Best Herbal Teas in Shah Alam

If you are not such a fan of the bitter Chinese herb flavour, fret not as The Jumbo Herb Drink served at TheFOODtree @ OWG has more of a refreshing taste. The taste of the drink has a refreshing taste from the herbs that is a mixture of parsley leaves, lemon grass and mint leaves with a hint of sweetness from the pulps of lychee and longan fruits. The drink is perfected with a hint of appealing acidic taste from the sour plum added. Not only that the drink is thirst quenching, it is also said to do be health beneficial with the benefits of the herbs. Lastly, as its name suggests, the Jumbo Herb Drink is definitely jumbo in size, perfect for sharing. 

From the humble beginning in 1950 to becoming one of the most popular Asam Laksa stalls in Ayer Itam, Penang, the long-lasting legacy of Angcle Peoh is now expanded to a restaurant found here in Kota Kemuning. With sour and spicy food like asam laksa, it’s natural a refreshing drink is a must to complement the meal altogether. Topping the list is the Winter Melon with Sea Coconut Basil Seed, an awesome cool-me-down herbal drink that also deserves a thumb-up as an ideal thirst quencher.

The name of this café says it all, as you’ll find nothing but healthy cuisine on the menu. Naturally, you can expect healthy drinks as well such as the thirst-quenching Luo Han Guo (Buddha’s Fruit). But it is their two signature herbal drinks that you can’t afford to miss: First up is the hot lemongrass drink. The other, of course, is the Natural Fruit & Flower Tea. Blessed with an aromatic whiff of a flower-tea goodness, the colourful cut fruits such as apple and pear gives the drink an extra boost of flavour.

This family-run café is known for some of its unique takes on classic local and international dishes such as Nasi Lemak Goreng and Spaghetti Goreng. Apart from offering some good “bites”, the café equally delivers in the “sips” corner such as the herbal tea selection. From the flowery aroma of Pakistan Rose Tea to the refreshingly grassy fragrance of Japan Shizuoka Pure Green Tea, you’ll find it here at the Sips & Bites Café.

Sourcing from the renowned Singapore-based Gryphon Tea Company, expect some fine herbal tea selections here includes “Marrakesh Mint” (green tea infused with mint and lemongrass) and “Pearl of the Orient” (a jasmine pearl green tea with Moroccan rose). Aromatic yet packed with herbal goodness, it’s a wonderful complement to pair with some of Bert’s rich and robust dishes offered on the menu.

Known for its coffee and bingsu varieties, this South Korean café chain also housed plenty of alternative choices for non-coffee drinkers. Topping the list, of course, is the nicely fragrant green tea that served either hot or cold. Otherwise, chill out with a cup of relaxing pick-me-up chamomile or peppermint herbal tea.

Despite the name, Zawara Coffee isn’t just about coffee. Sure, coffee may have been their main specialty, but their herbal tea selection shouldn’t be overlooked either. Non-coffee drinkers can rejoice upon visiting this coffee chain. Relaxes your mind with a cup of hot chamomile tea or alternatively, opt for the classic aromatic green tea while enjoying some of the café’s light bites.

From all-day breakfast meal to various pasta meal, Foodsbury has it all covered in the menu. As for the drink, choices are aplenty here and one of them happens to be their wide herbal tea selection. You can expect good old-fashioned choices such as chamomile, earl grey and jasmine green tea, which can be served either hot or cold. For some added taste of fruity goodness, opt for the ice-cold Apple Cinnamon Tea to pair with your favourite dishes.