L A
disappointed with their dough, ordered one you cha kueh and one butterfly fritter, dough not fluffy and difficult to chew.. hope they improve on their dough texture
Location: Level 2, Unit Number #02-30
Authentic Malaysian teh tarik specialist serving traditional pulled tea with condensed milk, using skilled pouring techniques and heritage preparation methods.
Abang Teh Tarik specializes in authentic Malaysian pulled tea culture at Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre, serving traditional teh tarik that represents the beloved beverage heritage shared across Southeast Asian communities. This establishment maintains authentic preparation methods that involve repeatedly pouring strong black tea blended with condensed milk between two vessels from height, creating the characteristic frothy top while cooling the tea to optimal drinking temperature. Their commitment to traditional teh tarik techniques ensures customers experience genuine Malay beverage culture that has been cherished throughout Malaysia, Singapore, and the wider Southeast Asian region for generations.
The signature teh tarik preparation showcases skilled craftsmanship through the pulling technique that thoroughly mixes tea with condensed milk while creating the distinctive thick, frothy head that defines authentic teh tarik presentation. Using strong brew of black tea combined with sweetened condensed milk, the process not only achieves perfect temperature and texture but also enhances flavor development through proper aeration and mixing. Additional beverage offerings likely include variations of traditional kopitiam drinks that complement the teh tarik specialty while maintaining authentic preparation standards that honor Southeast Asian beverage traditions.
Abang Teh Tarik contributes to Anchorvale Village multicultural dining environment by preserving traditional Malay beverage culture within Singapore contemporary hawker setting. Their expertise serves both Malaysian expatriates seeking nostalgic flavors and local residents discovering authentic Southeast Asian beverage artistry that represents cultural heritage beyond mere refreshment. The establishment demonstrates how traditional beverage preparation can maintain cultural significance while adapting to modern community dining expectations, ensuring authentic teh tarik culture remains accessible to diverse communities appreciating skilled craftsmanship and heritage beverages within Singapore vibrant food landscape.
Based on 24 reviews
Out of 71 shops
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L A
disappointed with their dough, ordered one you cha kueh and one butterfly fritter, dough not fluffy and difficult to chew.. hope they improve on their dough texture
CN N
Ordered a curry puff and they gave me a butterfly bun.
Julius Tan
Teh is below average, goreng pisang as well but the green bean cake was the worst I have eaten in my life. Some mush inside that wasn’t sweet, was bland and had not an ounce of the taste of green beans. Bad and bizarre tasting.
Vivian
I know the weather is hot and irritable. The Coffee Uncle was in the midst of serving a family, when he shouted at me to get my attention as I was trying to access the NTUC Fairprice app in order to make payment. He wanted me to give him my order. He said I was on my phone so I never hear him speak (with his mask on). I didnt hear me at all. I tried to explain I was accessing the Fairprice app with face recognition and couldn’t look up at him yet. I almost do not review any food vendors negatively as i know it is hard work and with daily challenges, but DO NOT pick on random customers to vent your anger or frustration, it is not fair and is unwarranted. Never look down or bully any customers in any form of attire or body shape or casual dressing. Food Retail Lesson 101.
jy chen
Store used to be good, but nowadays the lady that is making the drink dun understand what is kosong and less sweet. Always give lots of sugar (3 big full scoop) when i request for less sweet or kosong and will argue saying she did not when everyone clearly see the amount of sugar she added and this happened more than 3 time. Will not order from this shop again if the lady is making the drink.
Raymond Goh
Bought a teh tarik from this stall. Taste like normal milk tea. Does not taste like teh tarik at all. This stall just open at most 1 month at Anchorvale and yet they pulling this stunt? My advice is dont treat customers as fools. Better do a honest business before you close down
Mark Heng (Infosphere)
Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, the teh tarik cmi 😂 Tastes like regular milk tea from usual coffee shop, lacking very much the savoury element that gives this drink the oomph! Imho, the hawker centre management shouldn't bar Indian stalls from selling this unique hot drink... because only they know how to make it real 🤣 Still, fret not as I'll be back to drink regular local hot drinks like teh-O... and up the star rating as such... #MHTamChiak
linteoh
Regretted buying 3 goreng pisangs. Wasted calories and money. The batter is nice, but the banana is not ripe enough. Some parts were too hard to eat and I gave up (photo showing the remains). The rest were barely acceptable and I ate what I could to avoid wasting money. Ordered Teh siew dai on 3 occasions. 2x were too sweet, the latest is good. Service: once there was this middle age chinese lady who was really rude. Otherwise the other staff are OK.
Goh Yih Xun
Soymilk was from packeted soymilk. Drinks are so so
Christine
Used to be good but the lady making the beverages now has a terrible working attitude. Ordered a hot Milo and she just served me a cup of hot water with Milo powder asking me to stir myself. Might as well I buy instant Milo powder and stir at home? Please improve on your staff's behavior and attitude.
Goh Yi Xuan
The soymilk was from a packet. Drinks are so-so.
Li An
Disappointed with their dough. I ordered one you cha kueh and one butterfly fritter; the dough was not fluffy and difficult to chew. I hope they improve on their dough texture.
Chee Nian Ng
Ordered a curry puff, and they gave me a butterfly bun.
Raymond Koh
Bought a teh tarik from this stall. Tastes like normal milk tea. Does not taste like teh tarik at all. This stall just opened for barely a month at Anchorvale, and yet they're pulling this stunt? My advice is: don't treat customers as fools. Better do an honest business before you close down.
Jay Chen
The store used to be good, but nowadays, the lady who makes the drinks doesn't understand what 'kosong' and 'less sweet' mean. She always gives lots of sugar (three big, full scoops) when I request 'less sweet' or 'kosong,' and will argue that she did not, even when everyone clearly sees the amount of sugar she added. This has happened more than three times. I will not order from this shop again if that lady is making the drink.
Christina
Used to be good, but the lady making the beverages now has a terrible working attitude. Ordered a hot Milo, and she just served me a cup of hot water with Milo powder, asking me to stir it myself. I might as well buy instant Milo powder and stir it at home? Please improve your staff's behavior and attitude.
Marcus Heng
Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, the teh tarik cmi. 😂 It tastes like regular milk tea from a usual coffee shop, significantly lacking the savoury element that gives this drink its oomph! In my opinion, the hawker centre management shouldn't bar Indian stalls from selling this unique hot drink, because only they know how to make it real. 🤣 Still, fret not; I'll be back to drink regular local hot drinks like teh-O and adjust the star rating accordingly. #MHTamChiak
Julian Tan
Teh is below average, and goreng pisang is as well, but the green bean cake was the worst I have eaten in my life. Some mush inside that wasn’t sweet, was bland, and had not an ounce of the taste of green beans. It tasted bad and bizarre.
Vian
Here's the edited review: I know the weather was hot, and people can be irritable. The Coffee Uncle was in the midst of serving a family when he shouted at me to get my attention as I was trying to access the NTUC Fairprice app in order to make payment. He wanted me to give him my order. He said I was on my phone so I didn't hear him speak (with his mask on). I didn't hear him at all. I tried to explain I was accessing the Fairprice app with face recognition and couldn’t look up at him yet. I almost never review any food vendors negatively, as I know it is hard work and involves daily challenges, but DO NOT pick on random customers to vent your anger or frustration. It is not fair and is unwarranted. Never look down on or bully any customers in any form of attire, body shape, or casual dressing. Food Retail Lesson 101.
Lim Teo
Regretted buying 3 goreng pisangs. Wasted calories and money. The batter is nice, but the banana is not ripe enough. Some parts were too hard to eat, and I gave up (photo showing the remains). The rest were barely acceptable, and I ate what I could to avoid wasting money. I ordered Teh siew dai on three occasions. Two times, it was too sweet; the latest one was good. Service: On one occasion, there was a middle-aged Chinese lady who was really rude. Otherwise, the other staff were okay.
Terrick W.
Reasonable drink and price, clean environment.
The FlyingCock
Had the freshly prepared You Tiao! Exceeded my expectations! Thumbs up!
The Flying Kok
I had the freshly prepared You Tiao! It exceeded my expectations! Thumbs up!
Derrick Wong
Reasonable drinks and prices, clean environment.
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