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117 W 4th St
Royal Oak, MI 48067
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Green Tea
An Ji White
$7.00
although called a white tea because of the light color of its leaves, an ji white is actually a green tea by the way it is produced.
Bamboo Leaf
$12.00
bamboo leaf (literal translation of the chinese "zhu ye qing") takes its name from the bamboo leaf-like appearance of its tea leaves. the fresh leaves are picked in the early spring...
Bi Luo Chun (green Snail Spring)
$7.00
from the jiangsu province of china in the east and west mountains of suzhou, comes one of chinas top 10 teas.
Dragon Well (long Jing), Choice
$7.00
dragon well (literal translation of the chinese long jing) is regarded as chinas national tea.
Dragon Well (long Jing), Premium
$12.00
dragon well (literal translation of the chinese long jing) is regarded as chinas national tea.
Sparrow's Tongue
$7.00
from chinas yellow mountain region, this tea is aptly named for the appearance of its leaves after steeping...
Yellow Mtn Mao Feng, Select
$4.00
another of chinas top 10 teas, mao feng is produced in the huangshan (yellow mountain) region of chinas anhui province.
Oolong Tea
Ginseng Oolong
$7.00
ginseng oolong is one of our goldfish tea house favorites. superior oolong tea is coated with powdered ginseng roots, leaving a bold, rich taste and pleasantly sweet aftertaste.
Gold Screw Jasmine
$12.00
this high quality jasmine infused tea is as beautiful as it is delicious.
Honey Phoenix Oolong
$12.00
honey phoenix oolong, another of our goldfish tea house favorites, is a robust tea with distinctive honey notes.
Jasmine Pearls
$7.00
enjoy the fragrant, calming scent of this jasmine infused tea as you watch the beautifully crafted leaves slowly unfurl.
Osmanthus Oolong
$7.00
this delicious oolong is lightly infused with osmanthus flowers.
Scarlet Robe (da Hong Pao)
$12.00
scarlet robe (literally da hong pao) is the most famous and best quality of the wu yi mountain rock tea varieties.
Silver Needle Jasmine
$4.00
the leaves of this lovely jasmine infused tea are long, thin, needle-shaped with a silver downy appearance.
Tie Guan Yin Oolong
$12.00
tie guanyin (literally iron goddess of mercy) is the most famous variety of chinas oolongs, and is one of chinas top 10 teas.
Wuyi Yan Cha (rock Tea)
$7.00
yan cha (literally rock tea) is another famous variety of oolong tea, and is also one of chinas top 10 teas.
Black Tea
Dian Black, Choice
$7.00
considered a relatively high end gourmet black tea, dian black comes from the cloud-veiled mountains of the yunnan province.
Keemun Black
$7.00
keemun (qi men) is one of the three most famous black teas having strong fragrance, the other two being from india and sri lanka, and is also one of chinas top 10 teas.
Lapsang Souchong
$7.00
this black tea from the fujian province of china is known for its exotic smoky aroma and flavor.
Yunnan Gold
$7.00
a treat for black tea lovers, yunnan gold comes from china's yunnan province, renowned for producing some of the world's best black tea.
White Tea
An Ji White
$7.00
although called a white tea because of the light color of its leaves, an ji white is actually a green tea by the way it is produced.
Dragon Well White
$12.00
information to follow soon...
Silver Needle White (bai Hao Yin Zhen)
$4.00
this is chinas most famous variety of white tea, produced mainly in the fujian province.
Flower Teas
Gold Screw Jasmine
$12.00
this high quality jasmine infused tea is as beautiful as it is delicious.
Jasmine Pearls
$7.00
enjoy the fragrant, calming scent of this jasmine infused tea as you watch the beautifully crafted leaves slowly unfurl.
Osmanthus Oolong
$7.00
this delicious oolong is lightly infused with osmanthus flowers.
Silver Needle Jasmine
$4.00
the leaves of this lovely jasmine infused tea are long, thin, needle-shaped with a silver downy appearance.
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Hours
Monday:
9:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday:
9:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
9:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday:
9:00am - 11:00pm
Friday:
9:00am - 11:30pm
Saturday:
9:00am - 11:30pm
Sunday:
9:00am - 10:00pm
About Us
We recently lived in Beijing, China, where we “accidentally” fell in love with tea. It all started for us former coffee drinkers when we happened upon a local wholesale tea market one day. In the process of bartering for a beautiful gold dragon embossed tea set, we were invited to sit and taste several of the teas the shop had to offer. For more than two hours, the potential language and cultural barrier was washed away by the pure enjoyment of the tea and tea rituals, and we left the shop with our very first bag of loose leaf tea in hand.