If matcha is one of those flavours that never seems to go out of style, there is a new reason to make a trip to Tim Hortons Singapore. The coffee and doughnut chain has introduced a new range centred around real Japanese matcha, bringing together creamy drinks and tempting bakes for anyone who enjoys a more modern take on this increasingly popular flavour.
The new collection features matcha supplied by Matchaya, with the drinks built around stone-ground Japanese matcha. Instead of being just another green tea-flavoured addition, the idea behind the collection is to let the matcha play a much bigger role, particularly through the creamy cloud topping used across the Cloud Series.
The Tim Hortons Singapore matcha range is available at all Tim Hortons Singapore outlets from now until 29 September 2026. That gives matcha fans several weeks to visit an outlet, try one of the new drinks or pair one with a matching dessert.
Real Japanese Matcha Meets the Tim Hortons Menu
Matcha has become a familiar sight on Singapore’s café menus, but the quality and preparation can make a noticeable difference to the final drink. For this latest Tim Hortons collection, the brand has teamed up with Matchaya and uses stone-ground Japanese matcha.
The result is a menu designed around a richer matcha experience, with the drinks balancing the earthy character of matcha with creamy and indulgent elements.
One of the more interesting features is the cloud topping. It gives the drinks a soft, velvety texture and adds another layer to the drinking experience. For anyone who normally takes their drinks with a straw, Tim Hortons even has a little tip worth trying.
Take the first few sips directly from the cup before stirring everything together. This allows the cloud topping and matcha to be tasted separately before the flavours and textures are combined.
It is a small detail, but it could make the first few sips much more enjoyable.
Four Matcha Cloud Drinks to Try
The Cloud Series offers four different combinations, so there is some variety depending on what sort of drink you prefer.
The Coco Matcha Cloud brings together matcha with coconut-inspired flavours and the signature cloud topping. It is an option for those who prefer something creamy and slightly more indulgent rather than a straightforward matcha drink.
For something that puts the spotlight more directly on matcha, there is the Absolute Matcha Cloud. This is likely to appeal to matcha enthusiasts who want the Japanese green tea flavour to remain at the centre of the drink.
The Coco Americano Matcha Cloud takes things in another direction by bringing coffee into the picture. The combination of Americano-style coffee and matcha gives this drink a more distinctive profile, particularly for those who do not want to choose between their usual coffee and a matcha treat.
Then there is the Dirty Matcha Cloud, which is another choice for people who enjoy the contrast between coffee and matcha. The coffee element gives the drink a bolder character, while the matcha and cloud topping help soften the overall experience.
With four choices available, there is a good excuse to come back and try another one on a different visit.
Do Not Skip the Matcha Desserts
A drink alone is tempting, but Tim Hortons has also added two signature bakes to the matcha collection.
The first is the Yuzu Matcha Cheesecake, combining the earthy flavour of matcha with the bright citrus character of yuzu. The combination should be particularly appealing to people who find some matcha desserts a little too heavy or sweet, as citrus flavours can add a refreshing contrast.
The second option is the Matcha Lava Cake. This is the more indulgent choice for dessert lovers, especially for anyone who likes cakes with a soft and rich centre.
Having both desserts on the menu means customers can choose between something with a citrus twist or go all-in on a richer matcha dessert.
For a casual afternoon break, either bake could also work nicely alongside one of the Cloud Series drinks.
Why Should Singapore Shoppers Give This Promotion a Try?
One of the biggest reasons to check out this collection is simply the combination of flavours. Matcha, coffee, coconut, yuzu and creamy textures give the range enough variety that it is not limited to people who only enjoy traditional matcha drinks.
It is also a convenient option for anyone who wants to try the current matcha trend without having to search around different cafés. With the collection available at all Tim Hortons Singapore outlets, customers can look for a nearby branch and make the visit part of a shopping trip, coffee break or casual meet-up.
The promotion is also running until 29 September 2026, so there is still time to try the range rather than having to rush down immediately. However, seasonal and limited-time menu items can disappear once their promotional period ends, so those who are particularly interested in the matcha drinks or desserts should avoid leaving the visit until the very last minute.
Another reason to go is the opportunity to try something different from the usual Tim Hortons order. Regular customers may already have a favourite coffee or doughnut, but a limited-time collection such as this gives them a chance to switch things up.
The Cloud Series is particularly interesting because of the way the cloud topping changes the texture of the drink. Trying it without a straw first, as recommended by Tim Hortons, is a simple way to get a better sense of the different layers before mixing everything together.
A Good Excuse for a Matcha Break
Singapore’s café scene is constantly changing, and limited-time flavours are often what encourage people to step away from their usual orders. Tim Hortons’ latest matcha collection fits nicely into that habit.
Whether someone is already a serious matcha fan or simply curious about what happens when Japanese matcha is combined with coffee, coconut or dessert-style flavours, there are several options to explore.
The Dirty Matcha Cloud and Coco Americano Matcha Cloud may be worth considering for coffee drinkers, while the Absolute Matcha Cloud offers a more direct matcha experience. Those with a sweet tooth can add the Yuzu Matcha Cheesecake or Matcha Lava Cake to complete the treat.
For those who are busy or do not want to wait in a queue, Tim Hortons also allows customers to order through the Tims App. This can make the experience more convenient, particularly during busy periods.
Ultimately, this is less about stocking up on a bargain and more about enjoying a limited-time menu while it is around. Matcha fans have until 29 September 2026 to decide which combination suits them best, and the variety means there is plenty of reason to return for another cup.
So, if a matcha break sounds like a good idea, Tim Hortons Singapore’s new Matcha Cloud Series and signature bakes are worth adding to the list. With real matcha from Matchaya, four different drinks and two desserts to explore, there is more here than just another green-coloured café drink.
Source: Tim Hortons Singapore promotion post on Facebook
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: Now till 29 September 2026
Time: During the operating hours of participating Tim Hortons Singapore outlets
Venue: All Tim Hortons Singapore outlets
Promotion: Matcha Cloud Series and Signature Bakes featuring Matchaya Japanese matcha
Matcha Cloud Series: Coco Matcha Cloud, Absolute Matcha Cloud, Coco Americano Matcha Cloud, Dirty Matcha Cloud
Signature Bakes: Yuzu Matcha Cheesecake, Matcha Lava Cake
Ordering: Customers can also order through the Tims App to skip the queue
Source: Tim Hortons Singapore Facebook post
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