Tak Chi
User's reviews
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Fang Gourmet Tea
I enjoyed their Chinese loose tea tasting especially when they set up their shop at the Sheraton Hotel in Flushing, Queens. The people who worked there are friendly and knowledgeable. In my opinion, I think their teas are kind of pricey but they have Chinese teas that are hard to find for the tea connoisseur.
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Luh Yu Tea Emporium
This is one of the best Chinese tea store that I encountered in Flushing, Queens. The tea owner is very knowledgeable about different type of loose teas. I try to come back to this place at least once a month. * I chose Quality of food offered: as lacking because it does not have N/A.
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Subtle Tea
I enjoyed their pomegranate and blood orange iced tea and either the green tea smoothie or latte. I am not a blended tea drinker but I enjoy the almond cookie green tea.
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The Tea Gallery
Michael Wong is a tea master by trade. I can see the skill when he pours the water around the top of the YiXing tea pot. My wife and I enjoy having tea with Michael and Winnie. We tasted 3 types of Chinese teas and Michael and Winnie are very knowledgeable and passion about the teas the have selected for us. * Note There is no N/A for Quality of food offered: so I chose lacking.
Tearoom response:
The Tea Gallery is still open for business. We do our best to respond to phone messages but sometimes the message is incomplete or difficult to decipher. We are sorry if this happened and were unable to reach you. You can email us at info@theteagallery.com with any questions you may have. We look forward to hearing from you.
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Ten Ren's Tea Time
Bubble tea is not just bubble tea. When it comes to bubble tea, Ten Ren is the place to go, hands down. My son loves their almond and refuses to drink it anywhere else in New York City, Chinatown. My favorite is the taro.