There are definite differences between the two when it comes to British and Hong Kong styles of milk tea, including specific ingredients, style of preparation, and serving. Both types of tea are ...

Milk tea is part of Hong Kong’s food culture and colonial past. A mixture of tea leaves are brewed with hot water, and pulled (a pouring process used to enhance flavour and colour) four times ...

And Hong Kong created yuenyeung, a coffee-tea hybrid that can be served hot or cold. Yuenyeung is a rich combination of traditional Hong Kong milk tea, coffee, and condensed milk for a sweet drink ...

Keep your order simple with a standard black milk tea with pearls, priced at HK$19. CoCo has expanded rapidly from its origins in Taiwan, with more than 2,000 stores worldwide. Hong Kong is lucky ...

Twitter has launched a new emoji for the "Milk Tea Alliance" - a movement uniting Asian pro-democracy activists. The alliance has brought together anti-Beijing protesters in Hong Kong and Taiwan ...