Cha-An

Tea house · East Village

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"Run by Shin Won-Yoon and her husband Stefen Ramirez, 29B is meant to be a social and interactive setting vs. a traditional tea ceremony, although they do try to keep the reverence close to Korean tea traditions. As tea dealers, they import a variety of single-origin, natural agriculture-conscious teas sourced from farms in Taiwan, Japan, India, China, and Korea where Won-Yoon is from. If you let them know what you’re in the mood for, they’ll curate an experience that will leave a lasting impression. There’s also a whole corner of the East Village shop dedicated to beautiful ceramics and glassware handcrafted by Japanese and Korean artists to peruse." - esther cho, with warm welcome, kenny yang

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/nyc-asian-owned-coffee-tea-shops-cafes

230 E 9th St 2nd FL, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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