"It is believed that Captain Francis Light originally leveled the slope of this hill expressedly for the planting of strawberries. Visitors or tourists disembarking at the upper station of Penang Hill's funicular railway can see the entrance to David Brown's on Strawberry Hill along the road just minutes' walk away from the station."
We were attracted by the location where it's obviously appear in front of us!
The customers of the Restaurant will not disturb by the public, because you cannot just walk around at the area. Therefore, we decided to had our tea break over here.
"This is an quintessential British colonial Restaurant and Tea Terraces . There's a small well-manicured garden in front of the restaurant and the Lily pond was just in the middle which is enhance the beauty of the restaurant."
I think to myself, there will be no other enjoyment rather than having a Ice Cold Beer in this calm and relax environment!
So I grab a glass of Carlsberg and Lau had the Guinness Stout .
Beside that. we also ordered the 'Smokehouse Cream Tea set' which comes with scones, fruitcake and tea. And one orange juice....
The damage of the Tea Break : MYR99.00.
720 meter Altitude. :)