Purple Cane restaurant, based in Malaysia, has risen to fame and popularity on a very innovative
food concept. They have used simple tea as the basis of this concept. It is, in
fact, the first ever tea restaurant established in Malaysia, back in 1997 - Purple
Cane Tea Restaurant. In the beginning, it was located at Chinese Assembly Hall,
then moved to open 2 new branches on The Gardens (Mid Valley) and Shaw Parade
(ground floor). This restaurant steams with that modern theme of Zen living and
adds a futuristic ethnic touch to the usual Malaysian tea house. Interiors of
the restaurant are comfortable, warm, and very cozy. Many regular customers
enjoy sitting in its calm interiors for hours on end, sipping on a perfect
Malaysian-style cuppa.
The food served here will suit a wide age group, including the children and elderly. They are popular for the healthy cooking oils used and use of fresh ingredient. They combine traditional Chinese teas, such as the PuEr, Oo Long, and Shu Xian with cooked rice, vegetables, and meat to give you a full-fledged, satisfying meal with the aromatic sensation of teas infused into it. AN all-time favorite of customers at the restaurant is ‘Crispy Peking Duck’ served with small Chinese kettles of soup. The small portion sizes of soup served in tea cups lets visitors taste all the different flavors of soup they offer.
What kind
of food will you get at Purple Cane?
The food served here will suit a wide age group, including the children and elderly. They are popular for the healthy cooking oils used and use of fresh ingredient. They combine traditional Chinese teas, such as the PuEr, Oo Long, and Shu Xian with cooked rice, vegetables, and meat to give you a full-fledged, satisfying meal with the aromatic sensation of teas infused into it. AN all-time favorite of customers at the restaurant is ‘Crispy Peking Duck’ served with small Chinese kettles of soup. The small portion sizes of soup served in tea cups lets visitors taste all the different flavors of soup they offer.
Customer
Service, Parking, and Other Ventures of Purple Cane
The
restaurant tends to get busy at lunchtime, but they’ve got a huge army of
experienced staff on hand to balance the workload. So, service is rarely
compromised on. Also, do note that this is a pork-free restaurant if you are
planning on visiting it. In terms of parking, we’d say that the closest place
where you’ll easily find a spot is at Shaw Parade’s underground parking lot. Besides running this unique tea house
restaurant, Purple Cane enterprises also actively take part in distributing
quality tea leaves through their store and organizing dance and music events
for great humanitarian causes from time to time.
Visit
Purple Cane restaurant today for a unique and refreshing tea cuisine
experience!
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