Basic Chinese term for ordering milk tea. Know to order at every store.

In the Taiwan Travel Plan, China Travel, I assure you that one thing that will not disappear from everyone's travel plan is the tea shop, right? Because Chinese people, Taiwanese people eat tea very seriously. The old chain has branches on almost every corner of the street, and there are locol shops, secret shops, legendary shops, all kinds of shops that will have to be collected even if the queue is long. Of course, how long the queue will not wait long because Chinese people, Taiwanese people, they order very quickly, like thinking from home. There is no jak, one sentence is fine. The milk shop is moving a lot faster than our home!

I'm in that atmosphere whenever I get excited, because the menu is so much. Even after reciting the name of the menu well, the staff always have a question (if you can't imagine, think of the legendary buying u scene from the movie ATM. Errak Err, like that. It's a little different that I can't hear the question at all, that's all). 😂

But for delicious things, how hard it is, we have to learn. I just found out on this recent trip that most milk tea shops in Taiwan or China will say "1 glass of milk tea" and then end it - not because he is so serious that he has to "customize" each cup of tea to match the taste of the eater, from base tea, tea temperature, toppings, sweetness, etc.

Since then, I have been aiming that even if I can't speak a word in China, I can order my own tea, so I have a list of these words, so I hope to be useful to pearl tea lovers when visiting China and Taiwan. 🥰