Best tea aka 'English Breakfast tea' in HK

[Elefant&Castle]

[daipaidung]

I'm getting into the Yorkshire tea I have to say. Local British store in Fanling is selling 80 bags for $58. Not bad at all.

There's a local British store in Fanling? That's good news! Can you drop a pin? Thanks.

[paddylast]

There's a local British store in Fanling? That's good news! Can you drop a pin? Thanks.

Shop 115B, Green Code Plaza, 1 Ma Sik Rd, Fanling

Best of Britain

[paddylast]

Switch up to the Gold, you won't be disappointed

I haven't come across it yet. I have had their biscuit tea but not really a fan.

[paddylast]

I find the amount of plastic in tea bags and even now these popular coffee machine pods very concerning. But it doesn't seem to stop companies from making a viable business with people willing to drink up convenience!

I used to like 759's large, cheap, large box of Ceylon tea (box has yellow and white stripes). Give it a try sometime. If you like it strong, can use two bags. Very cheap.

It's a bit silly to pay big bucks for British branded tea while living in Hong Kong.

To be honest, it's the cheap brands that I'd be more worried about regarding plastic. Maybe it's unfounded bias, but I think I can trust European brands more.

[VictoriaCity]

Shop 115B, Green Code Plaza, 1 Ma Sik Rd, Fanling

Best of Britain

I'm gonna check this out!

[paddylast]

I'm gonna check this out!

I wouldn't say it's anything to write home about. It's a very small shop but you might find one or two things you like.

[saltywetman]

I wouldn't say it's anything to write home about. It's a very small shop but you might find one or two things you like.

You take what you can up north. I will be doing the same. One of these days M&S will make it past Sha Tin.

[chobochobo]

Just opened up a box of M&S Luxury gold. It's fine, though I'm not sure there's much difference from just Everyday, Gold or Twinings. Except for the round tea bag vs the square.