Mixue's shrine and tea may be unknown to many of us, but the Chinese company has more retail outlets than McDonald's and Starbucks.
On Monday, Bubble Tea Chain's shares jumped by 40%when they started trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The company raised $ 444 million (£ 352 million) in the biggest initial public offering of the Financial Center (IPO) for the year.
Mixue's popularity is coming as many people in China are struggling with the country's economic challenges – including a crisis of property and poor consumer and business confidence. He sells ice creams and drinks for an average of six Chinese yuan ($ 0.82; £ 0.65).
The company was founded in 1997 by Gian Hancio, a student at the University of Finance and Economics in Henan, as a part -time job to help its family's finances.
Its full name mìxuě Bīngchéng means “copper snowy icy The official themed tune of the company per cycle.
According to Mexue, it has more than 45,000 stores in China and 11 other countries, including Singapore and Thailand. The company also said it plans to continue expanding.
This is compared to “over 43,000 seats” for 40 576 McDonald's and Starbucks retail outlets.
Although it is often seen as the largest bubble tea, ice drinks and ice cream chain, it works more as a raw materials supplier than the traditional brand.
Unlike Starbucks, which manages more than half of its stores directly, almost all Mixue retail outlets are managed by franchisees.
Mixue's strong market debut contrasted with the smaller rival chewing gum, which showed that the shares slide on their first day of trading in February.
Last year, shares in the owner of Bubble Tea Chabaidao also fell on their market debut.