Mc Donalds Rideout Tea Garden

When we first heard about the Lychee Oolong Frappé, it sounded like a bubble tea-inspired drink. It looks different from what we expected, kinda like their usual chocolate frappés. The taste was special though, with rich, fruity flavours and a distinctive lychee sweetness. There’s also hints of roasted Oolong tea in the drink that gives it a slight nutty flavour. It’s refreshing as well, great to have in Singapore’s hot weather. Starting from 27 April, this new drink will be available at all McDonald’s outlet across the country for a limited time only. As for Ridout Tea Garden, it was first opened back in 1989,which was formerly known as Queenstown Japanese Garden. The outlet occupies a single-storey pavilion that has an outdoor landscape that is inspired by the Japanese zen gardens. It has a pond that guests can take a stroll across on a bridge, which is full of terrapins. We remember how back in our childhood, families would release their pet terrapins into this pond when it grew too big, and now it’s a whole ecosystem! There’s also a drive-thru in the works for better convenience. 🚗 #singaporetrip#cafe