Tanah dan Air (坔茶舍)

Find respite at this cosy tea bar in Happy Mansion for quality brews at affordable prices. Grab front row seats at the bar to watch owner, Fei, brew and learn more about these imported teas. Try the aromatic Shui Jin Gui (RM12) that changes flavour with each brew – bold at first, then light and sweet after. There's also a small selection of cold brew teas that are perfect for hot days, like the fruity Mi Lan Xiang (RM12). Want to learn more about tea? Join their Tea Tasting Course (RM50 per pax) that'll give you a deeper insight into to the different types of tea.
Photo by Burppler Alyssia Yu

A bit wary in posting review because I kinda don't want to share such a good place to avoid crowd swarming in (hehe). I fell in love with the place the moment I entered because of the welcoming and cosy ambience. The owner was friendly and recommended the tea based on my tea experience and preference. I would say a good place to go if you want a quiet weekend afternoon to spend with books, work or someone special. As a tea-speciality shop, there's limited food choice (dessert) so grab your lunch before you go!

A new brew on the menu, and what drew me to this one is the flavour notes – crispy, roasted and rocky. Think Japanese roasted tea but less punchy. I love that the flavour differs after each brew. By the time we got to our third one, it turned sweet.

I don’t think I’ll love tea as much as I love coffee, but I do love this tea bar. Can’t remember which brew we had for this, but I remember it being light-bodied and very fruity, almost lychee-like. Super affordable too!

As I took a sip from my glass of cold brew tea, I felt instantly rejuvenated. The tea was fresh and light. Great for a refreshing afternoon tea session.
You can pair your drink with some of their housemade cakes and osmanthus jelly.

This very chill little tea bar at happy mansion just the perfect quiet place to enjoy a freshly brewed tea.