Feng Cha Menu Prices 2026: Cheese-Foam Tea & Dirty Boba

Most Feng Cha drinks run about $5.00 to $8.00 at the storefront tier as of May 2026. Classic milk teas start around $6.00, the signature Dirty Boba is about $6.80, large summer lemonades and refreshers run about $5.00, and premium creations like the Creme Brulee Dirty Boba reach about $8.20. Feng Cha is 100% franchise-owned, so prices vary by location, and delivery-app pricing runs noticeably higher than in-store. Confirm with your local Feng Cha before ordering.

Dirty Boba is Feng Cha's signature drink, priced around $6.80. It's chewy brown-sugar tapioca pearls and lactose-friendly milk, crowned with whipped cheese milk foam and finished with brown-sugar syrup striped down the inside of the cup — the dark streaks are why it's called 'dirty.' Variations include the Dirty Boba Milk Tea, Strawberry Dirty Boba, Dirty Taro Milk Tea (~$7.73) and the torched Creme Brulee Dirty Boba (~$8.20). It's the drink the brand is built around.

Cheese foam — Feng Cha calls it cheese milk foam — is a thick, whipped, salty-sweet cream-cheese-and-milk topping spooned over a tea. You sip the cool tea through the rich foam for a savory-creamy contrast. Feng Cha offers a customizable milk-foam menu over more than a dozen tea bases, and you can add cheese milk foam to almost any drink. The Oreo Cheese Milk Tea (cheese foam plus Oreo crumbles) is a popular cheese-foam pick. The foam is whipped cream cheese and milk, not melted cheese.

The most-ordered drink is the Dirty Boba (~$6.80) — the signature brown-sugar-boba-and-cheese-foam drink. Other top sellers include the Strawberry Matcha Latte (~$6.80), Boba Milk Tea (~$6.00), fresh-fruit drinks like Overflowing Grapefruit (~$6.00) and Mango Breeze (~$6.25), and the milk-foam cakes (~$7.99). Feng Cha leans premium, with fresh fruit and house-whipped cheese foam across the menu.

Feng Cha was founded in 2017 in Richardson, Texas, by Johnny Gao and Yan Chen under parent company Cannect LLC, with a goal of making boba a premium, elevated experience. The chain has grown to roughly 70 franchise-owned locations across the United States — with a strong presence in Texas and California and stores in Minnesota and other states. All locations are franchise-owned. Use the official store locator at fengchausa.com for the nearest teahouse.

Feng Cha sits at the premium end of the boba market. Where a typical mall boba shop charges $4.50-$5.50 for a milk tea, Feng Cha's drinks run roughly $5.00-$8.00 at the storefront tier. The premium reflects fresh-fruit prep, house-whipped cheese milk foam, the signature Dirty Boba and design-forward teahouses. Large summer lemonades around $5.00 are the value end; specialty Dirty Boba creations up to $8.20 are the high end. Delivery apps add a further markup.

Yes. Feng Cha lets you adjust sugar and ice level on any drink at no charge, and offers a customizable menu of more than a dozen tea bases and multiple milk foams. Paid add-ons include brown-sugar boba pearls and the signature cheese milk foam, so almost any tea can become a boba or cheese-foam drink. Many regulars order at 50% sugar to let the tea and fruit flavors show through.

Feng Cha's milk drinks use a lactose-friendly milk, and several fresh-fruit teas and lemonades (such as Mango Green Tea, Overflowing Grapefruit and the summer lemonades) are dairy-free when ordered without milk foam or milk. Note the signature cheese milk foam contains dairy, and milk-foam cakes do too. If you are strictly vegan, ask staff to confirm the boba pearls, syrups and base at your location, since recipes can vary by franchise.

Beyond tea, Feng Cha serves milk-foam cakes (~$7.99) — including Oreo Cheese, Tiramisu, Sea Salt Pearl and Strawberry Princess — plus teahouse snacks like croffles (croissant-waffle hybrids) and macarons. The cakes and snacks are designed to pair with a drink, in keeping with the brand's elevated-teahouse positioning. Snack pricing varies by location; confirm in store.

Yes — the entire Dirty Series is Feng Cha's take on brown-sugar boba. The Dirty Boba (~$6.80) is fresh milk with chewy brown-sugar tapioca pearls and caramelized brown-sugar syrup striped down the cup, topped with cheese milk foam. If you want the classic without cheese foam, the Boba Milk Tea (~$6.00) pairs house black-tea milk tea with brown-sugar boba pearls. You can also add brown-sugar boba to almost any drink.