Sometimes, it doesn't take much to convince me to try something out. When I saw this ad today and realized that today is the last day of the promo, I dragged A, my mom, and my sister to Share Tea.
It wasn't a first time for A and I to go to Share Tea (well, a first for this new branch near Pioneer). We first had a whiff of it over at Wilson St. in Greenhills. When I saw that they were also offering rock salt cheese varieties, I was determined to bring my sister in because she likes them.
Now, I have this thing about putting faces of real people on certain things. To an extent, it makes me question the quality of things. I guess, one of the reasons why it took me a while to actually try Share Tea was because they used the face of a man who looks like a villain from an old Chinese movie.
Now, I have this thing about putting faces of real people on certain things. To an extent, it makes me question the quality of things. I guess, one of the reasons why it took me a while to actually try Share Tea was because they used the face of a man who looks like a villain from an old Chinese movie.
Anyway, I was able to get past that and have been going back to try different varieties on their menu. I love that you can still taste the tea in their blends (A gave the same comment...and he's a tea drinker).
I also found it quite interesting that they have a set of instructions on how to drink their rock cheese salt blends. The even have this very small plastic knife if you opt to have your rock salt cheese sealed before consuming it. It's one of those little things that you can do to enjoy what you're drinking (just like how to correctly sip a cup of coffee).
I also found it quite interesting that they have a set of instructions on how to drink their rock cheese salt blends. The even have this very small plastic knife if you opt to have your rock salt cheese sealed before consuming it. It's one of those little things that you can do to enjoy what you're drinking (just like how to correctly sip a cup of coffee).
