Best Herbal Teas in Puchong

Strategically located alongside a row of other hipster cafés such as Walnut Café & Bar in Bandar Puteri Puchong, Ground Eatery is a fairly new establishment that offers an eclectic range of Eastern and Western fusion cuisines. While their coffee drink is the much sought-after beverage, their hot herbal tea varieties are no slouch either. For instance, go for their aromatic green tea, a perfect complement to pair most of the café’s filling dishes here.

True to its name of the café, Tea Garden offers a smorgasbord of herbal tea made from different concoctions. For instance, you’ll be spoilt with choices just for their Roasted Oolong Tea series alone, ranging from the original version to added varieties such as passion fruit, cincau (grass jelly) and sour plum. For a nice afternoon break, the café also housed an assortment of flower tea such as the classic lavender and rose petal tea. 

Souper Tang is a well-known establishment specialises in traditional Chinese herbal and medicinal soup varieties. Since delivering healthy food and beverage is Souper Tang’s number-one motto, it comes to no surprise that you will expect a wide range of nourishing herbal teas on the menu. Served either in a glass or a jar, there’s an abundance of cold beverage varieties such as Luo Han Guo with Longan & Honey Drink and Honey Green Tea that suits different taste buds. The restaurant also serves traditional hot drinks in a pot, with familiar favourites such as Longan Red Dates Tea and Ginger Tea with Brown Sugar.

When you talk about a mini barrel served in a café, bar or the combination of both, most of you would easily answered “beer”. But Walnut Café & Bar does thing differently since the content in the barrel happens to be an herbal tea instead. Known as Lemongrass White Tea, this signature drink is a refreshing choice best paired with heavy dishes such as pasta, sandwiches and pizza.

From the signature Vietnamese baguette a.k.a. “banh mi” to various Vietnamese cuisines, they have it all at Banh Mi Café. And when comes to drink, their Vietnamese coffee a.k.a. “Café Sua Da” is a must-try. But since we’re in a topic of discovering the best herbal tea available in Puchong, this café offers a Vietnamese version of “ching bo leung” known as “Sam Bo Luong”, which concocted in a drink form instead of a typical dessert soup. Alternatively, there’s another version of Vietnamese herbal drink (“Hot E Mu Gon”) that comes with a handful of basil seeds.

More than just a Nyonya restaurant, Bibiwok also offers a variety of Thai cuisines added together in the menu. Since both Nyonya and Thai dishes are known for its rich and robust flavour, it would be nice to offset the heaviness of the food with a refreshing beverage. For instance, the café’s Thai Serai Ginger Tea is an ideal herbal drink to relieve bloating. On top of that, the aromatic infusion of serai (lemongrass) helps maintaining digestive health and cholesterol level.