serenitea has become so famous among foodies, tea addicts and health conscious people. I first wrote about this "Tea Craze" in San Juan almost six months ago in May. Then I blogged about it again last August with the rumor, or more like a news, that it will finally open in Robinsons Place Midtown in Malate, Manila. Finally, two days ago, it opened its doors (or stall) to mall-goers in RP Manila.

I am a confessed addict of Serenitea's Hokkaido Milk Tea with Pearls. I ordered the same thing again. Hokkaido Milk Tea with Pearls. But this time, I wanted to try an additional topping/ingredient in my fix, so I asked them to add the egg pudding. It was okay, but the pearls are still the best. :)

I noticed that they added the sticker feature on the cups to tell which drink you ordered. It also tells what size, which add-ons, the sugar percentage you picked, and the time and amount of purchase you made. It's cool if you ask me. I wonder when this feature started? I also noticed that the stickers used in this particular branch has "San Juan" written on it. I think they have yet to produce stickers for RP Manila?

Serenitea's Hokkaido Milk Tea with Pearls

I visited Serenitea, the milk tea craze in San Juan, recently. I was surprised to see improvements to the establishment. The tables and chairs were renovated. They now have original and better looking cup labels. The Hokkaido Milk Tea with Pearls, great as ever! :) I heard that they will open another branch in Robinson's Place (RP) Manila soon, so watch out!

Serenitea, Tea Craze in San Juan

I first heard of Serenitea being mentioned over at Plurk. It's not until Achie Fran (FrannyWanny) explained to me what Serenitea is, and how it's oh so deliciously addicting. I tried it out first just recently with fellow blogger Christa Uymatiao, who happens to live around the area.


We wanted to order Hokkaido Milk Tea, since we heard from Achie Fran that it's really good, but it was out of stock the first time I was there. We ordered the Okinawa Milk Tea (Large) at Php 95 instead. We had it with pudding and crystals (nata) at Php 5/topping.


The second time around, I went with my best friend. He first thought the place was pronounced "Se-re-ni-te-ya" instead of how you correctly pronounce it as "Se-re-ni-ti". Funny, he says it's more classy that way. Whatever :)) That time, we both got to try the Hokkaido. I had mine with no sugar, and with pearls. Him, mild sugar (25%) and pearls. It was awesome!

Serenitea is located along J. Abad Santos cor V. Cruz, San Juan City. You may contact them at 3794166 for more inquiries.