Chinese milk tea chain Chagee has opened its first flagship store in the Philippines. Located in Bonifacio Global City, the store is designed as a cultural destination that brings together the tea heritage and Filipino design.
The interior design draws inspiration from traditional Filipino homes and textiles, while a botanical mural by Filipino artist Raxenne Maniquiz adds a local artistic touch. The store also introduces an exclusive selection of pastries.
Moreover, the launch also introduces a Philippine-exclusive baro’t saya-inspired look for Teadore, Chagee’s green elephant mascot and the launch of Bo·Ya Mango Jasmine Green. Available as a milk tea or brewed tea, the new series combines four jasmine teas from Yunnan with fresh Small Tainong mango puree and freeze-dried mango pieces.
“More than just a new store, we hope it becomes a place where people can slow down, spend time together and enjoy tea in new ways,” said Christopher Tiong, GM, Chagee Philippines.
The opening comes as the brand continues to expand in the country. From its first three stores last year, it has grown its local network to 30 tea houses across Metro Manila.
