Jian Cha Tea conquers Chiang Mai: fresh, modern and full of taste!

Jian Cha Tea conquers Chiang Mai: fresh, modern and full of taste!

There is exciting news for tea lovers in Chiang Mai: the Thai-Chinese brand Jian Cha Tea has set out to find a place at the heart of tea culture. Founded just over a year ago, the brand has now opened 46 stores across Thailand - including its first branch in the north, located in the dazzling Maya Lifestyle Mall. But that's just the beginning: Jian Cha Tea plans to also become active in Australia and even in countries such as Singapore and Spain. Chiang Mai Citylife reports that the brand is positioning itself as a premium provider.

The philosophy of Jian Cha Tea is based on the idea of ​​“fresh tea, fresh fruit and fresh milk”. The teas are freshly prepared every four hours to ensure the best quality and freshness. By using carefully selected ingredients, the brand stands out from the competition. Whether Signature Cream Cheese Grape Tea with freshly whipped cream cheese cream or the classic Thai tea, which gets a special color from carrot juice - the selection is impressive.

A diverse offering

The menu at Jian Cha Tea is extensive and offers exciting combinations that provide variety. Popular bestsellers include:

• Signature Cream Cheese Grape Tea
• Klassischer Thai-Tee
• Pecan Milk Tea
• Brown Sugar Milk Tea
• Verschiedene Tee-Obst-Smoothies

Toppings range from konjac jelly to crusty bread to freshly peeled grapes and pecans - there is something for every taste. Ryoi Review also emphasizes that the ingredients are selected fresh from all over the world every day in order to meet the brand's high standards.

However, Jian Cha Tea does not only specialize in making tea. The concept behind the drinks also incorporates traditional recipes from the Chinese imperial era, providing additional cultural depth. The atmosphere when enjoying tea is just as important; the branches are designed to immerse customers in a unique experience.

The importance of tea in Thailand

The Thai people have a long and rich tea culture that is deeply rooted in society. Tea not only represents enjoyment, but also symbolizes hospitality and social solidarity. Tea information describes that the traditional Thai drink “Cha Yen” is made from strong Ceylon or Assam tea and served with sweetened condensed milk. But that's just the tip of the iceberg - the variety of teas ranges from green tea to various herbal teas that are valued for their calming properties.

Whether at an informal tea break or in a traditional teahouse, the variety of tea types and preparation techniques in Thailand are impressive. In Chiang Mai, the home of Jian Cha Tea, tea is not only consumed, but is also part of everyday life.

If you are curious, you can visit the Jian Cha Tea branch in the Maya Lifestyle Center. Opening hours are daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and the team looks forward to welcoming numerous enthusiastic guests. The address is: B1 Floor, MAYA Lifestyle Shopping Center. Telephone inquiries can be made at 066 131 1037.