Milky tea
Teh Tarik
EAT SOMETHINGA local hot drink for a break from coffee. Ask about sweetness before ordering.
Teh tarik is poured between vessels to create a frothy, milky tea. It is often sweet, so ask about less-sweet options; tea-to-milk balance varies by shop.
One dish, many places. Choose a branch or stall along your route and check its menu and hours.
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