Starbucks China publishes its menu as three price boards, and the numbers on them are yuan prices for every size. A Tall Caffè Americano is CN¥27 (~$4.02), a Tall Caffè Latte is CN¥30 (~$4.47), and the most expensive row is the 红茶咖啡拿铁鸳鸯, a yuanyang-style black tea and coffee latte, at CN¥36-42 (~$5.36-$6.25). The cheapest drinks are two iced shaken teas at CN¥23 (~$3.42) Tall. Also on China’s board: a 259 ml hot-only Intenso small cup at CN¥29 (~$4.32), Refreshers sold as 星巴克生咖, a peach jelly Frappuccino and a Belgium dark chocolate black tea latte. Every size step costs 3 yuan. The boards list no food and no calories.
The menu page on starbucks.com.cn is a price list. It has 32 rows across three boards, every row named in Chinese and English, and almost every price printed for three cup sizes. Where our Starbucks Japan page tracks seasonal launches, this one reads the boards row by row, starting with the rows that only make sense once you know the Chinese name. If you are eating your way around the country, our McDonald’s China burger and breakfast menu is translated the same way.
Checked against Starbucks China’s own menu page; images © Starbucks China.
Checked September 20, 2026. The menu page’s content is three images and nothing else: a coffee board, a Frappuccino board headed 夏日焕新菜单 (New Summer Offer), and a tea board headed 心动价23起. Names and prices exist only inside those images, so every figure below was read off the boards by eye and checked twice. Prices are yuan per cup in the order Tall, Grande, Venti. Two caveats come from the boards themselves. Their small print says the price posted in each store is the one that applies, and their copyright line reads 2025 under that summer headline, which is what the page was still serving on the date above. The site also keeps an older product catalog online, with photos and descriptions and no prices. The menu page no longer links to it. Photos on this page come from that catalog, matched to board rows by their Chinese names. Drinks with no catalog page have no product photo on the site, so their item pages show the price board instead. The dollar figures are a loose conversion at the rate on the date above.
Three cup sizes, 3 yuan apart
The smallest size on the boards is 中杯, which translates as medium cup. The footnote on the coffee board maps it to Tall at 355 ml, with 大杯 (large cup) as Grande at 473 ml and 超大杯 (extra large cup) as Venti at 592 ml. So if you ask for a medium in Chinese, you get the smallest cup on the list. The only smaller cup on the boards is the 259 ml one used for the two Intenso lattes.
Every three-size row on all three boards climbs by 3 yuan per size. A Caffè Americano is CN¥27 (~$4.02), CN¥30 (~$4.47) and CN¥33 (~$4.91). A Flat White is CN¥35 (~$5.21), CN¥38 (~$5.66) and CN¥41 (~$6.10). The small print says prices are per cup in yuan. It also lists allergens that made-to-order drinks may contain: gluten cereals, egg, peanut, soy, milk and tree nuts.
The coffee board as the menu page served it on September 20, 2026.
The link opens a larger copy. Image: Starbucks China
Yuanyang, the small cup and the rest of China’s coffee rows
The most expensive drink Starbucks China publishes is the 红茶咖啡拿铁鸳鸯 at CN¥36 (~$5.36) Tall. 鸳鸯 (yuanyang) is the Hong Kong cafe name for coffee mixed with milk tea, and the Chinese name lists the parts in order: black tea, coffee, latte, yuanyang. The English line on the board flattens that to Black Tea Caffè Latte. It is listed hot or iced.
The Starbucks Intenso Collection, written 星巴克\浓/小杯 on the board, is two hot lattes in a 259 ml cup at CN¥29 (~$4.32): a plain one and a coconut one (椰香). 浓 means strong and 小杯 means small cup. It is the only place on the boards where a drink comes in one size.
The rest of this list is flavored lattes at CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall: Tahitian vanilla with almond (大溪地香草风情巴旦木拿铁) and a berries flavor (莓莓风味拿铁) that also comes as an Americano at CN¥30 (~$4.47). An Extra Shot Latte, 浓郁咖啡拿铁, is CN¥34 (~$5.06), which is 4 yuan over the plain latte. The oat milk and almond lattes share a row priced exactly like the regular Caffè Latte, CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall.
| Item | Price | What it is |
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| Black Tea Caffè Latte 红茶咖啡拿铁鸳鸯 | CN¥36 (~$5.36) Tall / 39 Grande / 42 Venti | Yuanyang: black tea and coffee in a latte, hot or iced. The top price on all three boards. |
| Intenso Latte \浓/小杯拿铁 | CN¥29 (~$4.32), one 259 ml cup | The small-cup latte, hot only. |
| Intenso Coconut Latte 椰香\浓/小杯拿铁 | CN¥29 (~$4.32), one 259 ml cup | The coconut version, same cup and price. |
| Tahitian Vanilla Flavored Almond Latte 大溪地香草风情巴旦木拿铁 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | 大溪地 is Tahiti, 巴旦木 is almond. Hot or iced. |
| Berries Flavored Latte 莓莓风味拿铁 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | 莓莓 doubles the character for berry. Priced with the Vanilla and Hazelnut lattes. |
| Berries Flavored Americano 莓莓风味美式 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | The same flavor in an Americano, 3 yuan over the plain one. |
| Extra Shot Latte 浓郁咖啡拿铁 | CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall / 37 Grande / 40 Venti | The Chinese name reads as rich coffee latte. |
| Oat Milk Latte / Almond Latte 燕麦拿铁/巴旦木拿铁 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | One row for both, at the regular latte price. |
Refreshers are 星巴克生咖 here
Starbucks China sells Refreshers under the name 星巴克生咖. 生咖 reads as raw coffee, and the board tags the range 轻咖啡因饮品, a light-caffeine drink, served iced. Its footnote says one cup has about a third of the caffeine of an Americano in the same size. Two are on the board, both at CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall. The Pink Drink keeps its English name in capitals ahead of the Chinese 粉粉生咖, and the Strawberry Acai Lemonade is 粉莓柠力生咖. The site publishes no ingredients for either.
| Item | Price | What it is |
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| Pink Drink PINK DRINK 粉粉生咖 | CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall / 37 Grande / 40 Venti | Starbucks Refreshers, iced. 粉粉 is pink, doubled. |
| Strawberry Acai Lemonade 粉莓柠力生咖 | CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall / 37 Grande / 40 Venti | The second Refreshers row, iced, same price. |
The espresso core, with photos
These eight have product photos because the older catalog has a page for each. 馥芮白 is how Starbucks China writes flat white, and the board marks the name as a registered trademark. At CN¥35 (~$5.21) Tall it is the second most expensive coffee row. The ladder under it runs Caffè Americano CN¥27 (~$4.02), Caffè Latte and Cappuccino CN¥30 (~$4.47), the flavored lattes and Caffè Mocha CN¥33 (~$4.91), Cold Brew CN¥34 (~$5.06). The Classic Coffee block is headed hot and iced.
Caramel Macchiato, plain espresso and brewed coffee have no row on any board, though the older catalog has pages for the first two. A missing row means Starbucks China publishes no price for the drink. It does not tell you whether stores still make it.
| Item | Price | What it is | |
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Flat White 馥芮白 | CN¥35 (~$5.21) Tall / 38 Grande / 41 Venti | Ristretto shots under steamed milk, finished with what the product page calls a signature dot. |
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Caffè Latte 拿铁 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | Espresso, steamed milk and a light layer of foam. Shares its row with the Cappuccino. |
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Cappuccino 卡布奇诺 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | Thick foam dusted with cinnamon or cocoa powder, per the Chinese page. |
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Vanilla Flavored Latte 香草风味拿铁 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | Espresso with vanilla flavored syrup. One row with Hazelnut. |
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Hazelnut Flavored Latte 榛果风味拿铁 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | Espresso, steamed milk and hazelnut flavored syrup. |
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Caffè Mocha 摩卡 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | Espresso with mocha sauce and steamed milk. |
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Caffè Americano 美式咖啡 | CN¥27 (~$4.02) Tall / 30 Grande / 33 Venti | Espresso and water. The cheapest coffee on the board. |
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Cold Brew 冷萃冰咖啡 | CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall / 37 Grande / 40 Venti | Steeped in cold filtered water for more than 10 hours, per the site’s cold brew page. |
Frappuccino is 星冰乐, from 26 yuan
星冰乐 is the Chinese name for Frappuccino: 星 is the star from 星巴克, 冰 is ice and 乐 is joy. The board under the New Summer Offer headline lists ten, from CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall for Mango Passion Fruit and Vanilla up to CN¥33 (~$4.91) for Mocha Java Chip. Two rows worth a look: 桃桃果冻星冰乐, a peach jelly Frappuccino that the English line shortens to White Peach, and a Matcha Java Chip at CN¥32 (~$4.76). The board’s English column drops the word Frappuccino from every row, so Matcha on the board means 抹茶星冰乐, the Matcha Frappuccino.
The Frappuccino board, headed 夏日焕新菜单. The link opens a larger
copy. Image: Starbucks China
| Item | Price | What it is | |
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Mango Passion Fruit Frappuccino 芒果西番莲果茶星冰乐 | CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall / 29 Grande / 32 Venti | Herbal tea blended with mango and passion fruit juice and ice. |
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Vanilla Flavor Frappuccino 香草风味星冰乐 | CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall / 29 Grande / 32 Venti | Vanilla flavored syrup blended with milk and ice. |
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Matcha Frappuccino 抹茶星冰乐 | CN¥29 (~$4.32) Tall / 32 Grande / 35 Venti | The older product page still calls it Green Tea Cream Frappuccino. |
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Mocha Frappuccino 摩卡星冰乐 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | Mocha sauce, Frappuccino roast coffee, milk and ice under whipped cream. |
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Mocha Java Chip Frappuccino 摩卡可可碎片星冰乐 | CN¥33 (~$4.91) Tall / 36 Grande / 39 Venti | The top Frappuccino price. The Chinese page says the chips are compound chocolate. |
The other five Frappuccinos have no catalog page, so no photo:
| Item | Price | What it is |
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| White Peach Frappuccino 桃桃果冻星冰乐 | CN¥32 (~$4.76) Tall / 35 Grande / 38 Venti | 果冻 is jelly: the Chinese name says peach jelly Frappuccino. |
| Matcha Java Chip Frappuccino 抹茶可可碎片星冰乐 | CN¥32 (~$4.76) Tall / 35 Grande / 38 Venti | Matcha with cocoa chips (可可碎片), 3 yuan over the plain Matcha. |
| Chocolate Flavor Frappuccino 巧克力风味星冰乐 | CN¥29 (~$4.32) Tall / 32 Grande / 35 Venti | Priced level with the Matcha. |
| Caramel Coffee Frappuccino 焦糖咖啡星冰乐 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | Same price as the Mocha and Espresso ones. |
| Espresso Frappuccino 浓缩咖啡星冰乐 | CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall / 33 Grande / 36 Venti | 浓缩咖啡 is espresso. |
Tea from 23 yuan: 冰摇茶 and tea lattes
The third board’s headline is 心动价23起 快乐到手, roughly tempting prices from 23, happiness in hand. The 23 is the Tall price of two iced shaken teas, Lemon and Blackcurrant Raspberry, the cheapest drinks Starbucks China publishes. 冰摇茶 is iced shaken tea, which the board abbreviates to IST, and both tea blocks carry the Teavana name, which the catalog writes as 茶瓦纳. Peach Oolong, 冰摇桃桃乌龙茶, costs 6 yuan more at CN¥29 (~$4.32) Tall. The catalog page for it describes pressed peach juice and pieces of white peach in the cup.
The three tea lattes are listed hot or iced: Matcha and Black Tea at CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall, and a Belgium Dark Chocolate Black Tea Latte (比利时黑巧红茶拿铁) at CN¥29 (~$4.32). The Chinese catalog pages for the Matcha and Black Tea lattes both state 本饮品不含咖啡: this drink contains no coffee.
The tea board, headed 心动价23起. The link opens a larger copy.
Image: Starbucks China
| Item | Price | What it is | |
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Peach Oolong Iced Shaken Tea 冰摇桃桃乌龙茶 | CN¥29 (~$4.32) Tall / 32 Grande / 35 Venti | Peach juice, white peach pieces and oolong tea, per the Chinese page. |
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Blackcurrant Raspberry Iced Shaken Tea 冰摇红莓黑加仑茶 | CN¥23 (~$3.42) Tall / 26 Grande / 29 Venti | Blackcurrant and raspberry juice shaken with iced black tea. |
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Matcha Latte 抹茶拿铁 | CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall / 29 Grande / 32 Venti | Matcha, steamed milk and foam, hot or iced. No coffee, per the Chinese page. |
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Black Tea Latte 红茶拿铁 | CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall / 29 Grande / 32 Venti | Black tea in steamed milk, hot or iced. No coffee. |
Two tea rows have no photo:
| Item | Price | What it is |
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| Lemon Iced Shaken Tea 冰摇柠檬茶 | CN¥23 (~$3.42) Tall / 26 Grande / 29 Venti | Level with Blackcurrant Raspberry as the cheapest drink on the boards. |
| Belgium Dark Chocolate Black Tea Latte 比利时黑巧红茶拿铁 | CN¥29 (~$4.32) Tall / 32 Grande / 35 Venti | 黑巧 is short for dark chocolate. Hot or iced, 3 yuan over the other tea lattes. |
What the older product catalog still shows
Behind the boards, starbucks.com.cn keeps an older product catalog online: 114 entries with photos, Chinese and English names and, for most, a short description. The menu page used to list them and now hides the list, but the pages load if you have the address. We read every non-merchandise page in both languages. Nothing in this catalog has a price and nothing says whether an item is still sold, so read this section as what Starbucks China has published about these products, with no promise that your store has them. Age is a fair worry: one merchandise category is labeled 2017, and the Nitro Cold Brew page talks about a 2016 launch.
Food is the part the boards never cover. The catalog has 16 sandwiches, wraps and panini, 14 bakery items, 7 cakes and desserts, 2 yoghurts and 8 entries filed as other food, from cashews to fruit salad. Twelve of those 47 carry the line 仅江浙沪门店, which the English pages give as exclusive in Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, so even in the catalog’s day they were regional.
A few entries say something about China in particular. The South of the Clouds Blend page says it was first released in 2009 as the first Starbucks blend to include coffee beans from China. The Nitro Cold Brew page says the drink’s first launch outside North America was at a Beijing store on October 31, 2016. The Ham & Gouda Sandwich is a 星明治 in Chinese, with the 星 of 星巴克 swapped in for the first character of 三明治, the word for sandwich. The macarons come in caramel macchiato, chestnut latte and matcha latte flavors next to raspberry and vanilla.
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Caramel Macchiato 焦糖玛奇朵 | No published price | Steamed milk and flavored syrup with espresso poured in last. No row on the current boards. |
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Nitro Cold Brew 气致冷萃咖啡 | No published price | The page dates its China debut to October 31, 2016 in Beijing and calls supply limited. |
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Iced Shaken Honey Ruby Grapefruit Black Tea 冰摇柚柚蜂蜜红茶 | No published price | Black tea shaken with citrus, fruit pieces, peel and honey. |
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South of the Clouds Blend 凤舞祥云综合咖啡豆 | No published price | Whole bean, medium roast. First released in 2009 with beans from China, per the page. |
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Red Bean Oats Scone 红豆燕麦松饼 | No published price | Red bean paste, whole red beans and oats. Marked Shanghai, Jiangsu and Zhejiang only. |
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Eggs Mushroom & Shrimp Wrap 炒蛋菌菇虾仁卷 | No published price | Scrambled egg, bacon, mushrooms and shrimp. Same regional mark. |
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Ham & Gouda Sandwich 高达芝士火腿星明治 | No published price | The 星明治 pun on the Chinese word for sandwich. |
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Macarons 法式马卡龙 | No published price | Five flavors, three of them named after Starbucks drinks. |
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Starbucks Coffee Wafer Rolls 咖啡味蛋卷 | No published price | Boxed coffee egg rolls. The page credits Hong Kong’s egg roll tradition. |
FAQ
How much is a latte at Starbucks in China?
A Caffè Latte is CN¥30 (~$4.47) Tall, CN¥33 (~$4.91) Grande and CN¥36 (~$5.36) Venti on Starbucks China’s own price board, checked September 20, 2026. A Caffè Americano is CN¥27 (~$4.02) Tall and a Flat White is CN¥35 (~$5.21) Tall. The board’s small print says the price posted in each store is the one that applies.
What is the yuanyang drink at Starbucks China?
It is the 红茶咖啡拿铁鸳鸯, which the board’s English line calls Black Tea Caffè Latte. 鸳鸯 (yuanyang) is the Hong Kong cafe name for coffee mixed with milk tea. It is listed hot or iced at CN¥36 (~$5.36) Tall, CN¥39 (~$5.80) Grande and CN¥42 (~$6.25) Venti, the highest prices on any of the three boards.
What cup sizes does Starbucks China use?
Three: 中杯 is Tall at 355 ml, 大杯 is Grande at 473 ml and 超大杯 is Venti at 592 ml. 中杯 translates as medium cup even though it is the smallest of the three. The two Intenso lattes come in a separate 259 ml cup, hot only.
What is the cheapest drink on Starbucks China’s menu?
Two iced shaken teas at CN¥23 (~$3.42) Tall: Lemon (冰摇柠檬茶) and Blackcurrant Raspberry (冰摇红莓黑加仑茶). The cheapest coffee is the Caffè Americano at CN¥27 (~$4.02) Tall, and the cheapest Frappuccinos are Mango Passion Fruit and Vanilla at CN¥26 (~$3.87) Tall.
What is 星巴克生咖?
星巴克生咖 is the Chinese name for Starbucks Refreshers. The board lists two, the Pink Drink (粉粉生咖) and the Strawberry Acai Lemonade (粉莓柠力生咖), both iced and both CN¥34 (~$5.06) Tall. The board’s footnote says a cup has about a third of the caffeine of an Americano in the same size.
What is the Intenso small cup at Starbucks China?
It is a 259 ml hot latte sold as the Starbucks Intenso Collection, written 星巴克\浓/小杯 on the board. There are two, an Intenso Latte and an Intenso Coconut Latte, at CN¥29 (~$4.32) each. 浓 means strong and 小杯 means small cup.
Does Starbucks China publish food prices or calories?
No. The three price boards list drinks only, and none of the menu or product pages we read gives calories. Food appears only in the older product catalog, which lists 47 food items with photos and no prices.
Are the prices on Starbucks China’s website what you pay in the store?
They are the chain’s published prices, and the boards themselves say the price posted in each store is the one that applies. The boards also carry a 2025 copyright line, so treat the figures as the most recent ones Starbucks China has put on its site and check the board in the store before you order. The boards do not cover delivery or app-only offers.
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