🥤

Cup with Straw Emoji 🥤

A disposable paper cup with a lid and a straw poking out the top, the fountain-drink cup rather than anything served in a mug or glass. It covers soda, iced coffee, and any cold drink grabbed on the go, standing in for a casual sip rather than a sit-down meal or a proper cocktail.

What 🥤 means

A cylindrical white paper cup with a wide horizontal stripe of red in between and a red straw folding out from the cup which also seems to be covered with a plastic lid.

The 🥤 Cup With Straw emoji refers to disposable cups and travel mugs. It can suggest a fruit juice cup, coffee takeout, milkshakes, or even mixed alcohol drinks that are quite easy to hide in here. On the vibe-o meter, this emoji signifies a casual and laid back vibe.

How and when to use it

If you're texting someone to come along with you to the market, go shopping, or even catch a movie, you can use 🥤 in that conversation.
While posting social media stories or while informing someone that you're at the movies, you can use 🥤 along with the 🍿 Popcorn emoji.
🥤 can also be used to refer to a cup of coffee (both hot and cold). However, this emoji wouldn't be apt to use while asking someone out for a cup of coffee, as it conveys more of a platonic vibe.
Use 🥤 while sharing pictures of your drink in a disposable cup; fruit juice, coffee, milkshake, smoothie, anything.
If you're texting someone about anything that involves non-alcoholic beverages (both healthy and not), you can use 🥤 . For example, "Yo. Look after yourself, my man! I'm miles away and hence can't pull over at your door with a cup of hot chocolate🥤".

Other Names

🥤 Juice Cup
🥤 Disposable Cup
🥤 Travel Mug
🥤 Cup of Coffee
🥤 Cup of Coke
🥤 Theatre
🥤 Paper Cup
🥤 Milkshake
🥤 Drinking Cup

The lowdown

Category: Food & Drink › drink
Codepoints: U+1F964
Emoji version: Emoji 5.0
Shortcodes: :cup_with_straw:
Keywords: cup, drink, juice, malt, soda, soft, straw, water

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.