O'chacha ---> The Pavilion@KL (2nd Visit)

I love green tea...and after a heavy lunch...the next thing I can think of it a cup of tea...so, I brought my sis and her fren to O'chacha....

Shencha RM8.50

My sis ordered sencha which is Japanese green tea without grinding the tea leaves...tat taste grassy, slight bitter (for me....)....but it taste good....

Gyokuro RM9.00

Her fren ordered a Gyokuro which refers to pale green color of the infusion.....I didnt get to taste it...but no complain....

The pot is juz nice to pour out 2 cup, and after u have drink it, then you can ask fro a refill of hot water....for tea it is not advisable for it to be soak in hot water for too long, else the taste will be too much to take.

O'chacha silk (Thirstier) RM11.50

For me, even though full, I wanna try the O'chacha silk, which is green tea with soymilk...if you like sweet stuffs...don't think this is for you...as it is bland but it smells good.....

O'chacha ---> The Pavilion@KL

D wanna show us a new cafe in Pavilion that instead of coffee, sells tea...lets be more specific...GREEN TEA....

Surprisingly lots of choice....if you do not know which to choose...the lady boss is extremely friendly and helpful in explaining each of the beverage...

But due to the heavy lunch...I only manage to order a "Chado" if remember the name correctly...it is concentrated green tea that have been pound using the pestle. Along with the tea is a light purple sugar flower, whereby u bite on the sugar then drink the tea....

Chando RM11.00

D find the smell of the tea too green...but I find it nice.....will go back to the shop to try the rest of the tea.....and cakes.....