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Tea Garden: A Culinary Ambassador of Malaysia, Expanding Globally

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-14 16:55:38
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Since its inception in 2010, Tea Garden has blossomed into a culinary powerhouse, not just within Malaysia, but increasingly on the international stage. This Halal-certified restaurant chain has become synonymous with authentic Malaysian cuisine, embodying the nation's diverse culinary heritage and its commitment to quality.

Tea Garden's success story is rooted in a deep respect for tradition. With a combined experience of over 50 years in the food and beverage industry, the culinary team meticulously preserves time-honored recipes, ensuring that each dish reflects the true essence of Malaysian flavors. "Our mission is to bring the rich tapestry of Malaysian cuisine to the world," states a representative from Tea Garden. "We believe in using only the finest, genuine ingredients, staying true to our heritage without compromise."

The menu is a testament to Malaysia's multicultural culinary landscape, featuring beloved classics like the aromatic Nasi Lemak with crispy fried chicken, the comforting Hainanese milk tea, the savory Baked Herbal Chicken, and the rich, spicy Curry Laksa. Each dish is a carefully crafted tribute to the nation's diverse cultural influences.

With 28 outlets across Malaysia, Tea Garden has become a household name, known for its consistent quality and authentic flavors. The brand's expansion into Australia, with two successful branches, and the establishment of two franchises within Malaysia, demonstrates its growing appeal beyond national borders.

"We've seen a tremendous response from our international customers," says a Tea Garden spokesperson. "They appreciate the genuine flavors and the warm, welcoming atmosphere we provide."

Recognizing the growing demand for authentic Malaysian cuisine, Tea Garden has also launched its own line of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) products. This initiative allows customers to enjoy the flavors of Malaysia in the comfort of their own homes, further extending the brand's reach and accessibility. These products are manufactured with the same commitment to quality and authenticity that defines the restaurant experience.

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