Discover the Art of the "Burmese Teashop" Right Here in London
Ever wonder where the real soul of Burma lives? You won’t find it in fancy high-rise buildings or luxury hotels. It lives in the humble teashop.
It is a place where hot cups of sweet tea meet endless talk, laughter, passionate debates, and everyday dreams.
A Tradition Born from History
This beautiful tradition began back in the colonial days, shaped by a unique blend of Indian and British influences. In fact, many of the very first teashops were opened by Indian immigrants. Over time, however, the concept slowly evolved to become something truly, undeniably Burmese.
Even though the teashop originated under foreign influence, it was perfectly adapted into the Burmese style of social interaction. Today, it is a vibrant cultural space that defines the rhythm of daily life in Myanmar.
More Than Just Tea
What made these shops special was one simple thing: convenience and variety. In one small place, you could find almost every traditional Burmese breakfast dish, served together, fresh and hot.
But teashops are more than just food and caffeine. They are the heart of our social life. This is where friendships grow, where news spreads faster than the internet, and where life is shared one cup at a time.
Experience It in the UK
If you want to taste the true spirit of Burmese social life, you don't need a plane ticket. Come sit with us at Bon Sine in London.
Grab a cup of tea, order a few snacks, and sit back. You’ll feel that warm, buzzing community atmosphere right away.
Bon Sine ~ Malatang & Asian Foods
- Wednesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- (Closed Mon & Tue)
Bon Sine ~ BBQ & Burmese Cuisine
- Wednesday to Sunday: 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
- (Closed Mon & Tue)