Through the lenses of Asianpixmen
The ubiquitous “teh tarik” is probably the most popular drink in Malaysia. A close second would have to be “air swarm” (that’s warm water in Bahasa).
Teh tarik simply means hot tea with milk poured at least twice from large, stainless steel mugs, in order to create that frothy feel.
It’s cheap, tastes great and goes well with roti canai (now that’s another story altogether).
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some say its copied from India…izzit true???
dude, I don’t know if it is copied from India but what I do know is Malaysians always improve on the originals!