LiHO Menu Singapore with Prices | Updated 2026

LiHO Menu with Updated Prices

LiHO Classic Milk Tea Menu

The heart of the menu. These are the milk teas most Singaporeans grew up ordering, built on black tea, oolong and green tea bases with a creamy milk body. If a friend says “just get me a bubble tea”, they mean something from this section. Sugar at 30 to 50 percent suits almost every drink here.

LiHO CheezHO Cheese Tea Menu

The section that built the brand. CheezHO is LiHO’s signature cheese foam, whipped thick, lightly salted and poured over brewed tea. Drink it from the rim first so the foam and tea arrive together, then stir if you want them married. Keep added sugar low here, the foam is already rich. These are also some of the best priced drinks on the whole board.

Fresh Milk and Oat Milk Tea

For drinkers who want the milk to taste like milk. The fresh milk range skips the usual creamer base for a cleaner, lighter cup, and the oat milk range is the pick for anyone avoiding dairy. These drinks taste fresher and less heavy, and they show off the tea more honestly.

LiHO Avocado Garden

LiHO takes avocado more seriously than any other tea chain in Singapore. Real avocado, blended thick, almost like a smoothie that happens to live on a tea menu. These drinks are filling, so think of them as a light meal as much as a drink.

LiHO Fruitea Menu

Tea plus fruit, built for Singapore weather. This is the refreshing corner of the menu: brighter, lighter and usually ordered cold with less ice so the fruit flavour survives to the end of the cup. Most fruit teas taste best at 30 percent sugar.

The wider fruit tea family rotates through the year with peach, lychee, plum and seasonal fruit specials joining the board. When a fruit series is live, it sits in the Limited Time section below with its prices.

LiHO Signature Specialty Drinks

The drinks LiHO puts its name behind. Local flavours, bold ideas and the one cup the brand itself calls its number one signature. If you want to understand LiHO in three drinks, start here.

LiHO Lit Coffee Menu

Yes, the tea shop does coffee, and it is better than it has any right to be. Lit Coffee is LiHO’s small coffee corner, priced kindly, and the Yuan Yang is a genuinely clever cup for people who cannot choose between tea and coffee.

LiHO Pure Tea Menu

Nothing to hide behind here: just tea, brewed clean. Pure teas are the cheapest drinks at LiHO, the lightest on sugar, and the best way to taste what the leaves actually offer. At 0 percent sugar, a pure tea is also the healthiest cup on the menu.

Limited Time on the Board

Limited series are where LiHO has its fun, and they never stay long.

LiHO TEA x Disney Princess, A Royal Tea Time (from now, islandwide, while stocks last)

The series comes with themed cups and collectible cup sleeves, six sleeves redeem a plush pillow. The Shine Muscat grape series is also still on the board at participating outlets, in jasmine tea, yoghurt and smoothie styles, with no end date announced yet.

LiHO Toppings and Add-Ons

The finishing touches. A good topping can rescue a plain tea, and a wrong one can bury a delicate one. Match light LiHO toppings to pure and fruit teas, and save the heavy ones for milk teas.

Topping	Price	Best with
Pearl	S$0.70	Classic milk teas, the original chew
Golden Pearl	S$0.80	Brown sugar and fresh milk drinks, softer and sweeter chew
Herbal Jelly	S$0.70	Pure teas and milk teas, smooth and cooling
Aiyu Jelly	S$0.70	Fruit teas, light and citrus friendly
Pudding	S$0.80	Milk teas, silky and dessert like
Red Bean	S$0.80	Milk and oat milk teas, earthy sweetness
CheezHO Cheese Foam	S$1.20	Any pure tea, turns it into a cheese tea
Cheese Ice Cream	S$1.50	Signature and milk drinks, for the full treat