Hockhua Tonic (Closed)

Herbal tea is always our best alternative to quench the thirst while we were walking in the malls. Wheat grass, S$1.50, is still as sweet as ever. Taste is rather artificial and I would prefer that to be diluted. Chrysanthemum Tea, S$1.20 is also quite sweet for my liking. Having drank the cooler version always, I had decided to try the warmer ones this round. Warm and with a little heat makes its so soothing to the body.The usual lady who served was on duty during weekdays night is still as fri

DrinksBought 4 bottles of Liang Teh with total amount of S$5.00.I was kind of surprise to see that honey wheat grass costs S$1.00 now as this drink used to be one of the expensive ones among the liang teh. As far as I remember the taste of the wheat grass drink had changed totally. There were no strong grass smell like before.Bought 2 bottles of water chestnut (S$1.50 each) and 1 bottle of winter-melon tea (S$1.00). I had an overdosed of sugar, they were simply too sweet for consumption! I had t

S$1.50 a bottle of chilled water chestnut drink to quench thirst and beat the heat in my body.Water chestnuts are excellent source of potassium. The drink has mild sweetness and it is strong in sugar cane, tastes natural. On top of that this drink carries detoxifying properties and are very good for us.Till the end of the drink, you will find some sediments, usually I will not drink them up.They have wide variety of Liang Teh. Initially I wanted to buy "Luo Han Guo" but they do not have the chil

Half drank bottle of apple honey and a full bottle of chrysanthemum tea at $1.50 and $1.20 respectively. I had forgo my favorite Aloe Vera Honey drink this time round despite having the lady recommending the most expensive "liang teh" among all the drinks on the cupboard many times. I still remember my last experience with them where aloe vera honey drink consists of aloe vera residues instead of cubes and I'm careful this time.Bottles are not labelled despite seeing those labels lying around on