Every named regular who walks into your milk tea shop in Boba Cafe Simulator has one drink they want more than any other. Serve that exact cup, matched on temperature, ice, sugar, and toppings, and the customer leaves happy while your profit climbs. Get the build wrong and the order counts as a miss.
Quick answer: Match the customer name to the row below, then brew the drink at the listed temperature with the exact ice, sugar, and ingredient counts. WangShoucai wants Lemonade with one ice and two sugar; Fred wants a Hot Latte with no sugar at 50% milk and 50% coffee.
Customer favorite drinks and full recipes
The table lists each discovered regular and the precise cup they order. Follow the temperature and the exact ice and sugar counts, because the shop treats these values as part of the recipe, not a suggestion.
| Customer | Favorite drink and recipe |
|---|---|
| WangShoucai | Lemonade, one ice, two sugar. |
| Fred | Hot Latte, no sugar. 50% milk and 50% coffee. |
| Mimi | Milk at room temperature, two sugar. |
| SodaCola | Super Fruit Tea, two ice, two sugar. 100% green tea with one each of purple grape, taro ball, mango, blueberries, peach, and passion fruit. Add pomelo pulp last, or the cup reports too many ingredients. |
| MaiDegui | Shine Muscat Delight at room temperature, two sugar. 100% green tea with one green juice. |
| Lowenzahn | Mango Pomelo Sago, one ice, no sugar. 50% milk and 50% mango juice, with one diced mango, one pomelo pulp, and one sago. |
| Whisley | Coconut Lemon Punch, two ice, two sugar. 50% milk and 50% coconut milk, with three lemon slices. |
| Coco | Watermelon Milk, two ice, four sugar. |
| Beatrice | Willow-o’-the-Wisp Roasted Milk at room temperature, no sugar. 100% roasted milk with one Willow-o’-the-Wisp. |
| Spiritia | Roasted Milk, two ice, four sugar. 50% roast water and 50% roasted milk. |
The two settings that trip up most orders
Temperature and sugar are the parts players miss most. A drink listed at room temperature must not be iced or heated, and a “no sugar” order means zero, not one. Beatrice, MaiDegui, and Mimi all take room temperature cups, so leave the ice and heater alone for those three.
Sugar counts also swing widely. Coco and Spiritia both want four sugar, while WangShoucai and Whisley want two. Set the exact number before you hand the cup over.
Ingredient order matters for the complex cups
SodaCola’s Super Fruit Tea is the fussiest build on the list. Start with 100% green tea, then add one each of purple grape, taro ball, mango, blueberries, peach, and passion fruit. Add the pomelo pulp only at the end. Drop it in too early and the cup throws a “too many ingredients” error, forcing you to restart the drink.
Lowenzahn’s Mango Pomelo Sago follows a similar logic with fewer parts. Combine 50% milk and 50% mango juice, then finish with one diced mango, one pomelo pulp, and one sago. Whisley’s Coconut Lemon Punch splits the base evenly between milk and coconut milk before you drop in three lemon slices.
How to confirm you served the right drink
When the cup matches the customer’s favorite, the order clears cleanly and pays out at full value instead of a reduced amount for a wrong drink. If the game rejects a build during assembly, an on-screen error like the “too many ingredients” warning tells you the cup is overloaded, which is your cue to reset and rebuild in the correct order.
Not every regular in Sugarville is documented yet, and the shop introduces new drinks tied to holidays and its 11 weather types, so preferences can shift with the season. Keep matching the names above to their exact cups, and the happy regulars will keep your counter moving through the rush.
