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A Tea Lover's Haven Amidst Kuala Lumpur's Vibrant Street Scene! Nestled amidst the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur, the Mansion Tea Stall is a true haven for tea enthusiasts like myself. I recently had the pleasure of experiencing their delightful offerings, and I can confidently say that this place has become a firm favorite of mine. Located on a street lined with a range of Mamak shops, the Mansion Tea Stall stands out as a fan-favorite among locals and visitors alike. The moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere that instantly made me feel at ease. It's the perfect spot to start your day with a satisfying breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, I couldn't resist trying their "special roti canai" - a traditional roti canai served with two half-boiled eggs. The combination was simply divine, and the flavors were an absolute treat for my taste buds. Accompanied by a steaming cup of Teh Tarik, the Malaysian classic milk tea, it made for a memorable and flavorsome morning meal. One aspect that truly stood out to me was the amazing community eating environment at the Mansion Tea Stall. Locals and tourists come together here, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere. The conversations, laughter, and friendly exchanges made my visit even more enjoyable. In conclusion, if you're a tea lover looking for an exceptional experience in Kuala Lumpur, I wholeheartedly recommend the Mansion Tea Stall. From their extensive tea selection to their delicious breakfast offerings, this hidden gem offers an unforgettable experience. Make sure to stop by and indulge in the warm hospitality and flavors that await you!
Monjula JasmineMonjula Jasmine
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...i've been comin' here eversince '88 or '89 for its 3/4 boiled eggs with red beans bun...before we'd been hit by pandemic...this joint operates 24 hours and now post pandemic its operation hours up til 0200...too bad...back then if at wee hours i've got a cravin' for hot drinks and 3/4 boiled eggs..always headed to this joint...durin' night time this place will be livelier with people from all walks of live and its gets more interestin' at late nite...eversince post pandemic..they shorten its operational hours due shortage of manpower..no longer runnin' 'round the clock...after post pandemic its hot water station has been incharge with an old indonesian lady durin' day shift whereby before pandemic it has been a male indian muslim drink maker and today(28/11/2023) i'd ordered a 3/4 boiled eggs like I use to do when comin' here since 1988 or 1989...and she has the audacity to said that no 3/4 boiled eggs...this is what happen when you gave non malaysian workin' and incharge of somethin'...i' was born and raised in malaysia and same goes as my parent...my grandparents and so on since hundred of hundred years ago...and i'm not eatin' here on a free meal so she can gave some lame excuses that they can't accomdiate my order!..i don't wanna be rude but that old indonesian lady askin' for it...@&%*
nichiteh zenishinichiteh zenishi
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Location: not the most accessible spit, parking was a challenge to find on a saturday with the bazaar opening up nearby Food: the food here is pretty interesting and unique, ordered the roti banjir special which is basically roti canai banjir with soft boiled eggs on the side. The eggs melds with the dhal curry mix really well and introduces a new texture to the curry mix when eaten with the roti canai. The nasi lemak was full of sambal but it leans more towards the sweet flavor and I didn't find it to my liking. Drinks: the teh panas here has got to be the star of the establishment. The tea is fragrant and the sweetness was just right. It's not everyday you get to smell the tea before consuming it in a mamak restaurant. Price: Prices here are quite reasonable for KL city standards. My meal which consists of roti banjir special, teh panas and half a nasi lemak came out to RM 6.35 Overall: if you happen to be around the masjid India area and are looking for a place to eat, this is definitely a go to. However if you're travelling from afar, I would recommend trying this once just to have a tatse of what this place has to offer.
Dominic TohDominic Toh
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We were googling on where to look for good and recommended roti canai. Came across this place and we 3 decided to go. There are quite a number of tables that was stretch out further down and so finding a seat was not difficult. We went at around 11am on a Saturday and the crowd seems to formed for the lunch. Ordered roti canai and this roti special (comes with half boiled egg, some red chilli sauce and sauces). I would say, the roti special would most likely not be enough to taste the roti canai, so, I would suggest u guys to just order one more roti canai (kosong) to go with this roti special. You won't regret. I had 2 kosongs. My friend had 1 kosong and 1 egg. The sauces that goes with the canai tasted abit sweet, as though it tasted like mee rebus sauce. Their teh tarik, wow. Super love their teh tarik. We saw that they were also selling nasi briyani. We didn't have enough stomach space and time to return again. Most of the crowd we saw was eating their nasi briyani and it looks good, especially the fish version. Total cost: 21.20 ringgit. GO AND TRY THEM!!
Tan Zhi TongTan Zhi Tong
10
Finally after so long and so many YouTube videos about this place, my wife and I managed to eat this super hyped “roti banjir”. According to the server, banjir literally means flooded and they weren’t kidding on flooding our roti with curry. The roti itself was beautifully done. Soft on the inside and flavourful as well. The curry not too spicy and the sambal served on the side was slightly sweet. Albeit this combo already tastes pretty awesome, they added 2 half boiled eggs and it completely changed the profile of the dish. The velvety yolk made it so easy to eat and of course it tasted awesome. Location wise, a tad difficult to get to but no problems with grab. Trip should set you back around $10RM from KLCC and will take approximately 15 minutes depending on the traffic. In all, a good experience, but the place is a little too gnarly for my taste. 4/5 stars.
plasticman2kplasticman2k
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Went there on Thu morning and it was almost full house. Ordered maggi goreng, special roti canai, tek tarik (hot), and neslo (ice). Total cost was about 16.50rm. Drinks were so-so, but more on the sweeter end. Maggi goreng is delicious! Not oily but very flavourful and the chilli has the kick (better than the ones I had in SG). Must try! The special roti canai (roti canai with sweet curry and 2 runny eggs) tasted weird for us. The roti canai is very doughy. Don't really like the taste and texture of this dish. I won't recommend it. The shop is right beside the road, it may be considered dirty for those who are concerned about cleanliness and hygiene. And it is quite popular among the folks there, you may need to leave asap once done with eating. =)
Gina ChiangGina Chiang
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Off, Jalan Masjid India, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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+60 12-331 1456
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mansionteastall.shop
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Non-frills hawker stand serving Indian food, milky teh tarik tea & roti canai flatbread with curry.
attractions: Central Market, Merdeka Square, Menara Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Street Market, SOGO Kuala Lumpur, Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque, Sultan Abdul Samad Mosque, Quill City Mall Kuala Lumpur, Taman Eko-Rimba Kuala Lumpur (TERKL), Sky Deck KL Tower, restaurants: Mollagaa Restaurant, Yut Kee Restaurant, Hard Rock Cafe Kuala Lumpur, RSMY, ZENZERO Restaurant & Wine Bar, Betel Leaf, Soong Kee Beef Noodles & Low Yau Kee Porridge, WHITE & BLACK KAMPONG HERITAGE, Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur (Premium Malay Cuisine / Masakan Melayu Kampung in Kuala Lumpur), Junior Kuppanna - Kuala Lumpur, Heritage Pizza KL
