Tea and Teapots Stores in Beijing
Transportation: Subway Line 1 at Wangfujing (exit A)
Phone: 010-6525-4722
Open daily 8:30am to 7:30pm.
Not quite the McDonald's of tea, but at last count there were 26 branches in Beijing. This store
is the largest. Their jasmine tea (hua cha) is excellent.
Phone: 010-6525-4961
Transportation: Subway Line 1 at Wangfujing
Open Hours: 8:30am-9pm daily
Credit Cards: All major foreign credit cards are accepted.
Over a hundred years old and considered a laozihao(time-honored business), Wuyutai has
expanded to include multiple locations. Not as cheap as the Tea Street Market but the tea
leaves are fresh and great quality and the jasmine tea is excellent.
Open Hours: 8.30am-6pm daily
For tea lovers everywhere, Beijing's wholesale tea market’s 900 plus stalls are testament to just
how much tea there is in China. From jasmine to erlong, green tea to the expensive pu’er, and
everything in between, there’s almost too much choice. However, vendors help out by inviting
you to sit down and have a taste beforehand and the pace is relaxed without any pressure to
buy. Tea sets, demonstrations of the tea ceremony and even tea flavored dumplings can also
be found.
Phone: 010-6303-4001
Address: 18 Wanming Road, Xuanwu District (branch)
Phone: 010-6303-2056
Address: 173 Zhushikou West Street, Xuanwu District (branch)
Phone: 010-6303-1670
Address: 53 Tanyuan Village, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Phone:010-6468-5903
Transportation: Bus 110,120 or 403 Tanyuan stop
the 1st floor, Guoyi Plaza, South West 3rd Ring Road, Haidian District, Beijing.
One of century-old shop and time-honored brand in Beijing, Zhangyiyuan Tea Shop was voted
as one of Beijing Top Ten Franchised Brands in 2007. Well-known China green teas including
Longjing, Biluochun are available besides the scented tea, black tea and health tea. Tea sets
are also sold here.
Open Hours: 010-5136-5147
Elegant teapots and cups designed by China Academy of Arts ceramicists.
- Tian Fu Jituan (Ten Fu Tea, Tianfu Mingcha)
Transportation: Subway Line 1 at Wangfujing (exit A)
Phone: 010-6525-4722
Open daily 8:30am to 7:30pm.
Not quite the McDonald's of tea, but at last count there were 26 branches in Beijing. This store
is the largest. Their jasmine tea (hua cha) is excellent.
- Wuyutai Tea Shop 吴裕泰
Phone: 010-6525-4961
Transportation: Subway Line 1 at Wangfujing
Open Hours: 8:30am-9pm daily
Credit Cards: All major foreign credit cards are accepted.
Over a hundred years old and considered a laozihao(time-honored business), Wuyutai has
expanded to include multiple locations. Not as cheap as the Tea Street Market but the tea
leaves are fresh and great quality and the jasmine tea is excellent.
- Tea Street market (Maliandao Cha Cheng)
Open Hours: 8.30am-6pm daily
For tea lovers everywhere, Beijing's wholesale tea market’s 900 plus stalls are testament to just
how much tea there is in China. From jasmine to erlong, green tea to the expensive pu’er, and
everything in between, there’s almost too much choice. However, vendors help out by inviting
you to sit down and have a taste beforehand and the pace is relaxed without any pressure to
buy. Tea sets, demonstrations of the tea ceremony and even tea flavored dumplings can also
be found.
- Zhangyiyuan Tea Shop (Zhangyiyuan Tea Co., Ltd, Zhangyiyuan Tea House,
Zhang Yi Yuan, 北京张一元茶叶有限责任公司)
Phone: 010-6303-4001
Address: 18 Wanming Road, Xuanwu District (branch)
Phone: 010-6303-2056
Address: 173 Zhushikou West Street, Xuanwu District (branch)
Phone: 010-6303-1670
Address: 53 Tanyuan Village, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Phone:010-6468-5903
Transportation: Bus 110,120 or 403 Tanyuan stop
the 1st floor, Guoyi Plaza, South West 3rd Ring Road, Haidian District, Beijing.
One of century-old shop and time-honored brand in Beijing, Zhangyiyuan Tea Shop was voted
as one of Beijing Top Ten Franchised Brands in 2007. Well-known China green teas including
Longjing, Biluochun are available besides the scented tea, black tea and health tea. Tea sets
are also sold here.
- Art Space
Open Hours: 010-5136-5147
Elegant teapots and cups designed by China Academy of Arts ceramicists.
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