
Ein modernes Teehaus in Toronto, das traditionelle chinesische Tees mit kreativen Matcha-Variationen und saisonalen Leckereien verbindet.
ICHA TEA ist ein gemütliches Teehaus im Spadina/Chinatown-Viertel von Toronto, das sowohl Tee-Enthusiasten als auch Gelegenheitsbesucher anspricht und ein einzigartiges Erlebnis bietet. Mit Schwerpunkt auf hochwertigem Matcha, traditionellen chinesischen losen Tees und handwerklich hergestellten Desserts bietet dieser Ort eine einladende Atmosphäre mit begrenzten Sitzgelegenheiten. Das Unternehmen ist bekannt für seine cremigen Matcha-Getränke, saisonalen Variationen und lokale Handwerksprodukte und ist damit der perfekte Ort für eine entspannte Teestunde oder um verschiedene Teesorten kennenzulernen.
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Handgefertigte heiße und kalte Tees, darunter Matcha, Brown-Sugar-Ingwer-Milchtee und saisonale Spezialitäten mit individuell wählbarem Zucker- und Eisgrad.
Premium-Loseblatttees zum Verkauf erhältlich, mit Optionen wie 5-Gramm-Proben zum Genießen zu Hause, einschließlich Sorten wie Snowy Rose Jasmine.
Leckere Leckereien, darunter Rosen-Jasmin-Pudding, Osmanthus-Reiswein-Käsekuchen und weitere Kuchen, die perfekt zu unseren Teesorten passen.
Interaktive Veranstaltungen und saisonale Rotationen, die es den Kunden ermöglichen, traditionelle und innovative Teegeschmacksrichtungen in einer geführten Erfahrung zu entdecken.
Eine kuratierte Auswahl von Artikeln lokaler Schöpfer, wie Kerzen, Schmuck, Pflanzen, Tonwaren und Kunst, im Laden erhältlich.
Gesamtbewertung
Ken Greene (刘志林)
We had the hot brown sugar ginger milk tea w/ oat milk and pearls (25% sugar). It was good, but very ginger heavy. It's good that they offer other things, like cake and treats. I'll have to come back and try it again. 😏😋
Marian Ngo
I heard many great things about their matcha so I had to try it for myself, I got the ICHA Matcha and it was sooooo good, a little sweet in my opinion but my friend got the same thing and it was perfect for her, I guess it just depends on your preference, we got regular sugar just to try as a first but I would probably reduce it 50% the next time I get it Other than that the matcha is very creamy , smooth and the quality is definitely there
Jay C
Came here during my short trip to Toronto, and I absolutely loved the Matcha! I wish I could be in the area more because I would genuinely revisit this place multiple times if I could. The shop is small, but there is some seating in the back. When I went, it was also pretty busy and they seemed to be having a small rush, but it was a reasonable wait time.
Rica Camat
If you’re in the Spadina/Chinatown area and looking for more than just a quick tea time and chill — ICHA TEA is a solid choice. I’ll definitely go back. Super love their strawberry matcha. 🍵🍓
T M
I’ve been getting my tea from here since they used canisters/tins for all their loose leaf tea products. Unfortunately they seem to have discontinued selling the snowy rose jasmine loose leaf tea for a long while now. Thankfully it is not discontinued on their menu though. This location is small and can get crowded on weekends but depending on the order they can be pretty quick with their service. If you want to dine in I suggest going early, going on a weekday, or visiting the other location on queen and ossington as it has a bigger seating capacity compared to this one. Otherwise a 5-15min wait depending on order and queue. My favourite things about Icha Tea so far have to be their seasonal drink rotations, tea tasting events, and loose leaf. I highly recommend trying various types of teas. Not just the matcha (the tearista’s poor wrists!!). I’m loving their seasonal rotation as I get to try different teas, not just as traditionally, but paired with other flavours like coffee, juice, and soda. They also offer 5gram options for most of their loose leaf if you want to try in the comfort of your own home. Their desserts are quite nice paired with tea bar options. My fav are the rose jasmine pudding and osmanthus rice wine cheesecake. Apart from tea and tea snacks they also carry items (in store) made by local creators such as candles, jewellery, plants, pottery, art and more. Side note: I’ve noticed they have ice level options now! Since when did that happen? I’m guessing the matcha craze, increase of customers, and demands had a play in that? Not complaining, I prefer less ice and not watered down tea… Overall a great place to introduce yourself to traditional Chinese teas or hang out with friends.
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