Viktoria B.

It was just okay, food was good, but service, well our waiter was kinda mean and disrespectful, mean look. She only became nicer towards the end. I think she wanted a tip. I'm not going back to that location. They do have another one I believe in Tigered Oregon.

Suz A.

Make your reservation online, be sure to follow up with a phone call, because we didn't have a confirmation number that was to have been sent back to us. Waited several days to hear back from the lounge. Called them back on the day of the reservation, to get it ironed out. Take a couple of extra minutes to locate the lounge and get parking. The staff were so sweet and kind. The host explained the menu. This offerings has a little Asian twist, a little different from the usual offerings. It was a pleasant adventure.

Sara P.

Went for tea service with 3 friends. The food was okay, nothing remarkable. The tea was good, but not great. We did enjoy the ambiance and the service.

Taylor B.

The inside is very cute; very Instagram-y. It's right on the water so it was relaxing to watch people drive remote control sailboats on the water while we dined. It definitely looked a lot larger inside than photos I had seen online. It seemed that there were three different rooms where you could be seated in addition to what appeared to be 2 private rooms for events. It was very quiet inside so- not that I go around shouting across the table at people- you do feel compelled to have quiet conversation during your visit. The staff was very friendly. We were there celebrating a birthday. They added a nice happy birthday topper to the tiered platter and offered to take a photo of us. It was really thoughtful. There was quite a bit of food which arrived on the platter. I didn't think that we would have so many options and left quite full. I probably could have skipped a couple bites and brought them home, but I wasn't about to be a quitter! The tea was steadily replenished with servers, adding warm water to the pot when they'd make their rounds. I misunderstood that the 20% added gratuity is not included in the price but rather is automatically added to your bill. So, what I thought would be a $120 bill ended up being $144. So, a bit pricey for small bites and tea (IMO) but a fun experience nonetheless.

Nithisha R.

This is my first time exploring a tea lounge and I loved my experience. The tea was brewed fresh with a lot of options including seasonal options and I got the pomegranate mist tea. My friends got the orange dreamsicle, pineapple zest, and classic English breakfast tea. All of them really flavorful and they meticulously kept an eye on the temperature to ensure that we have the best experience. They also gave the perfect tea timer for us to get some understanding on when the tea flavor is perfect for enjoying it more. They had a standard snacks menu served in tower style. We really loved the tea sandwiches and each one of them were delicious. My favorite one was cheese cucumber sandwich. They had an amazing spread of desserts and my favorite was the panna cotta with strawberry. The ambiance was very vibrant and beautiful. Overall, an amazing experience and really loved every bit of my time at this tea lounge. Must visit place if you want to explore a tea lounge.

Deb K.

Great location to get together with the ladies or as in our case, celebrate a baby shower! Service, food and tea were superb! Parking was confusing so call and ask when you get there. We'll be back for sure!

Benjamin M.

This was a relaxing and fun Sunday tea experience. The website suggests entering in "DOJA Tea Lounge parking" into Google maps, instead of just the business name, and I would agree that is the way to go. Parking is in a nearby parking structure, and the business itself isn't visible from the street or larger parking lot. I think reservations are the best way to ensure a table here. Service was friendly and quick, and the only decision you have to make is the tea, since the food served with the tea is a set menu. The atmosphere was pleasant, with lots of plants, natural light, and interesting wall art. Outside the windows, there is a lake with ducks. For my tea, I went with English Breakfast, an old favorite of mine. The tea was served first, and the teapots were kept warm with tealights. That was a nice touch. The pots were clear, so keeping track of steeping time was easy. They also provided a little hourglass timer. They refilled hot water regularly, which was appreciated. They didn't ask if we wanted to try any other teas, which is a nice option at other tea places I've been. But I didn't ask either, so it might have been no problem to try another tea here. My tea was okay, not outstanding, but still tasty. The crystals of sugar took a while to dissolve in the tea, but that wasn't a huge deal. The food came out soon after the tea was served. Everything looked delicious, and proved to be! The highlights for me were the chimichurri roast beef sandwich, the herbed cream cheese cucumber & jicama sandwich, the pesto pinwheel and the chocolate cherry madeleine. The scone was probably my favorite, however. It had a great flavor on its own, perfect texture, and tasted amazing with the clotted cream, strawberry jam and lemon curd. By the time I got to the desserts, I was getting full, so they nicely packed up the last couple of treats to go. Of these, the strawberry cake was my favorite. They apparently change their menu seasonally, and have themes as well, like a 1920's tea coming up in November. I didn't find this information on their website, so if you are curious, it might be a good idea to call and get the details that way. Also, they are on Instagram, and that seemed to have more event and menu details. While not exactly inexpensive, this place provided a delicious and restorative tea experience, with some inventive riffs on the traditional afternoon tea offerings. I would definitely visit here again!

Christian-Immanuel C.

This was my first experience having High Tea and I feel like my expectations will now be based on this place because I had such an enjoyable experience. The staff were very friendly and attentive and always made sure to check in on us and refill our tea pots when they were low on liquid. I also enjoyed the Studio Ghibli music they were playing and it was at the right volume to where you can still have a conversation. The presentation down to the tiered delights gave for an awesome experience and everything was so tasty. From what we had, my personal favorites were the Chimichurri Roast Beef Sandwich, Scone with Clotted Cream, Jam, and Lemon Curd, as well as the Strawberry Custard Cake. They had a ton of options for teas and despite wanting to try it all, we actually ended up choosing the recommend pairings for our meal which were the Milky Oolong and the White Jasmine. Both were very delicious and came with cream as well as rock sugar to add to your preferred taste.

Lisa H.

Had my second visit in to Doja yesterday and the experience has only improved since my first trip. Refined decor with a classic floral style in one room and more modern plant filled in another. They no longer have the "choose your own tea cup" walk in aspect which I had enjoyed so my cup coordinated with my fit but the photo op wall is still there which was nice for group event memories. The new menu was amazing and the service outstanding.

Camille S.

Impressed with this tea house. Food was very good, and we were very full by the end. We ended up having to take home leftovers. Tea selection was large. I went with my mother for my birthday and we had a great time. The reservation is for 2 hours and we were there almost the entire time. The staff was nice and replenished our tea when needed, but otherwise left us to talk and have our time. We really liked that. Only draw back is the price. Though most afternoon tea is priced in this range in the Portland area. Their themed or holiday teas are also more expensive, which I am bummed about because my mother and I liked our October visit so much we wanted to come back for the holidays.

Eleni F.

Doja Tea Lounge is an absolute gem! This is my second time visiting-and I will definitely be coming back My large party and I had an unforgettable experience here, thanks to their fabulous food, exceptional hospitality, and the stunning new private dining hall. The scones were perfectly baked--flaky, buttery, and paired wonderfully with their house-made jams. We loved the creative and flavorful options on their special seasonal menu, which added a delightful touch to our gathering. And, of course, the variety of teas was second to none; there was something for everyone to enjoy. The new private dining hall is gorgeous--tastefully designed with a cozy yet elegant atmosphere, perfect for celebrating special occasions. The scenic setting, complete with a cute pond just outside, made the experience even more magical and photo-worthy. Doja Tea Lounge is a must-visit, whether you're hosting a big event or simply stopping by for a peaceful afternoon tea. I can't wait to come again!

Jose M.

Such a cute and fun place to have some tea. My friend booked an appointment at opening (for 5) and we were seated right away. She had booked a gluten free menu for me. There was no one else inside. The server immediately came over and introduced what teas were being offered on the menu. There was a wide variety and I got the oolong tea. It was milky and creamy (by nature). You can get cream and sugar if you want. There was constant hot water refills just because it was so great on a cold fall morning. I wish I took a picture of the setup but I was just so excited that they prepared a completely gluten free menu for me. Just like the other neatly, tiered snacks, there was also the same for me. I was thrilled to see a place like this offer gluten free options for me. The snacks were endless and we weren't able to eat all of them. They even had a gluten free scone and toast. I felt very included because you wouldn't normally find a place like this. For all the gluten free people, come here! I would definitely come back here again. It was a great experience :)

Michelle N.

We had a family gathering in Portland, and all the sisters and our mom decided to have an afternoon tea time! Our sister found DOJA Tea Lounge and we were all interested in the Asian-inspired flavors sprinkled into the menu. They rotate menus seasonally, so be sure to check out what they have in store! - PARKING - There's a parking lot across the pond - just beware of any limited-time spaces! - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We had a reservation right when they opened at 11am, and were promptly seated once we walked in. They have an extensive menu of teas to choose from, but you're only allowed to pick one and are unable to switch it out. Luckily since we had 4 of us, we all picked something different and were able to share that way. After they received our tea orders, they prepared the tiered bites and we were served shortly after. There's private rooms available, one of which was being used for a baby shower! The rest of the business is quite small, fitting only a few 2 or 4 person tables inside. - FOOD/DRINK - The teas were quite nice, and they made sure we waited 2 minutes for the tea to properly steep with a timer. They do come around with hot water in case you need a refill! There were a few things that stood out to me, a few things that were just OK, and one or two things that weren't the best. I really enjoyed the tea sandwiches - all of them had a unique flavor profile! I also liked their Choux Puff, which was very light and airy. The scones were just OK as it was very hard on the outside, but the clotted cream and curd made it better. I also felt the mini cakes were a hit or miss depending on the flavor. The Red Wine Pear Panna Cotta was my least favorite thing as the pear was soaked in red wine and was overwhelming. It was hard to get over that flavor to enjoy the rest of the dessert. - OVERALL - A nice way to enjoy an afternoon with your girlfriends, sisters, or other family members. I would definitely check their menu to see if there's anything you're interested in first, so you know what you're getting yourself into!