Teh tarik, a frothy milk tea, is considered the unofficial national drink of Malaysia. The hot, black tea made with sweet condensed milk, is equally popular in neighboring countries like Singapore.

Teh tarik, a frothy milk tea, is considered the unofficial national drink of Malaysia. The hot, black tea made with sweet condensed milk, is equally popular in neighboring countries like Singapore.

Teh tarik, or "pulled tea" in Malay, is commonly drunk in Southeast Asia, but it's the unofficial national drink of Malaysia, where it was invented.It's a relatively simple mixture of strong black ...

Malaysia has long been a sort of hybrid culture, as Chinese immigrants settled there as early as the fifteenth century, while Indian immigrants arrived in large numbers during British colonization ...

A cup of teh tarik can cost anywhere between 1.50 Singaporean dollars (SGD) (Dh4) at coffee shops to about 2.50 SGD (Dh6) at premium restaurant chains, according to Mukta Purain, Sameer’s wife ...

These include Teh Tarik, Teh Karak (tea with premium spices) and Teh Zaffran (saffron tea). Prices for these signature teas range from $3 to $4 here, compared to $2.20 to $3.30 at Tarik.

Teh tarik, a frothy milk tea, is considered the unofficial national drink of Malaysia. The hot, black tea made with sweet condensed milk, is equally popular in neighboring countries like Singapore.

Teh tarik, or "pulled tea" in Malay, is commonly drunk in Southeast Asia, but it's the unofficial national drink of Malaysia, where it was invented.It's a relatively simple mixture of strong black ...