Take a Sip At These 8 Tea Houses in Klang Valley

Take a Sip At These 8 Tea Houses in Klang Valley
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Coffee places are everywhere in the Klang Valley area. But if you prefer tea over the popular java, there are plenty of tea houses that you can find over here. And we’re talking about tea houses that serve quali-tea tea, covering the likes of black, white and green tea that are sourced from the finest tea manufacturers from around the world. So, whether you like it hot or cold, here are the 8 tea houses below in alphabetical order.


1) Beca Tea

Beca Tea’s minimalist interior screams Insta-worthy and the predominantly tea-coloured tone fits the look just right. But this tea house isn’t just all about aesthetics. They have been in the tea-trading business since the early 1930s in Chinatown and they sure know what makes a good tea. Among the highlights include the earthy cold-brewed musk orchid oolong tea of Amber No. 4 and the refreshing Elderflower Fairy Botanical Infusion. If you prefer something simple, you can’t go wrong with their aromatic Teh Tarik, served hot or iced.

Address: 61, Jalan SS 21/1A, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

Beca Tea
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2) Chabashira Tea Roastery

Step into the cosy Japanese-inspired interior of Chabashira Tea Roastery as they welcome you with an exquisite range of quality hot or cold matcha and houjicha. For instance, they use 100% Uji matcha from Kyoto, Japan, offering an umami-rich mouthfeel from robust (Rei) to naturally sweet (Kyo) served in a latte style. They also offer ceremonial matcha, namely the award-winning Koestsu and the extra premium-grade Kotobuki. If possible, consider pairing your favourite drink with one of their fine selection of matcha/houjicha artisan cakes.

Address: 129, Jalan 20/7, Taman Paramount, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

Chabashira Tea Roastery
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3) Hi Tea Malaysia

Enjoy a cup of tea in the comfort of an aesthetically pleasing interior of Hi Tea Malaysia in The 5 Elements Hotel. Located on the rooftop level, consider joining them for a tea ceremony to explore different types of tea, namely single-origin and whole-leaf varieties. Or participate in a tea brewing class, perfect for beginners to understand the history as well as how to brew and use the teaware. They also serve afternoon hi-tea sets, offering a selection of hot/cold tea (e.g. Assamica Red Tea, Scent in the Sky) and delectable bites such as cinnamon apple cake and sweet mochi.

Address: The 5 Elements Hotel, Rooftop, 16th Floor, Kompleks Selangor, Lot. 1601, Jalan Sultan, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.

Hi Tea Malaysia
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4) Lady Yi’s Tea House

Beyond its elegant and calming interior, Lady Yi’s Tea House’s signature Peranakan Affair Afternoon Tea offers a pot of Roleaf Tea to choose from. This includes the citrusy Everyday English Breakfast, the mellow-sweet Bai Mudan a.k.a. White Peony and pan-roasted Long Jing Green Tea among others. Each set comes with eclectic choices of savoury bites and desserts, covering Asam Pedas Prawn Mayo to Serunding Ayam, Pengat Pisang and Jackfruit Yoghurt Cheese Cake. Available in a single or two-person set.

Address: Four Points by Sheraton, Level 7, 2, Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.

Lady Yi's Tea House
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5) Mc.Qanteens Tearoom

The first thing that caught one’s attention the most has to be Mc.Qanteens Tearoom’s fairytale-like decor. As the name suggests, they specialise mainly in tea, offering classic (e.g. Earl Grey, Ceylon) and infusion (e.g. Osmanthus Oolong, Sakura Green Tea) varieties served in a cup or pot. Ever tried German fruit tea? This fruity and herbal tea infusion offers interesting choices such as Creamy Raisin, Pomecran Punch and Mango Fusion. And yes, these particular teas are imported from Germany.

Address: Lot G-83, Gourmet Street (GF), Lalaport BBCC, Jalan Hang Tuah, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.

Mc.Qanteens Tearoom
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6) Miss Ellie Tea House

This cosy Miss Ellie Tea House boasts an inviting, old-school English teahouse-style decor but their aesthetics aren’t the only highlight here. They also serve premium tea in a pot of one or two-person set, offering loose-leaf varieties like Darjeeling Blend, Afternoon Blend and Earl Grey. Their menu covers different types of tisanes sourced from all over the world, namely French Lavender and African Rooibos. Don’t forget to pair your favourite tea with a pair of freshly baked scones served with sweet or savoury condiments such as jam and butter.

Address: 7, Jalan H 3, Taman Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur.

Miss Ellie Tea House
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7) Tanah dan Air

Happy Mansion is home to many good foods, desserts and of course, tea. The latter is especially true with Tanah dan Air, a homey tea bar specialising in various Chinese teas. They carefully sourced and handpicked them mostly from China and Taiwan to ensure you only get the finest-tasting tea that goes into your cup. Choices include the likes of Golden Osmanthus, Jasmine Green Tea, Dian Hong and Golden Tip Pu Er. You can also join them for a tea session from learning the brewing technique to the art of tasting and identifying the types of tea.

Address: CG3B Happy Mansion, Jalan 17/13, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

Tanah dan Air
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8) YuYan Tea Café

Sit back, relax and have a cup or two at YuYan Tea Café. The comfortable environment is nice enough to escape the hustle and bustle of the ever-busy Chinatown. They offer a fine selection of Chinese tea, namely their robust charcoal-roasted Wuyi rock tea and other types including white tea (e.g. White Peony), black tea (e.g. Lapsang Souchong) and cassia tea. You can locate their main branch at Jalan Sultan or visit one of their outlets in the Klang Valley area such as Pavilion Bukit Jalil and Damansara Utama.

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YuYan Tea Cafe
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