Starbucks' Premium Soluble Coffee 'Mini Cup' Tub — 30 Cute Cup-Shaped Sachets for ~S$29.90 (~S$1 a Cup)

Spotted: Starbucks' Premium Soluble Coffee Mini Cup tub — 30 single-serve instant coffees shaped like tiny Starbucks cups, each with a reusable silicone lid. The tub splits into two Arabica blends, 15 each: 'Bright' (bright and caramelly) and 'Smooth' (smooth and nutty). Just peel the foil, add 170ml of hot water and stir. At around S$29.90 for 30, that's roughly S$1 a cup — a fraction of an in-store handcrafted drink — and the cups are genuinely cute. Here's what you get.

Sarah Lim30 June 20263 min read

Coffee lovers, here's a cute one: Starbucks' Premium Soluble Coffee "Mini Cup" — a tub of 30 single-serve instant coffees moulded to look like tiny Starbucks cups, each finished with a reusable coloured silicone lid. We spotted it in-store at around S$29.90 for the 30-cup tub — roughly S$1 a cup.

> What: Starbucks instant coffee in mini cup-shaped sachets · Count: 30 per tub (15 Bright + 15 Smooth) · Beans: Arabica · Price: ~S$29.90 (~S$1/cup) · No machine needed.

What's in the tub

The 30 cups are split into two Arabica blends, 15 each:

Bright (orange lids) — described on-pack as bright and caramelly.
Smooth (yellow lids) — described on-pack as smooth and nutty.

Each one is a single serve of soluble (instant) coffee — so there are no pods, capsules or grinding involved.

How to make it

Starbucks Premium Soluble Coffee Mini Cups with their silicone lids off — one cup shows the peel-back foil top printed "Add 170ml of hot water, stir well and enjoy". — Peel the foil, add 170ml of hot water, stir — that's it. The silicone lids are reusable. (Photo: MissLobang)

Lift off the silicone lid, peel back the foil seal (it literally says *"Add 170ml of hot water, stir well and enjoy"*), pour in your hot water and give it a stir. Done — a Starbucks-blend coffee at your desk or kitchen counter in under a minute.

Is it worth it?

At about S$1 per cup, it's a tiny fraction of an in-store handcrafted drink, which makes it an easy at-home or office option. It's pricier than plain supermarket instant coffee, so the value is really in the Starbucks blend + fuss-free single serves + the novelty cups — which are reusable and, frankly, adorable (great as little organisers or kids' toy cups once empty).

A quick reality check: this is instant coffee, not freshly brewed or ground — so set expectations accordingly. If pure cost-per-cup is your goal, house-brand instant or ground beans will be cheaper; if you want convenient, single-serve Starbucks coffee with a bit of fun, this delivers.

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*Product details are from the packaging (Starbucks Premium Soluble Coffee Mini Cup, Arabica, 30 cups — 15 Bright/15 Smooth). Price (~S$29.90) is as spotted in-store and can vary by retailer; availability, blends and pricing are set by Starbucks/retailers and can change — confirm before buying. Photos: MissLobang.*

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is the Starbucks Mini Cup, and how do you make it?

It's Starbucks' Premium Soluble (instant) Coffee in a novelty single-serve format — each sachet is moulded to look like a tiny Starbucks cup and topped with a reusable silicone lid. To make it, you take off the lid, peel back the foil seal (printed 'Add 170ml of hot water, stir well and enjoy'), pour in hot water and stir. No machine, pods or grinder needed — it dissolves like any instant coffee, just in a much cuter package. The tub we saw holds 30 cups, made with Arabica beans and split into two blends.

Is around S$29.90 for 30 cups good value?

It works out to roughly S$1 per cup, which is a fraction of what a handcrafted drink costs in a Starbucks store — so for a quick at-home or office coffee, it's easy on the wallet. Whether it's 'cheap' depends on your benchmark: it's pricier than supermarket house-brand instant coffee, but you're paying for the Starbucks blend and the novelty single-serve cups (which are reusable — handy for organising small items or as kids' toy cups). If you mainly want the lowest cost per cup, plain instant or ground coffee will beat it; if you want fuss-free single serves with a bit of fun, it's reasonable. Prices and where it's stocked can vary, so check before buying.

Where can I buy it?

We spotted the tub in-store at around S$29.90. This kind of Starbucks soluble coffee is typically found at Starbucks outlets, major supermarkets and the brand's official online stores — but stock, pricing and which blends are carried can change and vary by location. Check the shelf price and confirm availability at your preferred store or Starbucks' official channels before making a trip.

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Starbucks' Premium Soluble Coffee 'Mini Cup' Tub — 30 Cute Cup-Shaped Sachets for ~S$29.90 (~S$1 a Cup)

What's in the tub

How to make it

Is it worth it?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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