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    Fang Gourmet Tea

    4.6 (62 reviews)
    ModerateTea Rooms
    Open 10:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Nikky L.

    What an expensive tea room! I've been to Teance in Berkeley which I considered to be rather expensive but this place takes the cake. The shop is located in a shopping plaza so you have to be on the lookout for a tea room. The tea room itself has many types of teapots and teas. There were yixing teapots, rock clay type of teapots, and many more. The teas ranged from white, green, red, and oolong teas. I believed I tried a lovely soft, slightly sweet green tea. One of the ladies helped us pour the tea and we all had a nice tea tasting. Unlike tea drunk in the west village or Teance in California, it almost seemed like they would kick us out after 7 steeps of tea. The other shops were more individual, independent tea shops that let the customers pour their own teas, allowing us to steep the teas completely. Usually at other shops, I can spend a few hours there to stretch my tea out. While it was a lovely service and the ladies were very nice in explaining different types of teas and teapots, I'd prefer to pour my own tea at my own pace.

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    Jacqueline J.

    Stumbled upon this wonderful tea room tucked away in the back of a shopping complex right off of Flushing's Main Street. We decided to stay for a cup of tea and ended up doing a sampling of three types of teas once we learned how it works. We tried a black tea, Puerh tea, and chrysanthemum tea. The pricing is set at around $5-15 per person per tea, and everyone at the table tries the same teas. So it was $15 each to do a 3-tea tasting and took around an hour. It was a very enjoyable experience as the person who was serving us the tea went through all the ritual steps and explained a lot about each of the teas. They also have some teas and pots you can buy.

    Alice S.

    This place was fabulous and such a refreshing experience. You are in the middle of Flushing, New York. This is essentially a thriving second Chinatown in New York city and you are surrounded by the excited, noise, and bustle usually associated with being in New York. It was stressful for me since I'm from a slower, more relaxed city. I thought I'd like some tea and I have to say, this place just made my day. It is a small tea shop in the middle of this indoor mini-strip mall. There are about 5 stores in this first floor of the building that include a dry cleaner, nail spa, and a few other activities. The second you walk into this tea store, you forget that the rest of the stores and the rest of New York exist. They play relaxing music and I can honestly say that I think this was the first time I did not feel rushed in New York. The woman manning the store greeted us and walked us through the ordering process. Essentially, you select a kind of tea and have to pay per person to sample the tea. SHe will sit down with you at a table and talk you through the history of your tea, how that tea is made, and the specific steeping process that is used for that specific type of tea. This whole time, she will pour tea for you and explain both the exact steps she is using to pour the perfect cup of tea for each guest and how to drink it to get the full effect of the tea. It was so educational and I just had fun trying new kinds of tea (white and green tea in my case) that tasted very different from the packaged or even loose tea that I am used to buying whenever I go to British tea houses or a grocery store. I would highly recommend this unique tea-tasting experience!

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    Nick T.

    I love Flushing for its chaos. And the most remarkable thing about Fang Gourmet Tea is that, despite being located in the middle of Flushing, it is one of the most peaceful and relaxing places I have been in the city. It's located in a little mall and is kinda hard to find from the street. Luckily, the entrance has the street address, 135-25, very clearly displayed on the door. I recently went here to do a tea tasting with a couple friends visiting. The tea tasting setup is beautiful in its simplicity. The way it works is you select a tea (most are $10 per person), an employee sits with you and teaches you about the tea, and you try five cups from the pot. As a tea noob, I found their tea list impressive and intimidating. I had no idea what to choose. My friends and I settled on the "original Dong Ding tea" because of its name, being honest. We loved our choice - with each passing round, as the tea leaves "activated", the scent of honey emanating from the tea became more and more heavenly, and the aftertaste increasingly smooth. The person who ran our tasting was very knowledgable - turns out Dong Ding is a mountain in Taiwan and the only location where this type of leaf grows. She also taught us what exactly an oolong tea is - a partially fermented tea that falls between green tea (no fermentation) and black tea (completely fermented). I will be back, and you should pay it a visit to take a zen-inducing break during your Flushing food-fest.

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    Good place for friend gathering. Enjoy a cup of tea in a relaxing afternoon. I cannot wait for tea expo from 12/19/2014!

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    As good as it gets. With complete collection of tea varieties, you can spend a whole day drinking at the Fang's Gourmet.

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    Awesome place to go experiencing all the atmosphere & the design of the tea pot, drinking deferent tea is my best of all!

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    I brought my friend to Tea Export today. She loved Tea-egg so much! She said "It taste so delicious!

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    We had fun tasting tea here and having a little tea ceremony. I would love to come back to try more tea.

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    My sister and I visited this lovely tea room on a Saturday afternoon. We found it easily and I…read moreloved that they have on site parking in the rear. We dressed up and really got into the spirit lol. We ordered the Windsor Tea for Two option which included a three tiered service of sandwiches, scones, strawberry jam and clotted cream and desserts. It was all very good. My favorite was the coronation chicken, it was so flavorful! We also added two broccoli and cheese quiches, very tasty. The tea was good too although I couldn't finish mine since there was so much of it lol. Maybe they can think about having to go cups? Or if they do offer them at the end of service. The scones were so good! They also have a little bakery when you first walk in which is nice. Great customer service as well.

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