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Taiwanese bubble tea chains offer September discounts and game tie-ins

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwanese bubble tea shops are offering September promotions, featuring discounts on new beverages and collaborations with mobile games.
  • Ching Shin Fu Chuan is partnering with the game 'Honor of Kings' for special in-game items with Red Bull energy drink purchases.
  • Yi Shou Cang and Hong Cha Ba Shi are offering discounts on new soba and yuzu tea series, respectively.

Taiwan's vibrant bubble tea scene is buzzing with September promotions, offering consumers a variety of deals and collaborations. Popular chains are rolling out special offers on new drinks and engaging customers through partnerships with mobile games.

Ching Shin Fu Chuan is teaming up with the popular mobile game 'Honor of Kings' (also known as 'Wangzhe Rongyao'). Customers purchasing any Red Bull energy special blend can receive limited-time discounts and register their receipts for exclusive in-game items. The promotion runs until September 6th, with a chance to win character skins.

Yi Shou Cang World Black Tea is introducing a new line of caffeine-free drinks called the 'Yi Qi Yi Mai' soba series. Made with Taiwanese buckwheat, these drinks are available with a choice of sugar levels. To celebrate the launch, customers ordering from the 'Ni Ding' platform between September 1st and 13th will receive a NT$5 discount per cup.

Meanwhile, Hong Cha Ba Shi is welcoming autumn with its new 'Korean Yuzu Tea' series. These drinks feature Korean honey yuzu paste and are available in two flavors: 'You Jian Hong Yun' and 'You Jian Li Shan'. From September 1st to 30th, customers can enjoy a NT$5 discount on any yuzu tea drink.

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