BOH Tea Centre

The place OPEN UNTIL 6.00PM DURING school holiday!

Great place for sight seeing, and taking lot of pictures. The cafe served decent food. Scone is good, nothing special. If you brung OKU, gold-citizen, you can drive up to the cafe. The stairs are quite steep and tiring.

We have been a dozen times already & never get bored maybe because of the green scenery, weather, good tea & good food at their cafeteria. The cafeteria was huge with a hill view. Busy during weekends, public holidays & school holidays. To avoid it, do come on weekdays only so you can enjoy your time peacefully.

A must go place if u r in Cameron Highlands. Nice sky deck view (need to walk for a distance n not recommended for elderly n wheelchair bound). The food served is reasonable price.

There is a factory tour every half hour (except lunch time)

Good place to go. Be extra careful in driving up as the road is very narrow and slippery with the recent rain. Some drivers are too impatient. Need to go up to viewing area and you may see the scenery and Boh tea factory. The cafes are selling the same thing so no need to crowd in the first one

Came here around 0630AM to watch the sunrise & the view is spectacular.. so worth it to wake up early to watch the sunrise so I recommend to come here if you ever come to Cameron Highland. We wait till 0830AM for breakfast at the Boh Tea Centre, the food taste average. The strawberry tarts is very dry 😅. Again, the view at the restaurant is amazing 😁

beautiful board walk up the mountain to see the amazing view of the tea plantation. combined with the clouds and the mist, lovely photos can be taken. the entrance is free.

I enjoyed a breathtaking view of the tea plantation.

The café is situated at the hilltop, about a 7-minute walk from the car park. I visited on a Friday, and there was still no long queue or overcrowding.

There are two dining areas: Tristan's Terrace and J.A.'s Terrace. Tristan's Terrace offers a much better view for dining.

I had breakfast here and savored the beautiful scenery. The foods were surprisingly above average to me.

Overall, it was a pleasant experience to me.

The BOH Plantation and Factory enabled us very professional way to see behind the curtain. And behind curtain was a wonderfully maintained farm. Special thanks for nice visiting center where you enjoy the beautiful view and many phases of tea’s agricultural work (harvesting, create young plantation etc…) Or just enjoy a cup tea in the rural environment. The tea drying factory visit was very good with the beautiful smells. Of course, you can buy different tea product in the sample shop. If you’re not sure which than you will get appropriate information about the different tea.

Nice tea plantation view from the cafe. Cafe food is priced reasonably, not heavily overpriced despite it to be a tourist spot.

Tip: Turn right from entrance and walk to the end of the Tea shop to get a FREE TOUR of their factory production. Theres every 30minute interval per tour. Great experience!

Road to Boh Tea is so narrow and terrifying. Takes about 15-20 minutes to arrive the Boh Tea Centre from main road.
Need to park at parking area and climb the stairs.

However the view is so stunning, food we
ordered was good and fast service.

Place is fantastic and the menu ordered were great. However some pastries were above average price comparing to other places in Cameron Highlands but its on top a hill so understandable. Place was aesthetic and staff at the merchandise store were friendly. There also they can give you a tour at their factory and give sample drinks for you to taste. A very good experience. The challenging part was to get there you have to drive at a narrow and scary route plus need to climb up 200meters to arrive at the place. Hence, its not suitable for everyone.

Excellent place to enjoy tasty and delicious Tea, Cakes, Pastries and etc while taking in gorgeous views of the tea plantation!!

Crazy crowd on weekends. Visited on Sunday and long queues at like 9am for both Cafeteria counters. Visited on Tuesday at noon and it was much easier getting a table and much shorter queue for food.

Red velvet cupcake is excellent. Soft, moist, fluffy and flavourful. Hot caramel tea, iced peach tea and ginger milk tea were all delicious. We also tried their mini doughnuts which were good, scones, chendol cheesecake and strawberry tart. Chendol cheesecake is novel but is missing flavour of Gula Melaka. The cake also has like jelly texture. These scones are on drier side and comes with whipped cream in a small plastic tub. We personally prefer the more authentic tasting scones (texture wise) from Cameron Highland Resort served with UK-imported Clotted cream.

We love that there’s toilet on two floors. BOH Tea shop is an excellent place to pick up tea souvenirs with purchase with purchase promotion of a packet of 120 bags of tea for pot at $9.90 (instead of usual $14.90) for every purchase of $60 of products.

Every half hour there’s also free tour of Tea Factory where staff will explain how tea leaves are processed into tea.

Outside the museum area is also a station to taste Teh Tarik, cold Lemon Tea and cold Peach tea for free.

The BOH Tea Centre in Cameron Highlands is an awe-inspiring testament to the artistry of tea cultivation. Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the highlands, its undulating tea plantations stretch to the horizon, creating a breathtaking vista of natural splendor. The aroma of freshly brewed tea permeates the air, inviting visitors to savor this time-honored elixir. The tea lounge provides a serene vantage point, where one can contemplate the beauty that surrounds. It is indeed a sanctuary of tradition and natural grandeur, leaving an indelible mark on all who visit.

Great view with mountain of tea scenery

Kafe here very expensive.. Nasi lemak rendang rm20 per plate lol...

Everyone come here hv to hike abit to reach cafe and top hills view. Decent chills and smell fresh tea aroma from tea tree

Breathtaking view and you can shop for their products as well as dining at their cafe. For elderly may require some walking if you park below. Suggest to drive up for those who can’t climb. But the climbing up process was definitely worth it for the view !

my 2nd time visit here and i love how nature this place is, great weather with stunning view~

Beautiful and invigorating.

This place simply lifts your spirit.

The cafe serves good food as well.

Note: it's busy so prepare to queue and to wait for tables.

A tea house perched in the middle of a valley. At the top of the hill is a cafe with an excellent view of the rolling greenlands. Prices are reasonable for a tourist hotspot and there is free parking down the hill. A car is recommended for getting in and out however as it is quite far off from the main road.

A lovely breakfast with a scenic view. The place is picturesque in every angle. Food is surprisingly good as many tourist area are overrated but not this. We came early so it wasn’t crowded yet. The drive up may be challenging to noob drivers but it was definitely enjoyable. You will need to walk up a flight of stairs from the parking but if you have elderly or challenge walking then they will specially allow you to drive all the way to the top. You can also buy all kinds of tea here even some exclusive ones that are only available here.

You need to visit this place at least once in your life! Tea tastes pretty much the same but the food and dessert..... definitely must order!