⛩️ Old Chinatown Landmark 🏯
I had some free time the other day, so I went to Sabuok alone. It's a teahouse in a historic building built in the 1900s.
There's an explanation at the main gate that it's a historic building dating back to 1900, and looking into the second-floor window, I felt like Tang Wei might be sitting there...
When you go inside, there are a few small tables on the first floor.
I couldn't take pictures because there were customers, but... it felt like stepping into old Chinese history.
If you go up to the second floor, there are more spacious and many table seats.
There are also teapots for individual servings, but I wanted to see them brew the tea right in front of me, so I ordered the main tea menu (for 2-3 people).
The staff comes over and brews the tea for you. It's a lot for one person to drink. You can take the rest home later.
(Tea and teaware. They also sell tea utensils.)
The long cup in the front is for smelling the aroma, and the round cup next to it is for drinking.
They have a lot of food menu items too.
I'm not good at choosing food menus, so I ordered hamul migoreng, which I'm familiar with, and it was delicious.
It's a bit difficult to get there because there's nowhere to park, but if you happen to be in Old Chinatown, I recommend it as a time travel experience.
We parked our car on the road in front of the building, but if you're driving yourself, it might be easier to take a taxi.
The nearby Chinatown traditional market is also huge and has a lot to see. If you're tired of malls and supermarkets, come here for a time travel experience~
