Rosa's Thai Offers Birmingham Students Free Bracelets and Bubble Tea

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Rosa's Thai Offers Birmingham Students Free Bracelets and Bubble Tea

Rosa’s Thai is teaming up with Student Beans to give students thousands of free friendship bracelets, with one lucky winner set to win a Rosa’s Black Card worth £1,200. Students will also get a free bubble tea with their meal, with 6 flavours to choose from.

From 18th to 29th October, students who use their Student Beans discount while dining at Rosa’s Thai in Birmingham will receive a free bubble tea and a “Blind Box Bestie Bracelet”.

How the Giveaway Works

There are three bracelet designs to collect and each one comes in a mystery bag for an exciting surprise at the end of the meal. Students can swap designs with a friend, share one with a bestie, or build a collection together. The red bracelet draws on the wider Thai-Chinese tradition of the red thread of fate, the idea that an invisible thread connects people who are destined to meet.

Hidden among the bracelets, at a randomly selected Rosa’s restaurant, is an extra-lucky bracelet containing a special message, which will give the lucky recipient an even bigger surprise.

Whoever finds the lucky bracelet will win a Rosa’s Thai black card, worth £100 a month - that’s £1,200 to spend on craveable Thai comfort food at Rosa’s across the year. From classic curries, signature stir-fries and the iconic Pad Thai, there’s plenty of excuses to gather some besties, celebrate the good times and make memories.

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The Bubble Tea Flavours

As well as the Bestie Bracelets, students can also get their hands on one of Rosa’s Thai’s bubble teas, free for a limited time:

  • Ube-Taro - Sweet, creamy and subtly nutty, this purple powerhouse has a flavour somewhere between sweet potato and vanilla.  

  • Matcha-Coconut - Back by popular demand, earthy Matcha meets refreshing coconut water and chewy coconut jelly for a light and refreshing sip.  

  • Mango Sticky Rice - An iconic Thai dessert reimagined, combining fresh mango slush, real sticky rice, coconut milk and popping mango boba.

  • Milo Chocolate Milk - A chocolatey, malty drink topped with chewy brown sugar tapioca pearls for the ultimate treat.

  • Home-Brewed Thai Tea with Tapioca - Thai black tea with a hint of vanilla, brewed daily in the restaurant and topped with chewy tapioca.

  • Lychee with Mango Boba - Sweet and floral lychee tea with popping mango boba.

Starting University

The Big Student Giveaway celebrates the excitement of starting university, moving to a new city, making new friends and the joy of surprises that make student life memorable.  

Saiphin Moore, Founder of Rosa’s Thai, said:

“Our Bestie Bracelets are all about bringing people together and getting plans out of the group chat! Starting uni is a big deal, so we’re giving students an excuse to get the group chat going, grab some noodles or a curry and a bubble tea and get everyone together. We can’t wait to see students swapping bracelets, sharing our food and having fun together in Rosa’s restaurants.”

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Dates and Locations

The Big Student Giveaway will run from Sunday to Thursday from 18th to 29th October, and students must use their Student Beans discount, purchase a main and dine in at Rosa’s Thai to receive their free bubble tea and Bestie Bracelet.

Rosa’s Thai has restaurants in London and across the UK, including Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Exeter, Cardiff, Oxford, Reading, York, Cheltenham, Norwich and more.

To book a table, visit Rosa's Thai's official website or head to Rosa's Thai in Birmingham at Unit 2B Chamberlain Square, Paradise Development, Birmingham, B3 3AX, open every day from 11:30 am.

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