If you don’t learn a lot of information before coming to Da Lat, you will go from surprise to surprise, there are very lovely surprises. For example, tea. At first, I thought it was some kind of tea from Da Lat, but this is the name of a tea shop, named “che” because in the past, the shop serving tea was only ajar because the weather in Da Lat was very cold, moreover due to the location. The restaurant’s location should be closed to make the space for guests more cozy.
This special tea shop has no signboard, located modestly on the slope of 3/2 street in Da Lat city, the shop has existed for a long time, is a familiar place for Da Lat people, also a place where many people live far away. Come here if you have a chance.
The shop has about 10 kinds of tea such as corn tea, banana tea, bean tea, drifting tea, mixed tea, etc. The tea is placed in pretty small bowls and cups, so it feels very delicious. Here, only mixed tea is cold tea, the rest are eaten hot. Mixed tea is the most popular dish, consisting of pandan leaf sticky rice mixed with a few very good quality beans with cool, grainy dew, pureed green beans with a few strands of fresh coconut mixed with sweet coconut water, ate very well. In addition, hot tea includes a large floating cake placed in a small bowl with coconut water, soft white cake shell, pureed green bean filling, not too sweet, hot but not hot, not boring. As for bean soup, it is quite sweet and fatty, taro tea is soft, fragrant and sweet.
Source: Collected internet.
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