Big crowds expected as brand to open in Glasgow's Silverburn
As part of its opening, the eatery will be giving away free boba tea to the first 100 customers.
After that, punters will be able to enjoy 50 per cent off the cafe's menu for the rest of the day.
CUPP, described as being a 'cult-favourite boba tea brand', is known for its 'viral drinks and dedicated following'.
'Big crowds' expected as brand to open in Glasgow's Silverburn (Image: Dan Martin) Its new kiosk at Silverburn will offer the drink spot's full range of 'signature boba teas', alongside freshly brewed barista coffee, freshly made cakes, and their Taiwanese hot food menu.
The brand is expecting 'big crowds and long queues' of fans at its new Silverburn store on opening day, which has been the case with previous openings.
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Laura Bennett, Marketing Manager of CUPP, said: 'We're so excited to be opening our third location in Glasgow - the city always shows us so much love.
"Silverburn is a brilliant spot with huge footfall, and this new kiosk looks amazing.
"Whether you're grabbing your go-to order or trying something new from our hot food or drinks menu, we can't wait to welcome both loyal fans and new faces to experience the full CUPP offering."
David Pierotti, General Manager of Silverburn, said: 'We're thrilled to welcome CUPP to Silverburn.
"As a brand renowned for its viral drinks and loyal following, CUPP brings a fresh and exciting new experience to our guests.
"This opening adds even more variety to our already outstanding dining and leisure offering and reflects our ongoing commitment to providing a diverse and high-quality experience for shoppers in Glasgow and beyond.'
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