there are usually a bunch of us late 20-30yr olds that you can find in "T Nature Teahouse" at SS2/10. the lady boss has a good black shui ping that you can try and consider. much cheaper than you budgeted

i'll separately PM u our whatsapp admin mobile number if you want to talk about tea anytime anyday!

I will drop by tonight!! (hopefully they are not closed early)

Don't worry about closing time it never seem to close. However, it opens like 12 noon. In fact, the regular group is there now!

200-400 for whole basic set or just the pot ? If for clay pot & cup only more than enough, my 150 only but not fancy one lah..

T Nature (Tao Ran G) lady boss have a numbers of very nice "Liu Bao" and can ask for tasting... one even award winning tea.
Do some research in the internet or facebook as there is quite a number of Puer tea group or teachat group. Purple cane is abit pricey n I guess someone have tell you a few location for tea shop.
1. Jalan Sultan & the Chinese temple at Jalan Petaling (CZSH)
2. South City Plaza and around serdang raya area
3. Kepong Metro Prima area
Depend on where you lives...

Little sharing on Green Tea:
Camellia Sinensis
All teas come from the same plant: the Camellia sinensis. What sets Japanese green tea apart from the others is how it is processed.
Instead of beginning with a drying process, Japanese green tea is made by immediately steaming freshly picked tea leaves. This prevents fermentation and is thought to inactivate potentially harmful enzymes while leaving the healthy antioxidants intact. These antioxidants, called polyphenols, account for the asserted medical benefits of green tea. See the benefit points at right.

Hi, anybody knows where i can find good Gyokuro green teas in Malaysia?

i remember seeing it in Hojo, Gardens, MidValley. good stuff!

Apart from Hojo in Midvalley, can also buy online from PureGreenTeas

http://puregreenteas.com/collections/recommended-products

anyone knows the benefit of drinking hibiscus rosehip tea ?

http://www.livestrong.com/article/329717-r...s-tea-benefits/

tq ,my mum say tea is liang so better dun drink much .wht you think

Sometimes i drank 3 ports of tea a day...lol

Depends on one body lah ! Me no problem but take it slowly according to one own body, try bnot to drink cheap teas (as in those in coffee shops or 1 box RM 4-5 type)..

cheap stuff might be good ,might not be good .i drink boh 's green tea and rose hip tea from garden andes .usually buy garden andes ;s tea

Visit PureGreenTeas.com. This is the only 100% online japanese green tea store in Malaysia. If you're willing to pay 2 times extra, you may visit the retail store in KL/Penang. The quality is the same.


1) Gyokuro
2) Sencha
3) Genmai Match
4) Houjicha

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This post has been edited by puregreenteas: Sep 6 2014, 01:53 AM

There are how many type of Green Tea?
I like Japaneses green tea, recently visit to Hangzhou China and try longjing tea nice taste but the price very high

We do not have Taiwanese & China Green Tea. For China Green Tea, we're learning how to evaluate the tea and safety of tea is key concern, especially food & beverage.


You can try Dah Yu Ling Taiwanese Oolong Tea - One of most expensive Oolong Tea in Taiwan, taste very good !


Japanese Green Tea -
1) Gyokuro
2) Sencha
3) Kabusecha
4) Genmaimatcha
5) Genmai-cha
6) Houjicha

There're 30-40 types of teas.

Hi all,

This is my first posting here. I came across Matcha green tea which offer so much benefits.

May i know where i can get Matcha green tea in KL? How much it cost? Amazon selling USD12 for 156g (from green foods)

Thanks.

Greetings tea lovers. Newbie here. Just rekindled my love for tea after an absence of 20+ years when SS2 had a ton of tea shops back in th early 1990s.

Anyway, here are some humble gear I have.







Fell in love with ru celadon after watching Porcelain Story on Astro 308

I mostly drink Tieguanyin and Cha Wong. Just got myself some Lishan also.

This post has been edited by lanatir: Sep 7 2014, 09:53 PM

There're a few grade of Lishan tea. Beware if u buy from Retail Store in Msia. Normally it's quite low quality LiShan Tea.


I personally travel to Taiwan Frequently, visited some tea store, tried a few types of OoLong Tea in Taiwan. Found that hardly to find high grade Oolong in Msia.