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JB Eat: Tea Garden (古文茶) Kopitiam @ KOMTAR JBCC

  • Writer: Rick
    Rick
  • Apr 3
  • 2 min read

Tea Garden (古文茶), a kopitiam-chain that is established since 2005, has many outlets throughout Johor Bahru and neighbouring districts in Johor. Its new outlet in KOMTAR JBCC is right next to JB City Square. As a Nanyang-style kopitiam, Tea Garden has a wide range of traditional beverages and Nanyang cuisines to offer.


Tea Garden (古文茶) @ KOMTAR JBCC

Tea Garden has a number of signature items to go for, including Hainanese milk tea, baked herbal chicken, nasi lemak with fried chicken, curry laksa mee, rojak, etc. The kopitiam has two Malaysia Book of Records for most baked herbal chicken and Hainanese milk tea sold in a year.


Aside from signature items, their menu also highlights a list of must-try items from different categories, including traditional toasts, dim sums, Hainanese chicken rice, different types of rice and noodle dishes, desserts, etc.


Tea Garden (古文茶): "Must Try Items" menu

Since the Hainanese Milk Tea (海南奶茶) is recorded in the Malaysia Book of Records, it is definitely a must-try for me. The milk tea is aromatic, has a well-balanced flavour and not too sweet — I requested for "less sweet" as usual.


Tea Garden (古文茶): Hainanese milk tea

Kopi-O (without sugar) is my de facto beverage unless otherwise suggested. The Pure white coffee ‘O’ (纯白咖啡乌), without sugar, is also aromatic and not bitter.


Tea Garden (古文茶): Pure white coffee 'O' (纯白咖啡乌)

The Paper Baked Herbal Chicken with Rice (纸包药材鸡饭) is a dish where chicken is wrapped in paper and baked with herbs. The tender chicken meat in soup, with red dates, has a nice herbal aroma and strong taste but not bitter. Dribble the savoury soup on the rice and it becomes quite tasty on its own. This is indeed a nice dish to go for.


Tea Garden (古文茶): Paper Baked Herbal Chicken with Rice (纸包药材鸡饭)

The Char Kway Teow (炒粿条) uses mainly broad white noodle to stir-fried with prawns, fish cake slices, egg, beansprouts and topped with fresh cabbage strips. The dish is typically Penang-style, nicely-fried with nice wok aroma and light savoury flavour.


Tea Garden (古文茶): Char Kway Teow (炒粿条)

The Fried Radish Cake with Spicy Seafood Paste (瑶柱海鲜酱炒萝卜糕) is a savoury-spicy dish where cuts of radish cake are fried with egg, beansprouts and seafood paste. The dish tasted like char kway teow but tastier.


Tea Garden (古文茶):

The Steamed Cassava with Coconut Milk & Gula Melaka (椰汁蒸木薯) is a popular traditional dessert to go for. The steamed cassava has a nice texture with its own natural mild-sweetness. The coconut milk and gula Melaka add sweet flavours to the cassava as desired.


Tea Garden (古文茶): Steamed Cassava with Coconut Milk & Gula Melaka (椰汁蒸木薯)

Tea Garden has a long list of delicacies to offer and at reasonable prices. Being near to JB CIQ, it is also a convenient spot to go for Nanyang food fares.


Address: KOMTAR JBCC, Level 2, Lot No. 233

Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia



Opening Hours:

10am to 10pm | Daily




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