| Type | Tea Room |
| Style | Modern |
| Serves | Chai, Iced, Loose-leaf |
| Food | Sandwiches, Snacks |
| Features | Afternoon tea, Tastings |
| Good For | Groups, Dates |
| Hours | |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed – Fri | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Saturday | 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM |
| Sunday | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
My first tea room visit and this place is decent. The price and tea (I got something with Strawberry) was good, refreshments were just okay. But the decor is really all over the place.
It was a little hard to find (kinda tucked away behind other shops), so I didn’t get until nearly closing. The shop was nice.
After looking around at teas (and asking questions), I got a togo cup of the Amazon Fire blend. Very good rooibos blend, I even got it with soy milk. I also ending up getting a sample of a mate blend as well.
A very different modern/artsy twist on traditional high tea. Reminiscent of Alice & Wonderland tea time. I really enjoy going to tea here – an intimate and creative setting. Their tea varieties are a bit non-traditional, but its nice to explore different ones each time. The coconut Chai good. High tea food servings are also a bit non-traditional and vary during each visit. I think it’s a great experience if you want a new take on traditional high tea. While I do love my traditional high tea, it’s nice to breakaway and try this modern twist from time to time.
Went to get some afternoon tea here and I thought the prices were reasonable (12.45$ for a pot of Earl Grey & Green tea) and the atmosphere was really nice. They had some soy milk to go with the Earl Grey and it was very relaxing. My only issue would be I wasn’t too keen on the teas. The Earl Grey Superior that I ordered was very mild tasting. The green tea I ordered was called the “Drunken Concubine” and it was grassy. I didn’t find too many teas that I really wanted to try here… I’m unsure if I’ll go again.
