Viral Popmart Icecream Review
Saw this all over tiktok and tried it in Beijing, POPLAND! It’s also available in their International Airport (check in counter area).
First Impressions: SUPER CUTEEEE, and comes with a character card and box (of which I kept both).
Taste: thought it would be something more sorbet/light refreshing tasting but it was actually a combi of fruit and milk taste? Unfortunately I didn’t really like the banana/fruity taste 😭😭😭... Overall don’t think I’ll purchase it again but it was really cute!!! Would defo get the Heytea x Popmart collab drinks instead.
Price: 38yuan (-$7 SGD)
If you're curious about the Twinkle Twinkle ice cream's latest updates or looking for exclusive Popmart merchandise, this ice cream ties into a fun collectible culture. The twin popsicle style, featured prominently in recent releases, offers a novel way to enjoy a dessert that doubles as a cute accessory. Many fans appreciate the partnership between POPLAND and Heytea, as collaborations often bring new flavors and collectible items. Personally, I found the ice cream’s flavor to be an interesting but unusual blend—fruity with a milky base. I understand the appeal may vary between those who favor refreshing sorbet styles and those who enjoy creamy treats. For travelers passing through Beijing’s international airport, this ice cream is convenient and a neat souvenir to bring home or gift to friends who love collectible items. Collectors often seek the character cards and exclusive packaging, which add extra value beyond taste. Some limited editions have become highly sought-after due to their rarity and design. If you’re more into drinks, the Heytea x Popmart collaboration offers delightful beverages that might suit your taste better. Remember to check local availability as Popmart merchandise and Twinkle Twinkle ice cream flavors may vary by location. Whether as a foodie or a collector, the blend of art, novelty, and taste in this ice cream makes it noteworthy for Popmart fans and those exploring trendy treats in China.
