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2014-04-23
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I'm a fan of honey toasts so I've been wanting to try the ones at TeaWood. Since I was meeting up with a girlfriend for tea, I deliberated picked this newer location in CWB because I was hoping the lines would be shorter, and it was. Even though there were a few tables ahead of us, the queue moved fairly quickly and we got seated without waiting for long on a Sunday afternoon. This branch is called TeaWood Home because they wanted to give customers a feeling of being at home. Other than the deco
This branch is called TeaWood Home because they wanted to give customers a feeling of being at home. Other than the decor being in a lovely color scheme of soothing white and green, it looked like a ordinary cafe to me. After perusing the menu, we ended up ordering one honey toast to share.
Strawberry Ice Cream Golden Honey Toast ($68) - when we ordered, the waitress said that the honey toast could take up to 30 minutes to make, but it actually came much quicker than that. I was debating between the strawberry and mango flavor, and we ended up getting the strawberry one since it was the signature flavor here. The dessert was gorgeous to look at with its off-setting toast layers and colorful ice cream toppings.
To make it easier to eat, we removed the top layer to discover the honey toast cubes in the bottom layers. The strawberry ice cream was quite flavorful with strawberry bits inside. The toast was a bit disappointing as there was not enough honey flavor and the texture was a bit dry and tough. It was hard to finish the dessert comfortably between the 2 of us.
Mixed Fruit Tea ($32) - I did enjoy the mixed fruit tea which was primarily pineapple juice mixed with tea. It was not too sweet and quite refreshing to drink. I also noticed a hint of familiar sweet & sour flavor and discovered it was from the Chinese dried plums in the drink! What an interesting addition and definitely made a favorable difference in the tea.
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