If you already queue for Chagee like the rest of Singapore does, here’s a reason to make the trip to Pasir Ris Mall specifically: this branch comes with its own kids’ play area right next to the counter – and a decent slide! Same milk teas everyone already loves (us included), just with a slide and a mini climbing wall thrown in, so the whole family actually wants to go together.
Funseekers’ Verdict
A bubble tea run that doubles as playtime — Chagee PRM lets you get your favourite milk tea fix while the kids climb, jump, and play barista just steps away. Worth the trip on the tea alone; the play area is the bonus that makes it a proper family outing.
Plan Your Visit
📍 Chagee Pasir Ris Mall 9 Pasir Ris Central, #01-01 Town Plaza, Singapore 519613
💰 Price: As per menu
👶🏻 Suitable for: Toddlers and young kids especially
🕗 Hours: 9am daily, closing 9.30–10pm on weekdays and slightly later on Fri & Sat (worth double-checking closing time on the day)
🚇 Getting there: Right outside Pasir Ris MRT Station
Highlight
🧋 Dedicated indoor play area with a mini climbing wall and slide
🧋 Chagee Jump — an interactive game screen kids play in front of, jumping left, right and upward to collect tea leaves and dodge obstacles
🧋 Miniature barista counter for pretend-play
🧋 A genuinely comfortable seating area — adults love parking here, and some kids end up treating it like its own climbing structure
🧋 FREE milk for kids under 12 with any order
🧋 Right outside Pasir Ris MRT
🧋 Steps away from Pasir Ris Mall’s wide range of food options
The Play Area
Slide, Mini Climbing Wall
This isn’t the usual tea shop corner with a lonely box of crayons. Chagee actually built a proper play zone, complete with a mini climbing wall, a slide, and padded flooring so the tumbles don’t turn into a whole thing.
This was certainly the highlight of the place.
Barista Pretend-Play
There’s a miniature barista counter for kids to play tea-maker, perfect for the little ones who insist on copying whatever mummy or daddy is doing.
Chagee Jump – Interactive Screen
The standout, though, is Chagee Jump — an interactive screen where kids physically jump left, right, and upward to collect tea leaves and dodge obstacles. It’s basically a mini dance-mat game, except themed around tea, and it’s the one thing that had kids lining up for a turn.
Then there’s the seating. Somehow the softest, comfiest corner of the whole play area isn’t a play structure at all — it’s the seating. Adults sink in and don’t want to get up, but a few kids treated it exactly like a climbing structure too, scrambling over the cushions like it was part of the course. Nobody designed it to be a play feature. It just ended up being one.
The Tea (and the Family Perks)
Let’s be honest, Chagee didn’t need a play area to get people through the door — it’s already one of the bubble tea brands Singapore genuinely queues for, us included. The menu here is the same lineup you already love: the fresh milk teas, the signature brews, all of it. What’s different at this branch is the family layer on top.
Kids under 12 get FREE milk with any order — an actual full cup, not a token sample. Pair that with most drinks being Nutri-Grade A or B rated, and you’ve got a tea run the whole family can enjoy without any guilt on either side of the table.
Why the Location Works
Location is honestly doing half the work here. Step out and you’re at Pasir Ris MRT — no need to Grab, no need to hunt for parking lots. And since you’re already in Pasir Ris Mall, there’s zero risk of “eh where to eat after this” — just walk a few steps and you’ve got the whole mall’s worth of food options. Solid base for a longer family day out, not just a one-and-done stop.
Final Thoughts
Chagee Pasir Ris Mall works because it doesn’t ask you to choose between “good bubble tea” and “kid-friendly outing” — it’s a proper play area built right into a bubble tea brand that’s already a favourite for many, us included. Throw in the MRT right outside and the mall’s food scene, and it’s an easy stop to slot into a bigger day out east side. Would we go back for a tea break with the kids? In a heartbeat.
