Han Lin Tea Room is a restaurant from Taiwan dedicated to modernize tea for people by serving amazing food infused with tea. I tried out their dinner set, which includes a drink, an appetizer, a main and a dessert. Quite a nice deal indeed.This Panda Bubble Milk is really nice. It is called “panda” because there are both black and white bubbles. The white ones are special as I don’t normally see that available in other Taiwanese drink shop. They are smaller than ordinary black ones, and taste li
Han Lin Tea Room is a restaurant from Taiwan dedicated to modernize tea for people by serving amazing food infused with tea. I tried out their dinner set, which includes a drink, an appetizer, a main and a dessert. Quite a nice deal indeed.
This Panda Bubble Milk is really nice. It is called “panda” because there are both black and white bubbles. The white ones are special as I don’t normally see that available in other Taiwanese drink shop. They are smaller than ordinary black ones, and taste lighter in sweetness. The milk is nice and rich.
Appetizer was fish cake with sweet and spicy sauce. I love the freshly pan-fried fish cakes, and the sweet and spicy sauce was great in topping up the flavour of the fish cakes.
I ordered Chicken Tea Noodles, but the waitress took a wrong order and gave me rice instead of tea noodles. I didn’t want to waste food, so I decided to stick with rice. Yet I really wanted to try the tea noodles. I guess I will have to visited again… Her mistake made me struggle for the whole meal, which didn’t make the dining experience pleasant.
The meaty fried chicken was really amazing though. It had a crunchy skin with tender and juicy meat. Best of all, it’s a bit spicy! Very enjoyable indeed. And yes, I did want to try the tea noodles…When every one looked so satisfied with their tea noodles in the restaurant…
Dessert was mochi with black sugar powder. Nom Nom. I was really full by then. Glad that the dessert wasn’t massive or very filling.
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Point to note, the waitresses were really careless. She charged me HKD$152 instead of HKD$125 when I paid. So make sure you take an eye on the amount they charge you before you tap your octopus/credit card.