
Taman Sri Yaacob Branch
No. 6-01, Jalan Wira 7, Taman Sri Yaacob, 81300 Skudai, Johor.
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No. 6-01, Jalan Wira 7, Taman Sri Yaacob, 81300 Skudai, Johor.
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15-01, Jalan Mutiara Emas 7/9, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru.
Discover moreEach mountain holds a distinct character; each tea reveals a world of its own. Discover the one that speaks to you.

At ISC Tea, a Johor Bahru tea house with private rooms in Mount Austin and Sri Yaacob, discover ancient-tree Pu-erh and Chinese tea culture. Choose your preferred room and time, and let us prepare your tea experience.
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Raw Pu'er Tea
Wild Type / 1,000 Years Old Wild mountain essence, lingering sweetness, vibrant energy. Handpicked from Yunnan's ancient forests—millennium-old spring tea trees.
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Raw Pu'er Tea
Cultivated Type / Nearly 1,000 Years Old Rich caramel-honey aroma with a sweet, smooth taste and strong tea energy. Selected spring tea from ancient trees grown above 2,300m elevation.
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Raw Pu'er Tea
Cultivated Type / Over 500 Years Old Rock Rhyme & Floral Bouquet, a tea of remarkable structure with dense, balanced liquor. Sourced exclusively from Lincang's rare ancient tea trees growing among rocky outcrops, naturally developing this precious mineral essence.
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Ripe Pu'er Tea
Wild Type / Nearly 1,000 Years Old Caramel aroma with aged notes, glutinous sweetness, and a smooth, mellow body. Made from 2014 ancient wild tea trees in Yunnan’s hidden forests, refined with a unique process.
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Raw Pu'er Tea
Cultivated Type / Over 600 Years Old Mysterious and complex aroma with rich orchid fragrance—intensely aromatic, long-lasting, and uplifting. From rare small-leaf ancient spring tea trees grown in the high mountains of Cangyun, Yunnan.
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Raw Pu'er Tea
Wild Type / 1,000 Years Old Fresh grass and floral honey aroma, with a distinct wild mountain charm—bold yet elegant, powerful yet rich. Carefully selected spring tea from ancient trees in Qianjiazhai’s primeval forest, Yunnan, grown at 2,100–2,500m in Zhenyuan County.
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