Ye Olde Smokehouse

Ye Olde Smokehouse stands as a remarkable preservation of colonial British dining culture and architecture, representing the lifestyle and culinary traditions that British colonials established in Cameron Highlands during the early development of this hill station retreat. The establishment has maintained its historical character while continuing to serve traditional British cuisine, making it both a functioning restaurant and a living museum of colonial dining customs.

The building's Tudor-revival architecture features the distinctive elements that characterize Cameron Highlands' colonial period construction, including timber framing, steep rooflines, and interior design elements that recreate the atmosphere of an English countryside inn. The restaurant has preserved traditional British recipes and dining customs, offering visitors an authentic taste of the culinary culture that was an important part of colonial social life. The establishment serves as a bridge between past and present, maintaining the traditions that helped define the social character of colonial Cameron Highlands while adapting to serve contemporary visitors interested in experiencing this historical lifestyle.