I still remember the childhood days when BSC was old and tired and how we would walk from my friend's house down the hill to BSC so we could buy Magic cards and "hang out". In the past year or two, it underwent a total revamp but even before I left, it was still rather quiet and shops were only slowly filling up.
Coming back in March though, the place finally felt vibrant and lively.
Coming back in March though, the place finally felt vibrant and lively.
A recent addition to BSC is the Tea Republic; coincidentally a friend of a friend's first venture into the F&B world. While I always have the dream to own my F&B place like half the population in Australia who are currently suffering the Masterchef Fever, it takes more than just using words. It requires action and bravery (or plain foolishness if I was a grumpy old relative).
Back to the Tea Republic, it is everything a cafe / hangout place is but serves tea instead of the norm coffee.
Carrying different teas from all over the world, it is quite fascinating and educational at the same time.
How about trying the South African Vanilla Orange Tea? The vanilla is subtle and the orange evident but the most amazing thing with flavoured teas is the aroma. I be happy smelling the brew (probably for the first 10 minutes before realising I am meant to drink it).
From Japanese tea to Chai Latte (which was quite decent too), it is a paradise for those who appreciate tea.
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