‘Tis the season to celebrate, and LiHo Singapore is inviting fans to indulge in their love for Genshin Impact during the festive period. Following up from a highly successful run in 2022, the tie-in event will run from 14 December to 31 January 2024, with new drink creations, exclusive merchandise, and more activities in tow.
Titled “A Tea-Lightful Encounter”, the collaboration introduces the Light Milk Tea Cloud series, featuring Jean and Klee from the game. The first, Money Money Light Milk Tea Cloud (S$5.30), offers a glutinous taste profile and a light foam layer on top, while the Orchid Tie Guan Yin Light Milk Tea Cloud (S$5.30) pairs a floral scent with the earthy notes of an Orchid Tie Guan Yin tea base.
A scratch card with in-game item codes will also be included for each order, allowing travellers to redeem the following:
- Fruity Smootie x2
- Fruity Duet x2
- Cheese and Dew Teatime x1
- Primogems x40
Although the beverages are standalone, those looking to expand their merchandise collection can look to the combo sets. Where the Basic Combo (S$11.90) packs a collaboration drink and an exclusively designed tote bag, the Premium Combo (S$19.90) consists of a drink and a tumbler. The former will be available from 14 December, two weeks before the latter goes on sale on 31 December.
Rounding out the Genshin Impact x LiHO TEA experience in Singapore is an offline cosplay event, taking place on 16 and 17 December at the Suntec City and Bugis+ outlets. From 12pm to 5pm on the first day, cosplayers Suika (@suikacosplayy) and Ming (@mmings15) will greet visitors, with DJ Haru (@djharuharuka) and Munoko (@munoko_cosplay) taking over for the next day. The two-day affair also promises on-site activities and chances for fans to win prizes.
The collaboration drinks and merchandise will be sold in-store islandwide, on the LiHO TEA App, and via delivery platforms Foodpanda and GrabFood.
Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.
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