1/7
1000 Tea Tearoom
Just steps away from touristy shopping site Váci utca, a semi-hidden courtyard provides a relaxed hideaway from the Budapest buzz. This long-established hangout is where nana mint, rose tea and Nepali Kuwapani are served in style, adhering to age-old traditions in brewing and presentation. Lounging here feels like sitting in a vintage tearoom in Asia.
More details
2/7
Flying Bird Tea House
A cornucopia of Oriental objects features at this tranquil haven in District VII. Inspired by the outlets within Chinese tea markets, Flying Bird is committed to introducing the ritual of unhurried sampling. Among the selection, you’ll find such specialities as the dark-hued shou, featuring the aroma of walnut and coffee. Alongside your cuppa, order a vegan cake.
More details
3/7
Levél Teahouse
Showcasing traditional Chinese tea culture in central District V, the Levél Teahouse is an ideal choice for taking your time over a cup of shou puer during a soothing lull from city sightseeing. Pin this place on your map if you have a thirst for an authentic Oriental tea break in downtown Budapest. For English-language tea sessions, see their Facebook page.
More details
4/7
Mozaik Teahouse
Found in the centre of Budapest’s party vortex close to the bar hub of Gozsdu Udvar, Mozaik has its own unique buzz. Fused with a café, this two-storey teahouse fills up fast every day of the week with guests, who chatter over one of the many different fruit-tea varieties served here. Breakfast is also available from early morning until the evening.
More details
5/7
Teavolution
Sourced directly from far-flung farmlands, fine-quality Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese teas are poured with professionalism at Teavolution, a shop found near landmark Heroes’ Square. At this cosy tearoom and shop, customers can browse more than a hundred varieties for a fine cuppa, white, green or red, stored in small boxes and bags. You can also find select handcrafted teaware.
More details
6/7
Vörös Oroszlán
Like a scene from One Thousand and One Nights, the Vörös Oroszlán is a refuge for calming your mind. A brightly lit tree and plenty of secluded corners resemble fairy tale scenes, where carpets and corners make the atmosphere even more enchanting. In the evening hours, a selection of soothing rooibos teas provides indulging pleasure, free from caffeine.
More details
7/7
Zhao Zhou
A prominent Budapest destination for fine teas, riverfront Zhao Zhou attracts a discerning clientele. Whether it’s puer, oolong or green tea that gives you a boost, here you can browse leaves deriving from the ancient trees of China, Nepal, India and even Burma. A popular drink on the menu is the bright-green latte made from matcha tea. Occasionally, in-house tea classes run in English.
More details
