Purple Cane

Tea and more tea, in absolutely everything.
I am not a huge tea drinker and I do drink it, it has to be fruity or more sweet and less bitter but this place is a whole different thing. Their food is really delicious, healthy and very interesting prepared.
The offer tea noodles, tea rice, tea course menu and you got it, everything include tea or tea leafs in preparation. I really enjoyed their noodles and I will definitely go back. If you are interested in some Chinese cuisine but healthy, without to much oil or salt and with a distinct way of cooking then I recommend you check them out.
The staff is pleasant and the atmosphere is relaxing and comfortable.

My favourite restaurant of all time! This is one of the place that just keeping me excited every time I come over. I love how the food here are cooked with tea leaves, everything has just some tea element in it, like their chicken cooked with tea, even the rice itself! I am going crazy writing this review because I keep thinking of eating it! They have also green tea pudding which is my top-​notch to try!
Of course, coming over here, you can’t not try their tea. They have one of the most amazing tea I tried here in Kuala Lumpur. You can also buy their own tea here in the restaurant. You can even gift this to someone, they usually have a very cute packaging in their tea box.
Ambience here is really nice as well. High ceiling, wooden table, spacious, and even there is one section on the corner that doesn’t always open is so comfy and isolated that you can chill here while enjoying your delicious food. Please come here, definitely recommended!

This restaurant is located at the ground floor in The Gardens Mall. I have to say that the restaurant has an interesting concept, because they infused the tea is every single dish served here. Which is really unique.
The food is cooked in a healthy way, with law level of salt, low seasoning and less oil.
Last time when I was here I ordered the healthy meal set and tae guan im tea. The tea had an incredible nice fragrant and the food was delicious. In regards to the food, the set came with satay chicken, tea soup and tofu. Incredible.
I recommend here to have soups, because they have different tea leaves incorporated in them.
I enjoyed my meal here and found the dining experience noteworthy. I had an incredible experience. The service was good and quick and pricing reasonable.

Purple cane is a tea specialist store which serves some authentic Chinese ala carte dishes. This café gives you a relaxing comfortable feel with heritage incorporated designs & pictures to give you the whole olden days tea house experience.
Here they offer a variety of tea leafs for you to sample in house or to take home.
Of course sitting there & having tea alone can be quite pale so give the food there a try. I found it to be very ‘shanghainese’ per say where the taste of the food wasn’t entirely local to me. I guess they were going for the whole healthy less on salt & seasoning.
You may want to give the abalone stir fry mushrooms a go & the beef brisket which is what I found interesting. This place wouldn’t be one of my top picks but since I’ve seen a few of their outlets, so I gave it a go to know whats it like.

If you feel like you should be healthier today, then you should try this place.
Serving food that is not too salty or oily, they actually infuse a lot of their foods with different tea leaves. So you can expect some black tea infused prawns dishes here, and frankly they are quite good. As im someone who sometimes craves for something less tasteful, so i come here quite often.
On top of that, they have very wide range of teas for you to choose from here.
Even though its located in lg floor and it could be a quite crowded place at times, you’ll feel very different when you’re here. The serenity and you can be seeping your tea, a good place for afterwork evenings or just weekends.
Do be prepared to wait though if you come during lunch or dinner hours.

Every time I walk by this shop, the most distinctive thing that jumps out at me are the brown porcelain and ceramic teapots. The porcelain ones had intricate paintings on them and the ceramic ones looked like they were unearthed from the ruins of a secret monastery in the depths of China. «A great statement piece for our dining table,» I thought to myself.
I skipped my way in and took a glimpse of the price, they were fairly expensive and seem more like a luxury more than a necessity, so I browsed the other merchandise they had to offer hoping to find something a little cheaper. I didn’t, everything just kept getting more and more expensive.
I’m not usually a tea drinker, well at least any tea that doesn’t have a ‘long island’ in front of its name anyways. I’m a hot chocolate type of guy, teas don’t really calm me, carbs do.
I spoke to the lady working there and she explained to me a little about their products and I’ve got to admit, I was becoming more and more intrigued. I mean I’ve always known that tea drinking/​making was an art form in Japan and China but these guys really took it to the next level. Did you know that certain teapot materials are only meant to brew certain types of teas to get the maximum effect? I wonder if this concept work on long islands teas… hmm…