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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Dairy Tooth @ Berjaya Times Square : A Taste of Hong Kong!

Dairy Tooth @ Berjaya Times Square : A Taste of Hong Kong!

March 23, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

A brand new brand with the taste of Hong Kong is in town. Located at the 3rd floor of Berjaya Times Square, one indeed must have a try the famous Hong Kong Nai Cha or Egg Puff. All this  are the iconics of Hong Kong must eat food is already in town.

Dairy Tooth is bringing you with the light bites and silky milk tea to Malaysian after the brand success venturing into China Market in 205. Dairy Tooth  had set up more than 1,000 Chain Store in China where they are located in 143 cities of 30 provinces In China.

What’s so special and a highlight of Dairy Tooth? Dairy Tooth brings you with the silk milk tea which is originated all the way from Hong Kong. Using the top grade red tea all the way from Sri Lanka which is perfectly brewed till perfection. It is then being filtered with white cotton sieves for a smoother texture and taste. Added with the evaporated milk ( from Netherlands) to brings you with the traditional Hong Kong – style milk tea. The milk tea here not just retained the standards of Hong Kong milk tea but it is more fragrant, with a creamier based with the smoother touch for your savours.

Not just that one can enjoy the other variety of drinks includes the Jelly in Mango Puree (RM 10.90) as well as the coconut coffee (RM 10.90)

Cheese Egg Puffs (RM 8.90)
As for the egg puffs, they comes with a variety of choices too. Have them with the choice of yours, from the original version, chocolate version, sesame, cheese egg puff and many more. The egg puff here is not like many places as in Dairy Tooth they brings you with the crispy and yet fluffy texture.

Dairy Tooth Peanut Butter French Toast, RM8.90
Not just egg puff, the Dairy Tooth Peanut Butter French Toast is good one too. Crispy bites and topped with the generous sunflower seeds comes simply addictive

For the next three months, three more Dairy Tooth outlets will be opening in other shopping malls in Klang Valley. For more info, checkout their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/dairytoothmalaysia for their latest updates.

Address:
Dairy Tooth Ice House 1st Outlet
Berjaya Times Square Shopping Centre
3rd Floor, Opposite GSC Cinema
Kuala Lumpur

 

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: #DineInBerjayaTimesSquareKL

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