Long-standing tea shop in Ho Chi Minh City with the tradition of making tea preserved from Trieu Chau (China) to Vietnam.($1=24,000 VND)
TRADITIONAL TEA TRADITION OUT OF THE BENEFITS
Located on a small street in District 11, there is an old Saigon tea shop at house number 122 Phu Tho. It is a narrow, traditional house with a strong smell of tea right from the front door. The family of Uncle Quach Hue (58 years old) has been making tea for more than 70 years, passed on from his father’s life. His family has a long tradition of making tea, back in Chaozhou, China. Later, Hue’s father and uncle immigrated to Vietnam, looking to rent a small house in Saigon, relying on his profession to establish a business in a foreign country. Not only idyllic kept from the old Saigon to the present Saigon but parallel to the uncle’s ancestral land – Trieu Chau, China, the brothers and sisters are also continuing to rely on the profession and trade in tea on a larger scale…
