Finally I tried Lei Cha at BMS Organics, Midvalley Mall at MYR20.90 nett but I have forgotten to take a photo of the Lei Cha (green vegetables tea) itself but you can take a look at the Cha (tea) that I have eaten before at Ying Ker Lou and Noodle Shack. The green colour of the tea looks almost the same but each Cha has its own distinct "green"/herb taste which I find very delicious but my friend cannot accept this taste after trying some of the Cha from my meal. The Cha here is not bitter at all but very fragrant with mint taste.
As usual I kept half for my dinner. At first I was worried that the raw vegetables may be difficult to chew but my fears were unfounded as the multigrain rice and all the raw vegetables with various colours chopped into tiny pieces are quite soft. With all the colours, this meal looks pretty.
Price on the menu is the nett price.
Pretty to look at and delicious too. An acquire taste. While I was having Lei Cha there, I noticed a few other customers having Lei Cha too. The Lei Cha is also available as a soup on the menu, without the rice and the raw vegetables.
I love the presentation. Very classy.
ReplyDeleteLooks so colourful and pretty.
DeleteI saw one place selling Lei Cha at Bugis, SG but I am hesitant in trying
ReplyDeleteMust try with a friend who eats lei cha so that she can order the lei cha and you try a bit of hers. If you like it then you can order one for yourself.
DeleteGood idea!
DeleteDo write about it after you have tried! Thanks in advance! :)
DeleteI like lei cha but hubby wouldn't even want to try it because of the green taste in the soup.
ReplyDeleteMy spouse also does not fancy lei cha after trying it.
DeleteOoh this is so pretty! Those colours in their individual mini cup.
ReplyDeleteI don't find lei cha bitter at all.
I am surprise that you eat lei cha since you don't like to eat vegetables.
DeleteWell I don't HATE vegetables, just find them mostly uninteresting. But I always have some at each meal.
Deletegood then! but lei cha is all vege no meat wor.
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