Nayuki Best Sellers Prices Malaysia 2026
The Nayuki best sellers are easy to spot: the same handful of drinks and bakes shows up in every piece of launch coverage, from Singapore’s 2018 VivoCity opening through the Funan and Takashimaya openings in 2019. There’s a catch for Malaysian readers, though. Nayuki’s first Malaysia store opened at The Exchange TRX in Kuala Lumpur in December 2024, but no ringgit menu could be verified, so the prices below are Singapore prices in SGD, from that launch coverage, and they’re indicative, not current. For the full brand picture, see our Nayuki menu prices Malaysia hub guide.
What are Nayuki’s best selling drinks?
Nayuki’s drink menu has a clear top tier. The Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea leads it: blended strawberries and berries in Jasmine Tippy Tea, capped with milk cheese foam, and the drink every launch article names first. Close behind sit the Supreme Cheese Mixed Berries, the Supreme Orange for people who skip cheese foam, and the Cheese Ali Mountain Dew, built on the brand’s award-winning Alisan tea. The cold brews round out the list for purists who want tea without the extras.
| Drink | Singapore Price | Why It Stands Out |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea | S$8.30 | The signature: blended berries, Jasmine Tippy Tea, cheese foam |
| Supreme Cheese Mixed Berries | S$8.50 | Strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, same cheese foam cap |
| Supreme Orange | S$6.50 | Two whole oranges with Jasmine Tippy Tea and lemon, no cheese foam |
| Cheese Ali Mountain Dew | S$5.50 | Alisan Mountain Dew Tea with milk cheese foam |
| Frosted Cap Oolong Black Pearl | S$5.20 | Roasted oolong milk tea with brown sugar pearls |
| Green Oolong Cold Brew | S$4.20 | 8-hour steeped oolong, bottled with the leaves |
| Frosted Cap Oolong Cold Brew | S$4.20 | Cold brew oolong with a cheese foam cap |
| Golden Cicada Oolong Cold Brew | S$3.90 | The lightest cold brew, cheapest drink on the board |
If you only try one drink, make it the Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea. It’s the priciest drink on the board, but it’s also the one the brand is known for, and it shows off both halves of the concept: real fruit tea plus the salty-sweet cheese foam.
What are Nayuki’s best selling bakes?
The bakes follow the same pattern: one famous line, then strong supporting acts. The Mystique range leads it, with the Strawberry Blush Mystique as the headliner, a fresh cream bread topped with real strawberries, and the Magic Mango Mystique right behind it. For something richer, the MSW Durian Supreme packs Mao Shan Wang durian filling into a spiky loaf. Savoury fans get A Farmer’s Harvest, and kids get the QQ Pearly Choco Bear, a cocoa bear bread filled with custard and dotted with pearls.
| Bake | Singapore Price | What It Is |
|---|---|---|
| Strawberry Blush Mystique | S$6.80 | Fresh cream bread topped with strawberries, pink chocolate drizzle |
| Magic Mango Mystique | S$6.80 | Fresh cream and mango cubes in a soft Euro bake |
| MSW Durian Supreme | S$7.80 | Mao Shan Wang durian filling, the priciest bake |
| A Farmer’s Harvest | S$5.50 | Ham, bacon, cheese and olives in a savoury bake |
| Matcha Mochi Blossom | S$5.00 | Matcha bake, a middle-ground pick |
| Pitaya Cranberry Cheese | S$4.50 | Dragon fruit and cranberry with cheese |
| A Wick’ed Sausage | S$3.80 | Savoury sausage bake |
| QQ Pearly Choco Bear | S$3.30 | Cocoa bear bread with custard, pearls and raisins |
Which Nayuki pairings work best together?
Nayuki’s whole idea is the pairing: a tea and a bake that balance each other. Launch coverage even printed recommended pairings, and they make sense once you taste the logic. Rich bakes want bright drinks, sweet drinks want something savoury or plain to reset the palate, and the cheese foam drinks pair best with fruit-filled breads that echo their flavours.
| Pairing | Combined Price | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea + Strawberry Blush Mystique | S$15.10 | The signature pairing, strawberry on strawberry |
| Supreme Orange + MSW Durian Supreme | S$14.30 | Bright orange acidity cuts the rich durian cream |
| Cheese Ali Mountain Dew + A Farmer’s Harvest | S$11.00 | Floral cheese tea with a savoury ham and cheese bake |
| Supreme Cheese Mixed Berries + Magic Mango Mystique | S$15.30 | Berry tea with mango cream bread, a fruit-forward combo |
| Frosted Cap Oolong Black Pearl + QQ Pearly Choco Bear | S$8.50 | Pearl milk tea with a pearl-dotted cocoa bear, the fun pick |
Nayuki best sellers FAQs
What is Nayuki’s most popular drink?
By launch coverage, the Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea (S$8.30). It’s named as the signature in every major write-up of the Singapore openings.
What is Nayuki’s most popular bake?
The Strawberry Blush Mystique (S$6.80), a fresh cream bread topped with strawberries. It’s the bake most often paired with the signature tea.
Can I buy Nayuki best sellers in Malaysia?
Yes, at the TRX outlet in Kuala Lumpur, the first Malaysia store, opened December 2024. The prices here are Singapore prices in SGD, so check the TRX menu board for ringgit prices.
What is the cheapest Nayuki best seller?
The QQ Pearly Choco Bear at S$3.30 among bakes, and the Golden Cicada Oolong Cold Brew at S$3.90 among drinks, both from Singapore launch coverage.
Are these really the best sellers, or just the famous ones?
Honest answer: they’re the most named signatures in launch coverage, not audited sales data. Nayuki doesn’t publish item-level sales, so this list tracks fame, not till receipts.
Where do these prices come from?
Miss Tam Chiak (July 2019), Eatbook (2019-2020) and Ladyironchef (June 2019) coverage of Nayuki Singapore. Prices are in SGD, from launch-era coverage, and are indicative only.
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