HeyTea Australia: Menu, Prices & Where to Find It in 2026

Australia’s tea scene has a new obsession, and it started with a cheese-topped cup of tea that shouldn’t work but absolutely does. HeyTea, the brand credited with turning cheese foam tea into a global category, has been steadily opening stores across the country, and Aussie boba fans have taken to it fast.

Here’s a full rundown of what’s on the menu, what things cost, where to find a store, and what to order if it’s your first visit.

Where HeyTea Actually Comes From

The brand traces back to a small tea stall in Jiangbianli, a town within Jiangmen, China, where it first opened in 2012. What started as a local shop selling a cheese-capped tea grew into an international name, and that same cheese cloud topping is still the drink that defines the brand wherever it opens next, Australia included.

What’s on the HeyTea Australia Menu

The Australian menu is generally organized into a handful of clear categories: Staff Picks, Matcha, Fruit Tea, Tea Latte, Bobo Milk Tea, Leaf Tea, and Extras (the add-on toppings you can build into any drink). Splitting the menu this way makes it easier to shop by mood, whether you’re after something fruity and light, creamy and rich, or matcha-forward.

First-timers are usually pointed toward the Staff Picks or Matcha sections, since that’s where the brand’s most recognizable drinks live, things like the Coconut Mango Boom, Triple Supreme Matcha Latte, Jasmine Latte, and Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea.

Matcha

This is one of the stronger categories on the Australian menu, with options like Triple Supreme Matcha Latte, Matcha Cloud Coconut Blue, Coconut Matcha Bobo, Cloud Matcha Latte, Supreme Matcha Latte, and Pure Matcha Latte.

A simple way to choose: go for the Cloud Matcha Latte if you want matcha, real milk, and that signature cheese cloud on top. Go for the Pure Matcha Latte for a simpler matcha-and-milk combination. And pick Coconut Matcha Bobo if you want matcha paired with coconut milk and chewy bobo pearls.

Fruit Tea & Superfood Tea

These are the brighter, tea-forward options, built for people who want real fruit flavour without a heavy milk base. Expect names like Coconut Mango Blue, Coconut Mango Boom, Mango Grapefruit Boom, Cloud Crisp Grape, and Crisp Grape Boom.

The standout in this section is the Kale Boost Tea, blended with kale, chia seeds, green grapes, apple, lemon, and jasmine green tea. It’s the closest thing on the menu to a “healthy” pick, and it’s become a go-to for customers who want something lighter.

Tea Latte & Leaf Tea

For a more traditional tea experience with a modern twist, this category includes Jasmine Latte, Cloud Jasmine Tea, and Longjing-based drinks. These suit anyone who wants the taste of real brewed tea with just enough milk or cheese cloud to round it out, without leaning fully into a fruit or matcha direction.

Bobo Milk Tea

The classic milk tea lineup, anchored by drinks like Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea and Red Blossom Milk Tea. These are built for people who want a rich, creamy tea with chewy bobo pearls running through it, closer to what most people picture when they think milk tea.

Extras

HeyTea also lets you customise almost any drink with add-ons from the Extras menu, including Cheese Cloud (or a lighter version of it), Fat-Free Bobo Pops, Grapefruit Pulp, Coconut Milk Jelly, Sago, and Brown Sugar Bobo. This is where you can turn a simple fruit tea into something closer to dessert, or keep a drink lighter by skipping the cheese cloud altogether.

HeyTea Australia Prices

Pricing varies by store and by delivery platform, so treat any figure here as a general guide rather than a fixed number. On Uber Eats, examples have included Jasmine Latte around A$9.50, Coconut Mango Boom around A$11.90, Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea around A$12.90, Triple Supreme Matcha Latte around A$13.50, and a large Mango Grapefruit Boom around A$15.80.

DoorDash listings can run differently since delivery pricing is merchant-set; one Sydney listing showed Triple Supreme Matcha Latte and Mango Grapefruit Boom both around A$15.50, with Coconut Mango Boom and Crisp Grapefruit Boom around A$14.50 each.

Bottom line: expect to pay somewhere in the low-to-mid teens for most cheese-cloud or matcha drinks, with simpler tea lattes sitting a little lower.

Where to Find HeyTea in Australia

HeyTea’s Australian footprint is centred on Sydney and Melbourne, with a smaller but growing presence in Brisbane.

• Sydney has the highest concentration of stores so far, including locations around George Street, Haymarket, and Burwood.
• Melbourne stores tend to cluster near university areas and busy shopping strips, including spots around Carlton, Box Hill, and Emporium Melbourne.
• Brisbane has fewer locations by comparison, but the ones that exist have picked up a loyal following, especially among younger customers and visiting tourists.

Because the brand is still expanding, the safest way to confirm your nearest store, current hours, and live menu is through the official HeyTea app or a delivery platform search, rather than relying on a fixed list.

How to Order

Ordering works a few different ways: through the official HeyTea app (which also supports customisation, order tracking, and store lookup), or through delivery platforms like Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Fantuan, depending on what’s available near you.

A few practical tips:

• Check the store-level menu before ordering. Prices, drink availability, and delivery radius all shift depending on location and platform.
• Read allergen notes carefully. Several drinks on the Australian menu list milk, soy, pistachio, dairy, or buckwheat as considerations, so it’s worth a quick check if you have dietary restrictions.
• Ask about sugar and ice levels. Most drinks can be adjusted at order time, which is worth doing if you want the fruit or tea flavour to lead rather than the sweetness.

FAQs

What’s the most popular HeyTea drink in Australia?

Current staff-pick style listings tend to highlight the Triple Supreme Matcha Latte, Coconut Mango Boom, Supreme Brown Sugar Bobo Milk Tea, Mango Grapefruit Boom, and Matcha Cloud Coconut Blue.

How much does HeyTea cost in Australia?

Based on recent delivery listings, prices have ranged from around A$9.50 for simpler tea lattes up to around A$15.80 for larger fruit tea drinks, with some variation by store and platform.

Does HeyTea Australia have matcha drinks?

Yes. The matcha lineup includes the Triple Supreme Matcha Latte, Matcha Cloud Coconut Blue, Coconut Matcha Bobo, Cloud Matcha Latte, Supreme Matcha Latte, and Pure Matcha Latte.

Can I order HeyTea online in Australia?

Yes, through the official HeyTea app or via delivery platforms such as Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Fantuan, depending on your location.

Are prices the same at every HeyTea store?

No. Pricing can differ by store and by delivery platform, so it’s worth checking the specific listing for your nearest location before ordering.