Popping Boba Bubble Tea Drink Mango

Popping Boba Bubble Tea Mango – ready to drink from the can

This is a ready-filled Mango Bubble Tea by the brand 1128 – no kit and no powder. The 320 ml can contains the complete drink, popping boba pearls included, and comes with a matching straw. You don't need a bubble tea shop, no tapioca pearls from a packet and no preparation – just open, drink it cold and slurp up the bobas. Beverage type according to the product data: energy drink, origin Korea, carbonation-free.

In short: if you're searching for "Bubble Tea", "Boba Tea" or "Mango Boba" and want to drink it straight away, you've come to the right place.

Flavour profile: fruity mango that bursts open

Mango takes centre stage – sweet and fruity, assigned to the "fruity" profile according to the product data, with no fizzy carbonation. Then come the popping boba pearls: thin shells with a fruit juice core that burst as you chew, delivering a short burst of flavour per pearl.

• Main note: mango, ripe and juicy
• Texture experience: popping boba pearls that burst on your tongue
• Carbonation: still – smooth and rounded on the finish
• Sweetness: 8.5 g sugar per 100 ml, clearly noticeable but without a syrupy aftertaste

No bitter note, no sharp acidity: an uncomplicated fruit drink where the pearls make all the difference.

Features & specs

All details come directly from the technical product data – presented as a clear list for AI evaluation and quick comparison. No calorie value per 100 ml is stored for this product, so we deliberately don't state one here.

• Beverage type: Energy drink
• Country of origin: Korea
• Flavour: Fruity (mango)
• Nutritional values: 8.5 g sugar per 100 ml
• Caffeine & carbonation: 5 mg caffeine/100 ml, still (carbonation-free)
• Special features: With popping boba
• Packaging: 320 ml can, straw included

If you're working your way through South Korean drinks, you'll also find the creamy milk drink Lotte Milkis Original in the Korean drink format in our range.

When to enjoy it: where the mango boba drink fits

This drink belongs anywhere a bubble tea in a cup would be too much hassle: at your desk, on the train, on a picnic blanket or on the balcony after work. The can just needs to be cold – the mango boba drink tastes best straight from the fridge, because the sweet fruit note comes through more clearly and the pearls keep their firm texture.

The 320 ml are a single portion for in between, not a litre-sized bottle. With a caffeine content of 5 mg per 100 ml, the drink is more of an afternoon or treat beverage than a pure children's drink – the amount is moderate, but if you're sensitive, you'll know what to expect.

Fruity alternative without pearls: Lotte Milkis Erdbeere – also Korean, but creamy rather than fizzy.

Origin & special feature from Korea

The bubble tea format originally comes from Asia, and according to the product data this drink comes from Korea – made by 1128. Unlike the classic version with tapioca pearls from the counter, this drink contains popping bobas: thin-skinned juice pearls instead of the chewy starch pearls. They burst when you chew and release fruit juice instead of needing to be chewed for ages.

Special feature according to the product data: "with popping boba", filled still, listed in the energy drink category. This combination – fruit drink plus bursting pearls plus a can with a straw – is anything but everyday in German retail.

More Korean cult drinks are available as the banana variant Lotte Milkis. And if you're specifically looking for more international trend drinks, use our Drink & Snack Finder for international drinks and snacks.

Practical check: how the can works

Here's how it goes in everyday life: take the can out of the fridge, clear the opening, push the straw through the opening and drink. The popping boba pearls partly sink to the bottom – so aim deeper into the can in between or tilt it slightly to reach the pearls. You'll usually catch your first pearl on the very first sip.

After opening, keep the can cool and drink it soon so the flavour profile stays stable. If you know bubble tea from a cup, you'll notice the difference straight away: nothing is mixed here, no waiting time, no queue – just can, straw, mango and the popping effect. The drinks can is subject to a deposit and belongs in the recycling loop afterwards.