Tea Tales

I’ve been here a few times now and it’s always been a good experience. Clean, calm atmosphere and super kind people. One of my favorite spots lately

We discovered this beautiful tea shop while walking around Nimman. This place is a hidden gem and the owner is really sweet and accommodating. She has small tester jars, so you can smell the teas before you choose. We tried two different herbal teas and they were both delicious. The shop is very cute, a perfect place to have a tea date on a hot afternoon. She has a great selection of wine as well. We loved it and will certainly return!

The tea was absolutely delicious and the red wine was excellent. But most of all, thank you to the warm and welcoming host for creating such a beautiful and cozy place

A great Tea Shop, friendly Owner

At first, I was enchanted by the service and believed the high prices were justified. But they’re not. Instead of the white tea I was promised (specifically, “aged white tea” as the seller claimed), I received a Wuyi oolong of medium quality — sold at the price of a premium white. After the first rinse, the strong prune-like aroma made it immediately obvious: this was neither floral, nor aged, and certainly not white tea. It was unmistakably a roasted, tightly rolled Wuyi oolong. I contacted the seller and provided detailed photos of the leaves in all three stages — dry, wet, and brewed. Yet she simply repeated the same claim: “White Flower Tea” — a completely made-up name no one uses for actual tea. Instead of offering any proof, she sent me photos of two actual white teas she sells (both of which I’ve tried — and both are indeed authentic). In addition, I’ve repeatedly come across strange, misleading labels and vague names on their tea tins. While some of the raw material may be decent, you should be very cautious about what tea you’re actually getting.