In a village founded by refugees from Yunnan, China, you expect great Chinese food, and you find great green tea to boot.
Welcome to Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Front building where we tasted teas, Ban Rak Thai
Filling cylinders and inverting them into tasting cups, Ban Rak Thai
Pork leg in savory broth, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Bacon-cut pork belly braised with preserved mustard greens, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Omelet-wrapped pork sausage, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Appetizer platter, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Black chicken soup, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Tea leaf salad with mackerel, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Chayote greens, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Fried tilapia, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Pomelo segments, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
Custard with sweet potato, Gee Lee, Ban Rak Thai
For the story behind these photos, return to Tea Quest Fulfilled — and Belly Filled
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