SongJu • 宋居 — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

The tea place is located on the second floor of the building and a lift service is available.

There is a large variety of teas to choose from. The tea menu is entirely in Chinese but the waiter was very helpful and patient in explaining the different types of teas and is more than happy to recommend based on the taste you want.

Lunch options are available on a first come first serve basis and they are all vegetarian. We ordered the signature black tea steamboat. The soup was refillable but do order in advance as it will take some time for them to cook the soup.

What I was more impressed with were the desserts. They pair extremely well with the tea making it a perfect place to hang out with friends and family.

The store also has a very relaxing atmosphere and we spent more than two hours...

This tea house is peaceful and private. It has a limited main course menu since the core purpose is for u to enjoy tea here. For people who like stronger flavor, I recommend u to take their vegetarian yellow wine chicken rice flavored by the lotus root tofu rice. For those who enjoy lighter with more mushroom taste, opt for their signature hot pot with rice.

I was pretty shocked with the menu from the extensive tea choices to scent and all. It was an experience for me here as an average tea drinker but it can get a little too fancy. From the surface, it looks really expensive but if u come with a group of 3 or 4 to enjoy tea, it is actually pretty okay.

Had their mini dessert, it looks way cuter than it tasted but I wanted to try anyway. Btw it is stated that max dining time is...

Dropped by Song Ju Tea House and honestly, what a gem.

..and I just had to share. It’s such a peaceful and calming place—quiet, full of Chinese calligraphy and decor.

I had the pan mee—the soup is brewed with tea, which makes it light but so flavourful. The chili is superb—spicy and addictive. The vegetarian food overall was really good—simple but super tasty.

And the desserts? Honestly like little pieces of art, both in how they look and taste. Almost too pretty to eat.

You can tell the boss puts a lot of heart and hard work into everything. Feels like one of those rare places where you just want to sit, sip tea slowly, and enjoy the moment. Definitely...