Sip Into Summer at SM City Bataan
This summer, beat the rising temperatures with refreshing drinks and sweet coolers from your favorite spots around your most-loved SM City Bataan Whether you’re craving creamy classics or fruity refreshers, there’s something for every kind of thirst.
Classic Filipino Coolers at Gerry’s Grill

At Gerry’s Grill, enjoy this well-loved Filipino dessert drink packed with crushed ice, sweet beans, leche flan, ube, and ice cream. It’s the perfect mix of texture and flavor—rich, refreshing, and nostalgic.
Tropical Sips from Coco

Cool down with Coco’s signature milk teas and fruit-based drinks. Their refreshing coconut and tea blends bring a tropical twist that’s light yet satisfying—perfect for a quick escape from the heat.
Flavorful Favorites at Chatime

If you’re a milk tea lover, Chatime offers a wide selection of iced teas, smoothies, and pearl milk teas. Customize your drink just the way you like it and enjoy a sweet, icy treat while strolling through the mall.
Sweet Treats from Sugar Daddy

Refresh and recharge with Sugar Daddy’s naturally sweet sugarcane juice. Blended with real flavors like ginger lemon, lime, strawberry, and green mango, each drink offers a light, revitalizing twist—perfect for cooling down this summer.
Fresh Picks at Fruitas

Stay refreshed the healthy way with Fruitas’ lineup of fresh fruit shakes and juices. From watermelon to buko blends, these drinks are hydrating, naturally sweet, and perfect for sunny days.
Mango Magic at Mango Mama

Nothing beats the taste of Philippine mangoes. Mango Mama serves up rich, creamy mango shakes that are both refreshing and indulgent—your ultimate summer go-to.
Cool down with your favorite milk tea at Gong Cha
Known for its signature cream foam and best-selling milk tea blends, Gong Cha brings a rich and refreshing tea experience—from classic pearl milk tea to refreshing fruit teas. It’s the perfect stop to sip, chill, and recharge during your mall day. Make Every Sip Count This season, turn your mall trips into a summer escape at SM City Bataan. Whether you’re hanging out with friends, taking a shopping break, or simply looking to cool down, these drink spots offer the perfect way to refresh and recharge.
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