HeyTea Australia Menu 2026: Prices, Locations Guide
The HeyTea Australia menu spans six drink categories priced between AUD $4.90 and $14.99, served across 14 confirmed stores in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. This guide covers every category with current prices and calories, the full store list with hours, how to order, and how HeyTea’s pricing stacks up against Chatime and Gong Cha in 2026.

Key Takeaways
- Price range: AUD $4.90–$14.99 per drink; most orders land between $9–$13
- Store count: 14 across Sydney (7), Melbourne (5), and Brisbane (2)
- Delivery: Uber Eats and DoorDash only — Menulog exited Australia in November 2025
- Signature item: cheese-foam “cloud” topping over daily-brewed tea
- Price position: above Chatime and Gong Cha, driven by fresh-cut fruit and no powdered mixes
What Is on the HeyTea Australia Menu?
The HeyTea Australia menu is organized into six categories: Matcha, Fruit Tea, Cheese Cloud, Bobo Milk Tea, Tea Latte, and Extras. Each category centers on the same idea — fresh tea brewed daily, real fruit cut in-store, and HeyTea’s original whipped cheese foam topping. That combination is what separates HeyTea from powder-based bubble tea chains, and it’s also why prices run a few dollars higher than the Australian bubble tea average.
Below, every category is broken down with pricing and calorie counts as listed in-café. Cup size and season can shift a price by a dollar or two, so treat these as accurate reference points rather than a fixed national list.
HeyTea Menu Glossary
HeyTea uses its own vocabulary rather than generic bubble tea terms, which can be confusing on a first visit. Here’s a quick decoder:
Tea Latte Menu
HeyTea’s classic milk tea line, built around slow-cooked tapioca pearls and a brown sugar variant.
|
Drink |
Price (AUD) |
Calories |
|---|---|---|
|
Jasmine Latte |
$10.99 |
140 kcal |
|
Matcha Cloud Jasmine Latte |
$10.99 |
260 kcal |
|
Cloud Jasmine Tea |
$5.90 |
180 kcal |
|
Black Tea Latte |
$9.50 |
320 kcal |
|
Jasmine Tea |
$5.90 |
180 kcal |
Which HeyTea Drink Should You Order?
With six categories and dozens of items, picking a first drink is often the hardest part of a HeyTea visit. Use this as a starting point:
HeyTea Store Locations in Australia
HeyTea’s Australian footprint currently covers three cities, with Sydney holding the most locations.
Sydney (7 stores)
|
Store |
Opening Hours |
Phone |
|---|---|---|
|
HeyTea George Street |
Sun–Wed 11:00–22:00, Thu–Sat 11:00–22:30 |
+61 2 8958 9491 |
|
HeyTea Burwood |
Mon 11:00–21:00, Tue–Sun 11:00–22:00 |
+61 2 8542 5111 |
|
HeyTea Central Park |
Mon–Sun 11:00–20:00 |
0459 271 524 |
|
HeyTea Chinatown / Haymarket |
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 |
— |
|
HeyTea Hornsby |
Fri–Wed 11:00–18:00, Thu 11:00–20:00 |
— |
|
HeyTea Hurstville |
Mon–Sun 11:00–21:00 |
0472 751 712 |
|
HeyTea Top Ryde City |
Fri–Wed 11:00–18:00, Thu 11:00–21:00 |
— |
Melbourne (5 stores)
|
Store |
Opening Hours |
Phone |
|---|---|---|
|
HeyTea Melbourne University |
Mon–Fri 11:00–22:00, Sat–Sun 11:00–21:30 |
— |
|
HeyTea Swanston Street |
Mon–Sat 11:00–22:00 |
03 9338 6530 |
|
HeyTea Box Hill |
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 |
0410 058 888 |
|
HeyTea Glen Waverley Kingsway |
Mon–Sun 11:30–21:30 |
— |
|
HeyTea Clayton |
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 |
03 8524 0067 |
Brisbane (2 stores)
|
Store |
Opening Hours |
Phone |
|---|---|---|
|
HeyTea Mt Gravatt |
Fri–Wed 10:00–18:00, Thu 10:00–21:00 |
0468 330 026 |
|
HeyTea Elizabeth Street |
Sun–Thu 11:00–21:00, Fri–Sat 11:00–22:00 |
0461 458 888 |
Brisbane is HeyTea’s newest Australian market. Perth and Adelaide don’t have confirmed stores as of mid-2026, so this list is likely to grow through the rest of the year.
See Heytea locations across USA here, along with the nutrition menu.
How to Order From the HeyTea Australia Menu
There are three ways to order:
- Dine-in or takeaway at any of the 14 stores listed above—no booking required.
- HEYTEA app (iOS and Android)—order ahead, customize sugar and ice, and collect loyalty points.
- Delivery apps—currently Uber Eats and DoorDash.
HeyTea vs Other Bubble Tea Brands in Australia
According to market research firm Expert Market Research, Australia’s bubble tea market was valued at approximately AUD $108.69 million in 2025 and is projected to reach $287.08 million by 2035—a 10.2% compound annual growth rate driven largely by student-age consumers. HeyTea competes in that market against several long-established Taiwanese chains:
|
Brand |
Origin |
Signature Style |
Price vs. HeyTea |
|---|---|---|---|
|
HeyTea |
China, 2012 |
Cheese-foam “cloud” teas, fresh-cut fruit |
Baseline (higher-premium) |
|
Chatime |
Taiwan, 2005 |
Wide standardised menu, machine-brewed tea |
Lower, $6–$9 typical |
|
Gong Cha |
Taiwan |
Milk foam topping, high customisation |
Lower–similar |
|
Sharetea |
Taiwan |
Classic boba, franchise consistency |
Lower |
|
CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice |
Taiwan |
Bubble milk tea, fruit-based drinks |
Lower |
Chatime is the world’s largest bubble tea franchise by outlet count and has a longer history in the Australian market, so it remains the default option in most suburbs. HeyTea’s positioning is different: fewer stores, but ingredients that put it closer to a specialty café than a quick-service boba counter.
Allergens, Dietary Info & Customisation
The signature cheese cloud topping is made with real dairy cream, so it isn’t suitable for a dairy-free order as-is—ask staff about a coconut-milk or fruit-tea-only alternative. Common allergens across the menu include milk, soy, and tree nuts, the last mainly in seasonal toppings. Every drink can be adjusted for sugar level (typically 0%, 30%, 50%, 70%, or 100%) and ice level at no extra charge, which is the simplest way to cut sugar without switching drinks entirely. Recipes and suppliers can change, so confirm current allergen details with staff if you’re managing a serious allergy.
Calories, Sugar & Caffeine: What to Expect
Across the HeyTea Australia menu, calories range from as few as 70 kcal (Passion Fruit Blast) up to 560 kcal (Cheese Brown Sugar Bobo Milk) for a full-size drink. As a general pattern, fruit teas and pure tea options sit lowest; matcha drinks and tea lattes sit in the middle; and the cheese-cloud and brown sugar Bobo lines run highest—largely a function of added dairy and sugar syrup rather than the tea itself.
Caffeine isn’t published on HeyTea’s Australian menu boards, but it can be estimated from the tea base each drink uses. As general reference points, brewed black tea typically contains roughly 40–70 mg of caffeine per cup and green tea around 20–45 mg, while matcha because the whole leaf is consumed rather than steeped and discarded — tends to run higher, around 60–80 mg. Mapped onto HeyTea’s categories:
These are general tea-caffeine ranges, not lab-tested figures for HeyTea’s specific recipes. If you’re caffeine-sensitive, pregnant, or avoiding caffeine for another medical reason, ask staff directly rather than relying on estimates, or choose a smaller size.
About HeyTea: Origin & Global Presence
HeyTea was founded in 2012 by Nie Yunchen in Jiangmen, Guangdong, originally trading as “Royal Tea” before a 2016 rebrand to HEYTEA following a trademark dispute. The brand is widely credited with popularizing the cheese-foam tea category that’s since been copied across the bubble tea industry. From its Guangzhou and Shenzhen roots, HeyTea expanded into Shanghai in 2017 and has since opened stores in China, Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States, Malaysia, Canada, South Korea, and Australia — with Sydney serving as its entry point into the Australian market ahead of Melbourne and Brisbane.



























