Calling all Chatime, Gong Cha and Ochado milk tea fans, there's a new taste in town to try out. Jogoya's latest sister company now offers you Macoto's Taiwanese Milk Tea. It is now available in Jogoya at StarHill Gallery and SS15 at Subang Jaya, and coming soon in Pavilion and 30 more locations in 2012!
Macoto Tea serves you high quality tea with its ingredients imported by Jogoya from Taiwan. Yet another fantastic brand started by Jogoya founder Mr. Jiang Zheng Nan. You will only expect the best from him and his Jogoya team!
Look how new are their equipments :)
When it comes to choosing the tea, I often don't know how to choose coz' there are always too many varieties that make me indecisive. Out of so many, Taro is a good idea--- But since they don't have any Taro Balls here, I think Taro cubes would taste good too!
When I finish the drinks, I realise there are still plenty of good stuff at the bottom of the cup. Besides chewing the soft black pearls, you can indulge yourself in a true yam taste instead of yam puree / yam powder which are normally used for bubble milk tea.
Being one of Macoto's signature drinks, it's a decent cup of warm tea that I'd love during cold weathers.
The service here is better than those around its close competitors. The waiters here are so polite and friendly; he even chatted with most of the customers instead of showing faces like Chatime workers.
Apart from the tea selection, the snacks offered at Macoto include imported Taiwanese egg rolls, pineapple tarts and 'sun biscuit' (太阳饼).
Egg rolls @ RM1.50 each, RM8 for 6, RM 16 for 12.
Pineapple tarts @ RM36 for 10 pieces and RM72 for 20 pieces.
Since their grand opening, they have been giving away one piece of egg roll for each cup of Macoto tea purchased. It comes in 5 different flavours--- Original, coffee, chocolate, green tea and sesame.
Verdict:
1. Taste better with Taiwanese delicacies.
2. Revisit? YES, I'd love to try other flavours as well.
3. Although it's not a new idea, but it's a good one coz' I can now drink bottomless, countless types of tea while dining at Jogoya!
Macoto Tea
62, Jalan SS15/4D,
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
Business Hours: 11am to 11pm daily
Contact: 012-223 5045, 012-497 2292
Facebook: www.facebook.com/macoto.tea
Website: www.macototea.com
Look really nice with egg rolls!
ReplyDeleteoh! at SS15 only, near my place and dnt mind to give it a try. ;) Me working at Midvalley, everyday drink Gongcha/Chatime/Comebuy! lol
ReplyDeletelooks like chatime HAHA. AAH I WANNA TRYYYY :)
ReplyDeletehi Nikel, yes indeed i hope they can give it free all the time, LOL!
ReplyDeletehi Carol, you can go there anytime to try it out :) Comebuy is nice?
ReplyDeletehi Shuwen, yep it's another close competitor here, but a bit different with the boss of Jogoya!
ReplyDeletelove the looks of the egg rolls:D
ReplyDeletehow's the sugar factor? most of the other places are seriously sweet:-(
taro in milk tea! creative!
ReplyDeleteWow, new stuff.. and got nice colorful egg roll some more. Nice!
ReplyDeleteSlurp. Haven't had egg rolls in a while.
ReplyDeleteHow do you pronounce the name? Ma-CHOU-toh? Mah-KOH-toh?
hi Kelvin, according to the bartender, it is mahkohtoh :)
ReplyDeletehey Isaac, new and nice one is a must-try already :P
ReplyDeletehi Missy, i ordered one of 70% sugar (less sugar) but it is still sweet, so if you'd love lesser sweetened drinks, i think you should go easy on the percentage of sugar.
ReplyDeleteAnother Chatime! Hahaha... but it's cool that you can have it bottomless.
ReplyDeleteOho ho ho.. this look nice.. Btw Fish, had you try the comebuy milky tea already?? ^_^.v..
ReplyDeleteNot bad... and its at ss15... so near xD will try it soon :D
ReplyDeleteI realise lots of pearl tea outlets like this at Msia these days...... Wish to try!
ReplyDelete-Hayley-
looks good! will try to find it at jogoya, the next time i head to starhill :D
ReplyDeletewaaaahhh another taiwanese milk tea branch? slightly overcrowded dee that field of business..haha but then the food seems interesting...hmmm shall try then
ReplyDeleteMacoto Tea is something new to me. Don't think they have it in S'pore. Would love to try the green tea egg rolls! Yum!
ReplyDeleteabout the full souvenir shop you asked on my blog, erm it's in NewZealand. sorry bout that. hehe
ReplyDeletehi Joanna, bottomless provided that you dine at Jogoya :P
ReplyDeletehey Daniel, good idea rite? check it out!
ReplyDeletehello Hayley, there're way too many and new outlets still keep blooming each dae!
ReplyDeletehello Sean, Jogoya tea tastes better perhaps :P
ReplyDeletehi Eric, yes indeed, yet this business seems to be so lucrative to all.
ReplyDeletehi Shirley, they have only two outlets in Malaysia recently, hope it spreads to your place soon. Green tea flavour is special for a typical egg roll :)
ReplyDeletehello Carmen, aww it's okay thanks for dropping by anyway :)
ReplyDeletehmmm, looks like taiwanese buble tea is becoming a fashion trend now huh.. everybody is so crazy about it, and so many shops are opening!! OMG~~ @_@
ReplyDeletehi SK, it is the greatest hit in town I bet, even Jogoya finds this line of business profitable!
ReplyDeleteWhen I take this type of tea, I enjoy munching the balls.
ReplyDeletehi Sheohyan, i love the pearls too! very good texture isnt it
ReplyDeleteOh, we were spoilt of choices!
ReplyDeleteI saw this at SS15 Subang Jaya which is right beside Mian Dui Mian haha. Many kind of Taiwan food outlet open in Malaysia Recently. And gonna try it 1 by 1 soon hehe
ReplyDeletehi ChoiYen, too many choices until we can't decide eh? so we should try them all :)!
ReplyDeletehi Kianfai, yeaps this is exactly the outlet i went at SS15. i think it would take more than a month to try them all. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe egg rolls looks great....
ReplyDeletehi Girl, yes it tastes better than it looks :)
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