Teatime Tales

This coconut nectar infused white cold brew really hit the spot for me as the sweetness was earthy and subtle unlike most sugary, headache-inducing concoctions. The ice cream elevated the creaminess of the drink overall. If you’re not a fan of the rich and creamy or just milk in your coffee in general, don’t go for this.

If there’s a singular term I could use to describe to coffee here, it’s well-balanced. The lemon and thyme cake had very subtle nuances but enough to distinguish the fragrance of thyme from the dense, buttery cake.

Aside from the beautiful ambiance that faces the entrance of Pavilion KL, the pastries here left me confused. There was Gula Melaka in the Unicorn Tiramisu and tasted like a Gula Melaka cake, the Creme Brûlée macaron tasted like a lemon macaron and the pain au chocolat has visibly close to no chocolate in it. Aside from the flavor profile, the pastries were decently executed. Not sure if this place calls for a return visit.

Just as I thought Thai Iced Tea (MYR8.90) couldn’t taste any better than I could possibly imagine, this one really hits the spot. Incredibly rich tasting and sweet, this cup of goodness could constitute a meal on its own. The Mango Sticky Rice (MYR9.90) is also one of the best I’ve tried with and its sweet and savory coconut milk sauce.