Don’t be fooled by the address – this closet-sized drinks stall, which opened in 1956, hasn’t been usurped by a tailor. You’ll find it up the road, opposite Kampong Glam Cafe. Zamir Ahmad has been pulling tea for more than four decades, so his teh tarik ($1.30) is as it should be: milky, sweet and served with an inch-thick layer of froth. For bites, you’ll have to settle for samosas and curry puffs, or nasi lemak and nasi sambal goreng in packets.
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