Yi Bin, 'The Mansion of Tea Art'

Lasyah Dwinta Puteri

This is, unquestionably, probably the most delightful tea shop I've visited in Malaysia: filled with old teapots and teacups (sadly not on the market), the sound of running water. Gladly, in addition, it has air conditioning along with fans. Consider the massive goldfish swimmingaongside the loo cabins! You wouldn't know the restaurant existed in the event that you didn't know the address; and do not be placed off by the darkish tinted doorways and the doorbell you need to ring to obtain inside. Unbeatable established menu around 12RM (small portions, but sufficient for women). Tea plentiful and beautifully offered. If you ask properly, they'll cook the seafood how you want! For greatest tasting outcomes, go in an organization! Open 11am-7pm each day except Sunday.

Mikhael ButarButar

The area is nicely decorated with old Chinese furniture and contains an extremely nice indoor garden. The tea is certainly served in conventional Chinese teapots. The dessert has been amazing.

Hannyliftia

Absolutely loved the meals, service and ambience. It truly is a gorgeous shock in Georgetown behind the cup doors. We've returned several situations to enjoy exactly the same experience for lunch.

Gunawan Young Kim

Amazing place figure out how to consume Chinese tea in historical building, then eat fantastic food all by using the owner who's passionate about their tea. A highlight of our visit to Georgetown.

Ririn Erlina

Fantastic setting. Great dinner. We'd turnip cake (outstanding), two meals with greens (one with garlic, one with sambal and both were outstanding. The seafood dish was wonderful as well. The direction they serve tea exhibits the care they consider, and the waiter and proprietor wereboth extremely attentive. I cherished this location. It’s not properly marked so search for the tiny menus sign next to the door