Gong Fu Cha – drinking tea with full attention - is the Chinese way of drinking tea. It is particularly suitable for artisanal rarities of exceptional quality. The many facets of these teas unfold over several infusions and can thus be explored. Here you drink a tea of your choice and are introduced to the preparation method, after which you continue on your own. This is the usual way in Chinese tea houses, where you drink tea whilst enjoying the atmosphere in a lively restaurant.

Green tea has a long history in Japan. Each infusion offers an intense and complex flavour experience. Artisanal rarities of exceptional quality are served in the tea room in a condensed form. Over several infusions, the tea reveals its different sides. We will be happy to advise you on the selection and introduce you to the preparation method before you prepare further infusions yourself.

With scones and strong, warm tea, afternoon tea is one of the classics of European tea culture. We serve our own creation and interpretation of high tea with homemade delicacies made from regional ingredients on a three tier stand.

Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets which are served with tea. Our Wagashi-Do (Way of Sweets) is a short introduction to the world of Japanese teas and Wagashi. We serve you three famous Japanese teas one after the other, accompanied by matching sweets, and take you on a short journey of discovery.

The Japanese breakfast offers a balanced start into the day and an insight into Japanese cuisine. A carefully selected range of Japanese teas accompanies the various courses. The interplay between the teas and the food served with them creates a calm and unique, harmonious flavour experience.

As a place for a little break from everyday life, we deliberately do not carry daily newspapers and try to minimize the presence of digital devices.

As our premises are small and our focus is on sensory experiences - smelling and tasting tea - dogs are not permitted.

Our rooms are small and there is a lot of hot water handling. The tea room is therefore not necessarily suitable for a visit with babies or small children.

Online bookings are accepted up to 24 hours before the desired date.