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The Philippines is no stranger to dalgona coffee.

Ever since the beginning of the quarantine, people have been looking for ways to make use of their time (and their ingredients) at home. And out of the many drinks created born out of these trying times, dalgona has to be one of the most popular ones.

Never heard of dalgona coffee? Check out Here are 6 Twists on the Dalgona Coffee That Are Worth a Try to get your started!


Have you tried this trending coffee drink but failed to create an instagrammable one? Or has dalgona coffee become your new favorite way for a caffeine fix? Whether you’re the former or latter, you’re sure to love The Alley’s Dalgona Coffee series which they’re planning to offer right after the ECQ.

Dalgona Coffee Series from The Alley
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Aside from that, for those who don’t prefer dalgona coffee, they’ve also got some yogurt thirst-quenchers they’ll be offering after the ECQ which they call The Alley Yogurt Series.

Matcha Purple Rice Yogurt from The Alley Yogurt Series
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Yogurt Drink Series from The Alley
Photo from Facebook | The Alley Philippines

With these drinks to look forward to, we’re definitely making sure to hold out during the ECQ to try these drinks and we hope you wait it out with us as well.

Craving for some The Alley milk tea drinks while holding out?

Have their milk tea delivered to your home!

They Alley Philipines Delivery
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Open from 11 AM to 6 PM at their SM North EDSA branch, The Alley accepts orders through Lalafood, Grabfood, and Food Panda for you to enjoy.

Looking for more milk tea shops who deliver? Check out Your Guide to Milk Tea Shops Available for Delivery.

 

Don’t know The Alley milk tea brand?

Check out our short feature of them.

The Alley

The Alley is a Taiwanese milk tea company that specializes in what’s called “Deerioca,” the brand’s hand-made version of tapioca pearls. A lot of heart goes into making these perfect bites. They take pride in the fact these bubbles are made from scratch and have become globally-renowned for their unique texture and pleasing aroma.

Fun Fact: Their soft, chewy tapioca are fondly called deeriocas after the chain's deer imagery.


The Alley Matcha Milk Tea Drink
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The Alley is gaining popularity around the world with franchises popping up all over the world. To date, The Alley has locations in Melbourne, Sydney, New Zealand, Toronto, Los Angeles, Paris, and all over Asia. And thanks to Eunice and Howell Cua of Aslan Quality 77 Trading Inc., they also have stores in Manila.

The Alley Milk Tea Stall
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You must be wondering, “what makes it so darn popular?” The culprit behind their long queues is social media.  As lame as it sounds, part of the reason people come to They Alley from far and wide is because the drinks are just so instagrammable

Fun Fact: The founder, Mr. Mao Ting Chiu, is a creative designer by profession. He believes in serving drinks that bring joy not only with its taste, but also its aesthetic!


The Alley Drinks
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You might come for the ‘gram but you’ll get hooked on the taste. Their tea leaves are handpicked, aged, and roasted with other high-quality ingredients

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They also make their own sugar cane syrup in house, from a process that involves boiling all natural, high quality sugar canes. The sweetness is delicate but never overpowering. 

Fun Fact: For their signature drink from the Brown Sugar Deerioca Series, the pearls are cooked in a premium brown sugar customized specifically for The Alley. Talk about first-rate!


Brown Sugar Series from The Alley
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