Those looking for a milk tea fix can find a refreshing alternative in the natural sweetness of SIP’s steeped milk teas. SIP offers naturally sweet tea-based drinks that can serve as dessert substitutes for those who want to limit their sugar intake. SIP uses high-grade pekoe loose leaves, which naturally sweetens the milk tea and… Read More: SIP, Your Natural Steeped Milk Teas »
In Japan, Sencha is green tea made without grinding the leaves. However locally, Sencha means something different because here, it’s a milk tea place – one of the many types which has recently opened in the city this year.
There’s really so many milk tea places around the metro today and I tried one of the more popular outlets in Alabang Town Center yesterday, Chatime. With the slogan, Chatime: Good Tea, Good Time – I can’t help but smile and kid around with their name in my head as “Tsaa Time”.
Figaro has joined the milk tea craze in the metro and is offering a wide variety of unique and affordable tea-based drinks and juices. I was invited last week to sample all their seven drinks and I’d like to share with you today some of my favorites were.
Have you visited Soderno @ Molito already? If not, then I hope you find time soon because it’s really a good place to hangout during weekends, specially if you’re on a food trip with friends in Metro South.
The first time I went to Republiq in Resorts World Manila more than a year ago, the area barely had any establishments. But visit the place now and you’ll see it’s teeming with great food finds. One of the restaurants who first saw the potential of the place is Euro-Japanese restaurant, Mr. Kurosawa. And last… Read More: Mr. Kurosawa: Milk Tea and More »
Every time I tell someone that I blog about beverages, a good number of them would ask me if I’ve already written about Serenitea. I don’t know why I haven’t blogged about this very popular milk tea place in Metro Manila, but it doesn’t matter anymore… because I’m writing about Serenitea today.
Tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world. In fact, almost every culture has their own unique tea concoction. And for today, I’m gonna show you a simple almond tea latte recipe which is inspired by China’s Almond Tea and India’s Masala Chai.