Asian drinks

Explore a variety of drinks that are popular in China, from traditional teas like green and oolong to unique beverages like bubble tea and baijiu. Discover the rich flavors and cultural significance of each drink, perfect for expanding your palate or serving at your next gathering. Learn more about these must-try Chinese drinks and impress your guests with authentic refreshments. Click to dive into the world of Chinese beverages today!

I am not sure if I shared my love of Thai food and drinks? My Coconut Macaron Thai Iced Tea is one of my all time favorite drinks. I don’t just love Thai food, I love it Thai hot!!! Like level ten y’all! Because I love my Thai food extremely hot, this is where my...Read More

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This post has been compensated by P.F. Chang’s Home Menu as part of the Mom It Forward Influencer Network. All opinions are mine alone. #ad #WokWednesday Shake things up with a Mai Tai Mocktail that the whole family can enjoy! This drink pairs great with Orange Chicken from the P.F. Chang’s Home Menu. My family

This Korean watermelon punch is a refreshing and fruity drink and dessert!

Chè Thái is a refreshing Vietnamese dessert drink made of tropical canned fruits, jellies, and coconut milk. It's the perfect dessert to serve when you're hosting for a lot of people, it's easy, quick, and delicious! It serves up to 10 people and will be ready under 30 minutes.

Thai pink milk or Nom Yen is a popular milk drink that you can make at home. This cold milk drink is refreshing on hot summer days.

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This non-alcoholic Sakura Lychee cocktail is a delicious, fruity, and floral sparkling drink made with Japanese sakura, lychee juice, and fizzy water.

This tasty and refreshing iced black sesame latte is ready in 5 minutes with just 5 ingredients. See how easy it is to make at home.

If you're looking for something bright, refreshing, and deliciously easy to swig, don't hesitate to put these 26 BEST Asian cocktails on your drink to-do list.

For something different, try these popular Asian cocktails! From a pear mule to a Japanese highball to a Singapore sling, everyone is sure to love these drinks.

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What’s better than a coffee you can drink? Coffee you can eat! Japanese Coffee Jelly is a light dessert made in advance and ready to impress. Only 5 ingredients!

Love drinking Thai milk tea at your favorite Thai place? Make it at home! Easier, more affordable and tastes even better!

This sweet and refreshing soju yakult cocktail combines any flavour of Korean Soju with a nostalgic yogurt drink into a delicious bubbly cocktail.

Sake isn’t just for sipping. Try the spicy, citrusy Kyoto Sour cocktail from Paul Tanguay to experience this Japanese beverage’s versatility.