Tiger Sugar
Bubble tea store · The Asian District
5150 Spring Mountain Rd #10, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Highlights
Original brown sugar bubble tea with fresh cream & tiger stripes
Original brown sugar bubble tea with fresh cream & tiger stripes
"A bubble-tea brand opening its third Las Vegas outpost in the food hall, known at this location for selling brown sugar boba beverages." - Janna Karel
"Tiger Sugar uses an eight-hour method for cooking its syrups and tapioca pearls. The result is a rich brown sugar syrup that marks the inside of cups with signature “tiger stripes” and boba pearls in varying sizes for a delightful texture while sipping. Go with the signature offering here — with black sugar milk tea, boba, and cream mousse." - Katie Swalm
"Already serving beautifully layered boba milk teas in Chinatown and Resorts World Las Vegas, Tiger Sugar will have a stall inside the H-Mart food hall." - Janna Karel
"Social media sensation Tiger Sugar from Taiwan debuts its Instagram star boba drinks to Las Vegas when it opens on Chinatown’s Spring Mountain Road on March 7 with long lines waiting to order its syrup and fresh mousse cream tiger stripe dessert drinks." - Susan Stapleton
"It looks like cult-favorite boba tea shop Tiger Sugar has plans to bring its third U.S. location to Carrollton, following the wildly popular shop’s debuts in New York City and Los Angeles. A job posting on Indeed indicates that Tiger Sugar has plans for a Carrollton location, though no address or opening timeline for that outpost has been made public just yet. According to Eater New York, the Taiwan-born chain was founded in 2017 and has since opened more than 40 outposts across the globe, including shops in Malaysia, China, Thailand, Canada, and the Philippines. As for the U.S., additional locations are currently in the works in San Diego and Las Vegas. While the menu may look much like that at any other boba tea shop, Tiger Sugar has earned Instagram fame thanks to its “tiger stripe” milk tea lattes crowned with cream mousse, which are named for the dramatic-looking “stripes” of caramelized brown sugar syrup that paint the inside of each cup. No word yet on when Tiger Sugar will make its DFW debut, but it is “urgently hiring” servers and supervisors for its Carrollton outpost. Stay tuned for more details." - Amy McCarthy
