A famous restaurant of tea"Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)""Ty Tea" is a popular drink in Thailand.
Blended strongly fermented tea leaves with orange flowers, octagon, vanilla and other fragrances, and natural pigmentsIt is made.
If you drink as it is, it looks like you put vanilla in HojichaIt has sweetness and a bitter bitter flavor, and its taste is peculiar.
People in Thailand especially like the sweet taste, so on food courts and others, those containing condensed milk and sugar in this tea are sold as "milk tea".
As there are stores in the airport etc., there may be things that you have seen orange-colored tea.
It is a pretty sweet taste as tea, but after eating hot Thai cuisine, it fits perfectly.
This time, I would like to introduce "Ty Tea" here, which is loved by Thai people who love sweet things for a long time.
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What is the historic Thai tea shop "Cha Tra Mue"?
"Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)" is a Thai tea store founded in 1945. It is a well-established store known for its thumbs.
Since this mark is used as the logo of "Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)", it is called "Thai tea (Char Pong)" and it is familiar.
Although it has been popular for a long time, recently, the number of stores has increased drastically, and now I have come to see this shop everywhere, such as shopping malls and station stations.
There are stand type and a store with slightly larger seats, some buy tea leaves containing sacks and cans for souvenirs.
Characteristics of "Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)" tea
Characteristic of "Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)" tea leaves strongly fermented are blended with orange flowers, octagon, vanilla and colored with tamarind.
It is not a tea, strong fragrance, sweet and deep taste.
Furthermore, things with chilled and sweet condensed milk are mainstream, so people who drank this tea for the first time may be surprised by the new sense of taste.
It is very sweet, but in hot Thailand, I would like this sweetness.
Typical order method of tea tea
Tidy who did not put in milk and sweetened with sugar alone is called "char dam" and if it is hot it is called "char dumb yen" if it is ice of char dumb.
* In Thai language, "char" means tea, "dam" means black, "loan" means hot, "yen" means cold.
For those who are not good at sweetness, it seems better to order this place.
The very sweet "Thai Milk Tea" with condensed milk and sugar is called "Cha-nom Yen" if it's hot for "char no-loan" ice cream.
* In Thai language, "nom" means milk.
What is the menu of "Cha Tra Mue (Chatram)"?
In addition to "Tie Tea", there are various menus such as coffee and juice, and some of the stores also sell soft cream.
"Ty tea" has several kinds of blends such as green tea flavor and rose taste in addition to the original, and recently it seems that rose taste is drawing attention.
"Cha Thra Sove Serve" specialty soft cream "Cha Tra Mue (Chatram)"
I tried visiting the LG floor of the commercial facility "Terminal 21" directly linked to "BTS Asoke Station" for the "Soft Cream" of "Ty Tea" which is rapidly rising in popularity now "Cha Thai Soft Serve".
Cup and corn could be chosen, usually it was 55B in the campaign where the fixed price 45B!
When I tried eating ice, I enjoyed the taste of tea, the aroma, fragrance of gentle vanilla, all in a well-balanced, deep taste.
I feel less sweet as a drink, soft ice cream is excellent with a smooth mouth melt.
Since this soft ice cream is only offered at limited stores, we recommend eating at "Terminal 21" with good access.
Let's try "tie tea"!
How was it? "Cha Tra Mue (Chatlam)" has stores in front of shopping malls and train stations, and in Bangkok City, it is a popular shop that you see everywhere.
Tea with cans in this bag and also in supermarkets and airports are arranged side by side and are selected as items of souvenirs.
Even if you are not good at sweet tea, it is refreshing ice cream, so please do try it!
- Address: 88 Soi Sukhumvit 19, Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Khet Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110
- Place: "BTS Asoke Station" Directly Connected "Terminal 21" LG floor
- Opening hours: 10: 00 ~ 22: 00
- Closing days: None
