Dakasi Delivery Menu Malaysia
The Dakasi delivery menu mirrors the in-store drink lineup, minus a few toppings that don’t travel well. Dakasi outlets in Malaysia list on GrabFood and foodpanda where coverage exists, with drink prices slightly higher than in store. For the full drink list and indicative prices, see the Dakasi Malaysia menu.
How do I order Dakasi delivery in Malaysia?
Search “Dakasi” in the GrabFood or foodpanda app. If an outlet shows up near your location, you can order the full drink menu with toppings. The apps let you set sugar and ice levels where the outlet enables customisation, though some drink options are simplified for delivery. Pay by card, GrabPay or cash on delivery where available. Delivery times run 25 to 45 minutes at normal hours, longer during the evening bubble tea rush.
One thing worth knowing: Dakasi’s sealed cups travel well. The dome lid keeps the creme froth and toppings in place, so drinks arrive looking pretty close to how they leave the counter.
What’s on the Dakasi delivery menu and how much does it cost?
The delivery menu covers the same core series as the store: signature milk teas, the creme series, fruit and iced teas, and the blended yoghurt/smoothie range. Delivery prices typically run 10 to 20 percent above store prices, which is standard across Malaysian delivery platforms. Dakasi Malaysia doesn’t publish official delivery pricing, so the figures below are indicative estimates converted from the brand’s regional menu (October 2026).
| Delivery Menu Series | Example Drinks | Indicative Price (Large) |
|---|---|---|
| Signature Milk Tea | Dakasi Bubble Milk Tea, Classic Milk Tea, Jasmine Milk Tea | ~RM 12-14 |
| Roasted & Specialty | Charcoal Roasted Milk Tea, Okinawa Milk Tea | ~RM 13-15 |
| Creme Series | Creme Hokkaido, Creme Okinawa, Creme Chocolate | ~RM 14-17 |
| Fruit & Iced Tea | Passion Fruit Iced Tea, Lemon Iced Tea, Golden Honey Grapefruit Tea | ~RM 12-14 |
| Blended & Yoghurt | Strawberry Yoghurt, Mango Smoothie, Coffee Smoothie | ~RM 14-18 |
| Hot Drinks | Creamy Taro Milk, Matcha Red Bean Milk Tea | ~RM 12-14 |
Indicative estimates only, converted from regional Dakasi pricing (October 2026). In-app prices are the real ones; these give you a ballpark before you order.
How much does Dakasi delivery cost in Malaysia?
Delivery fees on GrabFood and foodpanda depend on distance from the outlet, not on Dakasi itself. Within 2 to 3 km you’ll usually see fees around RM 2 to 5; stretch past 5 km and it climbs toward RM 7 to 9. Both platforms run subscription passes (free delivery promos with a minimum order) and merchant vouchers that can wipe the fee entirely. During rain or peak hours, a small surge fee sometimes appears at checkout.
Minimum orders for delivery usually sit around RM 12 to 15, which one large Dakasi drink clears on its own. Two drinks plus a voucher is the sweet spot where the per-cup cost lands close to store prices.
How do I get the cheapest Dakasi delivery order?
Five habits that genuinely save money. First, always check both apps; the same outlet can have different vouchers on GrabFood and foodpanda. Second, look for bundle sets (see the Dakasi combo meals guide in the related links below) which price two or four drinks below the sum of singles. Third, time your order for off-peak afternoon hours when delivery-only vouchers pop up. Fourth, skip extra toppings on delivery, they cost more in-app and arrive slightly soggy. Fifth, if the outlet is within walking distance, self-pickup in the app keeps store pricing and skips the fee entirely.
About Dakasi
Dakasi (“big cast”) is a Taiwanese bubble tea chain founded in 1990, with hundreds of outlets across China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. Its calling cards are real brewed tea leaves (no powder), tapioca pearls cooked fresh through the day, and thick creme drinks with a signature froth.
Dakasi delivery menu FAQs
Is Dakasi on GrabFood Malaysia?
Dakasi outlets list on GrabFood and foodpanda where they have coverage. Search “Dakasi” in the app to check your area.
Are Dakasi delivery prices the same as in store?
No, delivery prices are usually 10 to 20 percent higher than in store, which is standard on Malaysian delivery platforms.
How much is the delivery fee?
Typically RM 2 to 9 depending on distance from the outlet. Platform vouchers and subscription passes can reduce or remove it.
Can I customise sugar and ice on delivery?
Often yes, where the outlet enables it. Some customisation options are simplified for delivery orders.
What travels best from Dakasi?
Sealed milk teas and creme drinks travel well. Blended smoothies and extra toppings fare slightly worse over longer rides.
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