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goes by the name veron. a definitive leo born august 1, 1984. a solo traveler. loves cats, coffee, sensual music, yummy food and technology. when she's not at her job as an IS developer for the government, she's likely to be out dining, or visiting an interesting art gallery or event.
(Update: The V Tea Room is now known as The Cookie Museum, and still remains at the same location.)
a pretty tea boutique opened recently at the esplanade, called “the v tea room“. boasting a victorian theme in a cozy setting, everything about the v tea room looks beautiful! there is so much detail in its decor. thick volumes of victorian books decorate the counter. masquerade masks hang on the walls. dainty little cups are used to serve tea. even the menus are very exquisitely designed!
i was most impressed with how beautiful the menu looked. first of all, it’s large. every menu had its own unique cover with gold pop-up patterns. i had never seen a better-looking menu! at first glance, they didn’t even look like menus, but more like the covers of thick, valuable ancient books.
true to its name, the v tea room has a large selection of tea. i’m no tea connoisseur as i am more of a coffee fanatic, but the queen’s tea we had was good. and the best thing? with the tea leaves in the pot, we could simply keep refilling it with hot water. in the words of my friend, we could practically drink the tea forever!
they had a large variety of teacakes too, including ones filled with liqueur. my belly was still full from an earlier meal so i couldn’t really eat much. but i would be sure to visit the v tea room again for its affordable tea and cakes, beautiful decor and excellent service.
The Cookie Museum (former V Tea Room)
Esplanade Mall
8 Raffles Avenue #01-02/04
Singapore 039802
(65) 6333 1965
Service rating:
www.thevtearoom.com
Esplanade Mall
8 Raffles Avenue #01-02/04
Singapore 039802
(65) 6333 1965
Service rating:
www.thevtearoom.com
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hi jus a passerby, you hav great pics of the food! very well taken..cos it looks appetising..keep it up and cheers :D View all comments by serendipity
hi serendipity. i’m glad you liked those pictures. i’m a foodie myself so i bring my camera wherever i go to snap such pictures. View all comments by Veron
hi babe! Been reading ya blog for awhile & really love the way you write = ) anyway im going bangkok too and was wondering did u get those door stopper alarm thing eventually? If you did, where can I get it from? And the price?
Thanks so much babe = ) and keep writing! View all comments by jacq
hey jacq, great to hear that from you. please read my 7 days in bangkok blog entries for more tips in travelling around.
nope i didn’t get that door stopper alarm in the end. i rented a service apartment and the security was great. so i didn’t need that alarm after all :). View all comments by Veron
thanks for replying my post too! = ) View all comments by jacq
hi wanting, was just checking out the v tea room on google and found your blog…just wanna say u are a good photog! anyway was thinking you actually look like jaymee ong, the australian-chinese model/// :) ;) View all comments by me
oH mY i wAs tHe oNe wHo sErvEd u aT tHe v tEarOom! hOpe tO sEe u sOme tiMe sOon.. View all comments by tEa gAL
Nice blog.
Hey how much did you spend at V tea room? View all comments by Food hunter