Lucky Cup Menu Signature Drinks Must Try Favorites

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Lucky Cup Menu Designed for Every Palate—and Budget The menu at Lucky Cup is simple yet immaculate, divided into 6 enticing categories. These are
Classic Coffees Fruit Coffees Signature Lattes Fruit Teas Lucky Frappes Other Non-Coffee Beverages It is simple to select any of the thirty beverages as there is something for everyone. Be you a coffee lover, a fruit fanatic, or a someone looking for a whipped cream indulgence, you are sure to find something to fit your taste. How is this possible and what is the main differentiating factor for the business? The answer is low price with no compromise on taste. Most coffees are priced between RM1.50 and RM8, meaning Lucky Cup is a market leader and offers the most competitive price. Comparatively, ZUS’s signature lattes cost RM8–20 and Starbucks’s coffee is priced at RM15+. This is no coincidence and the pricing is in fact designed to be student, office, and family friendly with the aim of high accessibility.
The new branch is revealing a Malaysia-specific food section to incorporate the unique and diverse Southeast Asian flavors such as pandan and gula melaka. For the time being, emphasis is placed in the core that balance is key. There should be a good balance between the unique and the familiar, and all should be made with good quality ingredients. The unique and precise style of Mixue should be maintained.

Full Lucky Cup Menu: Drinks and Prices Based on the latest Lucky Cup menu outlets, here’s a comprehensive breakdown by category. Prices are in RM and inclusive of 6% service tax (as noted on the menu). Note: Mixed Berry series contain mulberry, strawberry, and blackberry purees. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only—please contact staff for any allergies.
Classic Coffee Drink Hot (RM) Ice (RM) Espresso 4 – Americano 4 4.5 Americano Besar – 6 Café Latte 6.5 6 Signature Latte Drink Hot (RM) Ice (RM) Latte Kelapa 7 7 Yuen Yang Latte 6 6 Strawberry Latte 6.5 6.5 Teh Hitam Latte 7 7 Lucky Latte – 7 Latte Kelapa 7 7 Matcha Latte 7 7 Mocha 8 8 Latte Gula Hitam 8 8 Fruit Coffee Drink Ice (RM) Lemon Segar Kopi 3.5 Beri Campruran Kopi 4.5 Markisa Kopi 4.5 *Mixed Berry Kopi 4.5 Mocha Drink Hot (RM) Ice (RM) Mocha 8 – Fruit Tea Drink Ice (RM) Teh Beri Campruran 2.5 / 3 Teh Lemon Vanila 2.5 / 3 Matcha Lemonade 3 / 3.5 Teh Strawberry 3.5 / 4.5 Teh Markisa 4 Lucky Frappé Drink Ice (RM) Matcha Frappé Bertuah 7.5 Non-Coffee Drink Ice (RM) Matcha Vanilla Santan 4.5 Strawberry Santan (Matcha, Koktail) 5 Sundaes Drink Ice (RM) Aiskrim Vanila 1.5 Sundae Strawberry 4 Affogato 5.5 Beli Campruran (Blended Series) Drink Ice (RM) Beli Campruran 5 Stramberi Bertuah 6 Kopi Pokok 8 Signature Drinks: Where Bold Meets Budget Lucky Cup’s signature lineup is an impressive feat of artistry that combines coffee with refreshing, frozen fruit infusions. Here are the highlights that customers can’t stop talking about.
Strawberry Latte (RM6): Smooth espresso bonded with steamed milk and strawberry puree, then casued with swirling and finally netted with foam. The. Sweet, tart, and fulfilling, it’s the perfect espresso pick-me-up for anyone with a touch of berry obsession. Reviewers call it, “Instagram-worthy, and guilt-free,” because of the healthy fruit elements. Matcha Lucky Frappe (RM7.50): This blended and frozen, fluffy, green delight is made of blended ice, condensed milk, and premium matcha powder. Served with Lucky Cup House “Lucky” syrup to give it a touch of caramel. Smooth, not too earthy, earthy and refreshing, it is the ideal Frappe for matcha lovers. This is a great, cheap alternative for most frappes which seem to run 12+. Fresh Lemon Coffee (RM3.50): Cold brewed coffee with zesty, lemon slices steeped in ice. Simple, awake, and strangely addictive. For the coffee lovers, this is an ice coffee, and the pack of sugar in it, is perfect for the wake-up call. This is for a cost friendly option and a sweet alternative for Iced lattes. These signature offerings are not only drinks. They are conversation starters. Many, togeter with the extras, are offered for 1-2 rm. The most popular options are with extra shots or different milk.
Must-Try Favorites: Crowd-Pleasers and Hidden Gems Iced Americano (RM4.5): Bold, chilled, and unsweetened for a pure espresso taste. Latte Kelapa (RM7): Coconut milk with hot espresso for a tropical vibe. Affogato (RM5.5): Hot espresso over ice cream for a hot-cold treat. Teh Beri Campruran (RM2.5–3): Refreshing berry pulp tea for non-coffee lovers. Most drinks (16–20 oz) are quite generous portion-wise and come in environmentally friendly cups decorated with the brand’s iconic logo, serving as a cute homage to Mixue’s whimsical history. Tip: Any drink (baked fresh in-house, RM2–4) can be combined with the pastry and costs less than RM10.
Personal Review
I recently tried the Cheesecake Lucky Cup (RM8) and paired it with their Passionfruit Drink. The cheesecake was a solid budget treat with a moderately sweet flavor and a smooth, melt-in-your-mouth texture. The crust added a nice crunch to complement the creamy cheese filling. At RM8, it’s a steal compared to other cafés charging RM15–20 for similar desserts, though the taste is fairly standard and not as impressive as artisan cheesecakes. The portion size (250–300kcal) is just right for one person.
I’d also recommend pairing it with their Coconut Latte (RM6) or Matcha Lemon (RM4) for a refreshing combo. Availability can be an issue at some branches, which is a slight downside. Overall, it’s a decent dessert for the price, earning a 6.5/10. If it’s your first visit, go for their signature items—the cheesecake is worth a try for its value!While popular players like Starbucks and ZUS Coffee have made their mark in the more upscale segment of the Malaysian coffee industry, a new business has emerged that has aggressively entered the value segment – Lucky Cup by Mixue.
The new coffee brand by the popular bubble tea retailer Mixue has launched in Malaysia in the past few weeks and has quickly become the go to. Their coffee menu had instantly gained massive popularity and is affordably priced starting at RM1.50. With the new outlets that have opened, the coffee lover in you will instantly have access to the amazing brews by Lucky Cup. Lets take a closer look at the locations available to purchase Lucky Cup.
Locations: Expanding Footprint Across Malaysia To maintain a competitive difference, key urban intersections were chosen to enhance accessibility for. The main outlet was established within Jalan Alor, where it is vey considerably located in the main pulsating food market, where buzzing street food stalls brace the visitor, and the street lights glimmer at night, serving as an ideal stopping point. This is a perfect place for a fresh drink after dinner. The second shop is right there within the buzzing office community stationed in Petaling Jaya. This shop is a microtrend, seeing as it serves as a major hotspot for office-goers.
Currently opened and operating Lucky Cup Stores
UTAR Sungai Long, Kajang Bandar Puchong Jaya, Sleangor Kota Damansara, Dataran Sunway Each spot boasts sleek, minimalist interiors with communal seating, free Wi-Fi, and charging stations—making it a go-to for remote workers. Operating hours run from 8 AM to 10 PM daily, with delivery via GrabFood and Foodpanda already live in KL and PJ.
Why Lucky Cup Feels Like a Win In a market where overpriced lattes are the standard, Mixue’s Lucky Cup is turning the page: quality coffee doesn’t have to be expensive. Customers are greeted with a sprinkle of happiness whether they are in a rush to grab the classic at only RM1.50, or taking their time to appreciate the RM7.5 frappe work of art. “It’s like Mixue caffeinated and glowed-up—fun, affordable, and dangerously delicious”— one reviewer said.
Don’t miss the chance to visit Lucky Cup and find out for yourself why they could be the next coffee darling of the country! Your wallet and tongue will appreciate it. For reservations and the complete menu, visit luckycupmy.com, or for the latest news, Instagram @luckycupmalaysia.
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