Fortnum & Mason, K11 Musea, HK

Finally came here for checking out something I might be interested, or go into their cafe for the renowned high tea.  Got some tea and jam.  In general, prices are about 40-50% higher than their London shop's.  Didn't try their high tea as the store's sales team wasn't too friendly, e.g. repeatedly jumped in for telling you the name of the jam you held.  Yet, the menu of the high tea set wasn't too appealing though it offered unlimited offer of scones.  It's also quite expensive at HK$588++ per person.

 

Harrod's Cafe, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

This shop has been in KLCC for quite a long time.  Somehow I didn't try it, until this time that I found KLCC much too crowded for me to find a quiet place for a drink.  To certain people, they may feel that some shops with nice deco. and a prestigious name may mean "pricey".  That isn't the case often.  The drink and cake in this outlet are at the same price of Starbucks or CBTL.  Got an iced mocha which was blended with a choco ice cream.  It's quite rich to me though the ice cream is not bad.  Then we tried an English tea cake.  A bit too sweet to me and overwhelmed the fine English tea leaves flavour.  After all, what I want is a quiet place from the hectic and busy KLCC mall.

Mariage Ferres, Paris, France

The first time I tried this tea in Paris was a long long time ago and the tea aroma is still so deep in my memory. My highly recommendation for you to buy some of it and you would never regret or regret for not stocking for more.

This Des Legends is just as what it claimed "legend". Then the other 2 Cape Town are so aromatic that no matter how sealed I packed it. When I opened my luggage, there came a very remarkable scent of the local herbal and flower. So good for relaxing.

I haven't tried it yet but my curiousity simply wouldn't let me take it down at the cashier. It may be quite expensive for Euros8 to get a 100g bar, but I am more than willing to pay for it.