The Chowking Web site describes their Nai Cha (Milk Tea) as "an ice cold beverage consisting of a blend of freshly brewed tea extract, creamy milk & brown syrup, supplemented by gummy tea jelly cubes. This refreshing beverage with a distinct taste will surely appeal to tea lovers."
I usually order it with crushed ice since I find it very annoying drinking it with ice cubes. Don't ask me, that's just me. Anyway, they serve it with a thick straw so you can suck in those tea jelly bits that they put in it. And on that straw is a tag on which is written, a fine example of orgasmic copywriting...
Let me read to you what it says on that tag:
Nai Cha
Premium Ceylon Tea. Creamy Milk. Caramel Syrup.
Stir slowly to a perfect blend with the melting ice cubes (but like i said, i preferred crushed ice). Sip gently and savor the unique tea flavor. Relish to the last piece of tea jelly. Feel refreshed.
Makes you think that you're gonna have an orgasm after drinking it...
Grabe ang saraaaaap niyan. I feel sad kung nauubos na. They should serve it in larger cup. Mega Grande XL
ReplyDeleteGrabe ang saraaaaap niyan. I feel sad kung nauubos na. They should serve it in larger cups. Mega Grande XL
ReplyDeleteXXXL pa nga sana eh... or maybe they should have it bottomless in all Chow King branches... Hahaha!
ReplyDeleteInclude me in the Nai Cha fan base. Hehe! :)
ReplyDeleteSarap eh di ba? :) Although tagal ko na di nakakapag-Nai Cha...
ReplyDeleteLast year mo pa 'to na-blog. Ngayon ko lang na-discover 'tong Nai Cha. Hahaha! Ako rin gumawa ng home-made milk tea kasi di naman araw-araw nakakabili sa Chowking. :)
ReplyDeleteang sarap talaga nito with distinct chinese taste of cha and the european taste of creamy milk...... ang sarap talaga..... adik na nga ako d2..... masarap talaga ung crushed ice dun..... kc merong cafe na nagseserve din ng ganun kaya nga lang wala na, nagsara na.
ReplyDeletei love chowking's nai cha tea. i was elated when i found out that they offered it in a bigger size, only to find out that the bigger size just had more ice! how can i make nai cha tea at home? anybody has the recipe for this? thanks :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha... I'm sure someone has a recipe for it somewhere on the Net... :D
ReplyDeleterecipe po
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