Expensive..I think just go there look see and drink.

2 years back is 55% discount if not mistaken. Really worth it when buying teapot. That time already tasted the Meng Qing tea and immediately can tell it undergone mild wet storage. I ask the sales girl about the storage location and she said Hong Kong.

Maybe the old batch. I also can't remember cause too long but I can always remember the wet storage

There is another one in there owned by the pretty girls. Can't remember the tea shop name. You can find lot of old tea in the shop.

This post has been edited by cuebiz: May 2 2011, 08:28 PM

I am not surprise that sometimes staff resigned all at the same time. Last time I went to Subang and the tea shop owner now jaga the shop since all his staff resigned. Pity him.

As for Lao Chan, I think they going to close down soon..Another tea shop in Kepong bites the dust.

I am not surprised as tea prices of Dayi will goes up this year. Few weeks ago, Teali mentioned that they will not import Dayi this year due to high price over in China. As for me, I can always go for other tea like Xiaguan and Mengku. I have not been buying Dayi since 09.

RM15 is really cheap. I think this stock might be from collector who want to get rid of fast. The tea expo price also more expensive. This shui hsien is worth collecting as there are ppl who owned 20yr ++ version and now turns out great. I just havent got the chance to drink it.

Teali Kepong when clearing their stocks found some aged Hunan brick tea which they forgotten about. Each customer only able to buy 10 pieces. Worth a try if you guys havent tried this type of tea before

Late 90s. Less than RM50 for 350g. You have to ask them as I dun think they display it. Anyway, you can try first b4 buying. Ask them to show you how to brew it. Boil to drink. Will not work well with teapot.

Buy aged tea and drink. If you keep new tea, it is only for your future generation since they are the one be drinking it. Puer tea need at least 50 year to be fully aged. This is an advice from a tea master

kinda cheap. The 30s liu an i know of selling rm12000 for a 500g..

The shop name is Ta Tung. Located near to Sri Maju bus station in the roundabout. Newer liu bao tea he sells by weigh. Old tea he sell by whole basket. Tat is about RMxxxxx each Usually sold to other tea shop owner such as JDX etc..You can always visit the shop to drink as he is very accommodating. Sometimes, when lots of tea kaki around, he will take some aged liu bao and brew. Lots of teapot as well.

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Added on May 18, 2011, 11:03 amOk. Liu Ann stick actually is tiekuanying leftover. In the old days, tea makers cut off the stick (branch) and sell the tiekuanying leaves. Since they dun want to waste the stick, they process it as liu ann. Usually these tea comes from HK. I drank these before but not so old..70s version.

This post has been edited by cuebiz: May 18 2011, 11:03 AM

His nick already gives you the clue. He is in the chili business. Go there at 2pm..Will open by then. Dedicated tea shop there very few as people there only drinks luk po.

No more liao. now taken over over by pretty girl team Not much tea there. mostly servicing old clients

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Added on May 19, 2011, 9:16 amWhen he goes supplies chili to shops, he would ask whether they got stock tea. If yes, he will buy all without even tasting it and dump it to his lorry. It takes courage and luck to get into this business. You can read some of the story in the book published by KL tea society. It is in chinese but you can always ask someone to translate.

This post has been edited by cuebiz: May 19 2011, 09:16 AM

Most of the time only 1 girl serving. 2 partners. Still got sell tea but not much stock la. I heard they wanna shift since business not too great.

They are not closing down and so no cheap sale...

No idea. Planned to moved since last year. I guess they still searching.

Probably regular customer and some walk in customer during expo since it is near PWTC.

Amcorp do need tea shop as there is only one there selling Taiwan Oolong. Another stall selling China goods also got sell fake Dayi tea. The flea market is great to find old cups at cheap price.

You still chasing Dayi If go north try go Nibong tebal and look for Kok Garden. They are distro for Dayi and good fren of JDX. Lady boss can talk cock & sing song. No problem. Parit Buntar got Haiwan tea distro but failed to locate them