08/09/2026
Landed myself at GuiJi in San Gabriel, a Taiwanese-based tea brand. Been here for 3 weeks and managed to spot a few familiar faces from BR š¤£
With their famous 33 Kings Oolong, the name itself is intriguing enough to tempt you to give it a taste! This tea is carefully roasted for three days and then aged for another thirty days, which gives it that smooth and rich aroma.
If youāre looking for something with a bit more punch and depth, the Pu-Erh Milk Tea, with its subtle glutinous rice-like aroma.
For something a bit different, the HongXuan Black Tea may be the one. Even though itās called āblack tea,ā itās been processed to bring out the richer flavors of floral, honey, and ripe fruit from JinXuan Oolong Tea.
If you prefer something lighter, the Jade (jasmine) green tea is a refreshing option. However, Iād suggest trying Blooming Oolong for a more enjoyable experience. Itās a delightful blend of High Mountain Oolong and Oriental Beauty Tea.
Just my 2 cents, not going to guarantee that you will love it for sure since everyoneās taste is different. I mean, I like the drinks, and I like it even more if I see more familiar faces š.
No, I donāt get a raise for posting this. Sorry, thereās no popcorn chicken here though.
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