tea shops

[mikaela20]

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try pud japanese resto.
ila tea, they call it otsa(sounds like that), it means good tea.
try daw ani kagura, yanniku pud.. try lang ha, im not so sure..

[geff_chang]

ocha means black tea, i think.
anyway, most chinese restaurants serve FREE hot tea, if you ask.
japanese restuarants, also.

if you want to buy tea leaves,
you can find some in groceries, or chinese shops.

try pud japanese resto.
ila tea, they call it otsa(sounds like that), it means good tea.
try daw ani kagura, yanniku pud.. try lang ha, im not so sure..

[mikaela20]

@geff

nope. o in niponggo means good not black.
thus, o.tsaa means good tea

[P-Chan]

anyway, most chinese restaurants serve FREE hot tea, if you ask.

that is not always the case in shanghai and hongkong (based from experience.. hahah)


in shanghai naa sila tea shop did2 mo sell sila diffrent kinds of tea and pots.. they also serve hot tea for free.. but they only have chinese tea.. hehehe.. i'm looking for something like that but diffrent kinds of tea from diffrent parts of the world.. hehehe.. in short a one stop tea shop

[geff_chang]

sayop diay ko.. ocha is tea ra diay. (allthough usually referred to green tea)
ocha can also mean (informally) the tea ceremony.

good in nihonggo is ii, or yoi. (^_^)V

[geff_chang]

nindot unta i negosyo ang teahouse diri sa philippines.
but i think dili ra kaayo mu click kay we're mostly coffee drinkers.
if tea, probably iced tea, or c2. hehe.
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nangita pud diay kog tea nga flower type.
mura cyag bola gyud. i don't know unsa term gamit ani..
pero tea leaves ra man baligya nato diri.

that is not always the case in shanghai and hongkong (based from experience.. hahah)


in shanghai naa sila tea shop did2 mo sell sila diffrent kinds of tea and pots.. they also serve hot tea for free.. but they only have chinese tea.. hehehe.. i'm looking for something like that but diffrent kinds of tea from diffrent parts of the world.. hehehe.. in short a one stop tea shop

[P-Chan]

nindot unta i negosyo ang teahouse diri sa philippines.
but i think dili ra kaayo mu click kay we're mostly coffee drinkers.
if tea, probably iced tea, or c2. hehe.

well naai chance mo click siya, kai sometimes health concus man ang mga tao.. hehehe.. nindot bitaw inegosio.. ang mostly tea leaves have a shelf life of 2 years.. pero depending sa tea.. uban is like forever ( i fogot unsa toh na tea but purag siya ug wine the more ipa age the better)

nangita pud diay kog tea nga flower type.
mura cyag bola gyud. i don't know unsa term gamit ani..
pero tea leaves ra man baligya nato diri.

flower tea.. naa ko ana.. pero palit nako sa shanghai(ad2 ka sa kilid2x mo palit.. dahgan types ug barato) wa ko kita baligya ana diri sa pinas... i have 4 nalang na bilin.. aside from that well lingaw siya.. di kaayo ko hilig sa iyang taste kai too flowery for me.. hehehe.. pero inuom gahapon ko.. hehehe.. mo suwai lang niya ko ug himo ug video

[P-Chan]

bump

[geff_chang]

naa koy nakit-an flower-type na tea diri.
murag rose buds cya. humot pud.
i think sa SM grocery ko ni napalit.

[meowa]

for variety, try The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf at I.T. Park. they have loose (not bagged) tea and tea paraphernalia.