Macee Float Cheeze Tea - Pasig Branch Grand Opening

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I love the caption! One sip of any Macee Float drinks really ease your stress away! 

Milk Tea lover rejoice! A new branch of Macee Float Cheeze Tea - Pasig Branch opens. They're expanding their branches nationwide and it's a good news for all Pasigueños because another Milk Tea destination in the city that you have to visit and try.

Here are some photos taken during the blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony:


Macee Float Cheeze Tea offers a variety of drinks that I am pretty sure Milk Tea lovers will love. They are known for its famous tea with a luscious cream cheese on top that makes the drink taste so creamy and yummy. All their drinks are made for perfection. Since I'm a chocoholic, I prefer the Cocoa Cheeze. I love its chocolatey flavor plus the cream cheese that blends on the drink. The generous pearl is gummy and its sweetness also adds more flavor on it. The Wintermelon Milk Tea is very flavorful, you can really taste the wintermelon flavor.


Aside from their Cheeze Tea and Milk Tea series, they also served Green Tea & Lemonade, Fruit & Milk and Serradura. Customers can also choose from different sinkers and add ons available. All their drinks comes in two sizes, regular and large. The price is affordable yet the quality of the products they served is excellent plus the very accomoding baristas provide a happy and energetic service.


So what are you waiting for, have a taste of their best tasting drinks and satisfy your ceaving. Visit their Pasig branch located at 62 Dr. Sixto Antonio Avenue corner Afable St., Kapasigan, Pasig City. Landmark is near in Meralco Service Center.


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