On 30th of October 2021, the Grand Opening of BaWangChaJi’s second Flagship Outlet at Sunway Pyramid was a stellar success with Malaysians. The brand has invited Malaysians to visit their first outlet within Subang area at the impressively-themed shopping mall, Sunway Pyramid and following another two outlets in USJ, Taipan and SS15, Subang Jaya this week on the 3rd November 2021.
To those who joined the grand opening, they get a tear cup surprise from every cup of premium fresh milk tea purchased. With that said, everyone enjoyed the premium fresh milk tea while happily retrieving the surprise gifts from BaWangChaJi’s very own signature Big Big Cup.
Those who visited the store were pleased with the experience of enjoying the authenticity of the tea’s taste and the freshness of the milk within a space that brings a luxurious sensation. According to BaWangChaJi, all details of the outlet’s interior design were well thought out and executed, especially the wide textured wall with BaWangChaJi logo that has become the key backdrop for many fans to take pictures. This flagship outlet has a unique design concept with a fusion of luxurious elements into its modern oriental interior design concept.
“It was an honour to receive such positive feedback from fans with them enjoying themselves at our second flagship outlet at Sunway Pyramid. This joyous occasion was also supported by Signature Market and many of those that attended enjoyed our premium tea with the Low Carb mixed nuts. This is just the start of our long journey and there is more to be expected while we bring the premium tea to more locations for more tea lovers around Malaysia to enjoy our beverages conveniently,” said Jack Chong, CEO of BaWangChaJi Malaysia.
For tea lovers who missed out on the grand opening, you can now visit Lot 142B, LG2, Sunway Pyramid Mall, Petaling Jaya from 10am-10pm to indulge in a cup of premium tea of your choice while surrounded by a higher level atmosphere in this flagship store. Bear in mind that all who wish to visit the outlet are required to follow the government’s Standard Operating Procedure.
Credited to BaWangChaJi Malaysia