Dakasi Party Packages Malaysia 2026
Looking for Dakasi party packages for your office event, birthday or kenduri? Dakasi does not publish an official catering menu in Malaysia, so you arrange bulk orders directly with an outlet. This guide explains how it works, what it typically costs, and how to book. For everyday prices, see the full Dakasi menu with prices.
Does Dakasi offer party packages in Malaysia?
No. Dakasi Malaysia has no official party package, catering menu or published bundle price list that we could find, as of October 2026. What bubble tea chains do in practice is simpler: you place one big order with an outlet, usually 20 cups or more, and staff make all the drinks in one batch. You still pay the standard per-cup price. So the “package” is really just a bulk order, arranged over the phone or in person.
If your event needs a formal quote or invoice, ask the outlet manager directly. Some outlets will put together a written quotation for corporate orders, especially if you give them a few days of notice.
How do Dakasi bulk orders work?
The process is the same across most bubble tea chains. You call or visit your nearest Dakasi outlet, tell them how many cups you need, pick a shortlist of flavours (three or four keeps things manageable), set the sugar and ice levels, and agree on a pickup or delivery time. For orders of 50 cups or more, book at least three days ahead so the outlet can staff for it.
What to decide before you call
Have these answers ready and the call takes two minutes: total cups, flavour mix (or “your choice, but include the signature Dakasi Bubble Milk Tea”), sugar level (half sugar is the crowd-pleaser), cup size, and who collects. If you are unsure of the crowd’s taste, ask for a split: half classic milk teas, half fruit teas.
What do Dakasi party packages cost?
Since there is no official price list, the honest answer is: the standard menu price times the number of cups. Bubble tea cups in Malaysia typically run RM 10 to RM 18 depending on the drink (classic milk teas are cheaper, creme and specialty drinks cost more). The table below shows what common order sizes come to, using those typical per-cup prices. These are estimates to help you budget, not official Dakasi figures.
| Order Size | Best For | Estimated Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 20 cups | Small office team, birthday | RM 200 – 360 |
| 30 cups | Office department, engagement | RM 300 – 540 |
| 50 cups | Company event, wedding drinks station | RM 500 – 900 |
| 100 cups | Big corporate function | RM 1,000 – 1,800 |
Some outlets may throw in extras for very large orders, like free delivery within a short distance or a discount on the largest sizes. It never hurts to ask, but don’t expect a published discount tier, because there isn’t one.
How do you book a Dakasi bulk order?
There is no online booking portal for this, so it is all done the old-fashioned way. Here is the flow that works:
Steps to book
1. Find the nearest Dakasi outlet and visit or call during off-peak hours, ideally weekday mornings. 2. State your cup count, event date and pickup time. 3. Agree the flavour mix and sugar/ice defaults. 4. Confirm the total and pay (most outlets take full payment upfront for big orders). 5. Pick up on time and serve the drinks within two hours, because pearls go hard if they sit.
Tips for a smooth bulk order
Five things worth doing
Stick to three or four flavours. A huge variety slows the line and increases the chance of a mix-up. Set half sugar as the default. Guests can always ask for adjustments, but half sugar suits most Malaysians. Order regular sizes for large crowds. Large cups double the carrying hassle and cost. Ask for the drinks slightly less icy. For pickup orders, ice melts in transit and waters the drinks down. Confirm the day before. One quick call saves you from a forgotten order and a roomful of disappointed guests.
About Dakasi
Dakasi is a Taiwanese milk tea brand founded in 1990, with hundreds of stores across China and branches in Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. It is known for the signature Dakasi Bubble Milk Tea, the Okinawa milk tea with roasted brown sugar, and the Creme series. Its Malaysian presence is small, so always confirm your nearest outlet before planning a bulk order.
Dakasi party packages FAQs
Does Dakasi have an official catering menu in Malaysia?
No. Dakasi does not publish an official party package or catering menu in Malaysia. Bulk orders are arranged directly with individual outlets at standard per-cup prices.
What is the minimum order for a bulk order?
There is no published minimum, but outlets generally treat 20 cups or more as a bulk order worth scheduling ahead. Confirm with your outlet.
How much does a 30-cup Dakasi order cost?
Expect roughly RM 300 to RM 540 for 30 cups, based on typical Malaysian bubble tea prices of RM 10 to RM 18 per cup. This is an estimate; confirm the final total with the outlet.
Does Dakasi deliver bulk orders?
Some outlets will arrange delivery for large orders within a short distance, but it is not guaranteed. Pickup is the reliable option. Ask the outlet manager when you book.
How far ahead should I book?
At least three days for 50 cups or more, and a week is safer for 100 cups. Smaller orders of 20 to 30 cups can sometimes be done with one or two days of notice.
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