Best Tea Shops In Perth Near Me

4worldlovers:

It’s no secret, we at Teassential believe that a cup of tea is more than just a cup of tea. It’s a moment to your self, a moment shared with someone else, a gift, a pass time, a ritual in the night or a salute to the morning. Trust us when we say, we understand tea plays a unique part to one’s daily life. Some just can’t live without it, whilst some may save it for a special occasion.

4worldlovers:

With thousands of years of craftsmanship from a rich history of tea production chapels fine teas are proud to deliver a unique range direct from the finest tea gardens in China.


Chapels on Whatley was born from Glenn Bartel and Keith Archer’s love of a century old building they purchased in Maylands, a suburb not too far from the Perth city centre in Western Australia.

The century old building with its ornate facade set the tone for another passion of Glenn’s that was inspired by his “Amah” in Singapore, this being all things old from the East “Chapels on Whatley” was born – the name from the former use of the building and the concept was part of Glenn’s love of Eastern culture.

4worldlovers: " What a tea experience that was. I feel enlightened. I had dropped my car off at the mechanics (auto masters) and was walking home when i saw some teapots in the window on palmerston street..tea I thought.thatd b nice. I was greetedby the owner who is a very passionate chinese tea woman. She refers to us as the westomers or western customers which I thought was funny. After that amazing tea experience I ask myself why do we the "whites" put sugar in our tea? And drink it in big cups with milk lol? Stupid whites have been drinking tea the wrong way for generations. But i felt good to let her "the owner" educate me on all the correct methods, procedures, brews and strain info. She's a tea guru. I bought the bought glass set with six cups and 20 sachets of their fresh green tea. Very happy. Won't forget that tea experience." Scott Nunan

" A very quaint Chinese mother and son greeted us on our visit to the store. We were after some oriental tea meant as a gift for a friend. After mentioning that we were interested in a unique oolong, some pu-erhs and chrysanthemum, they actually sat us down and gave us free tea tastings for all three types - all the while making it clear that we were under no obligation to purchase anything; they were true tea fanatics, not salespeople. They taught us how to brew each type of tea properly and even toured us on several different tea mugs that we were interested in. We spent over $100 so we got a 20% discount and it was indeed a very happy purchase!

Don't be scared that it all seems really foreign - the pair speak English very fluently and are not condescending at all.

Please note that this place specializes in Chinese teas specifically, I think, so if you're after Japanese or western teas, you may have better luck elsewhere." Hung-Yi Loo

I would have walked straight passed this tea gallery if it weren't for the elaborate window display, creatively showcasing some gorgeous intrinsic, tea cup sets on a wooden, circular display shelf. I walked up to the door, which was locked, and pushed the door bell - as instructed by the signage - how mysterious. A woman opened the door and greeted me while i began my adventure. This establishment is more than a sip and much more than a gallery! As I walked through the display of fine china and tea party dreams, the woman offered me a tasting of some tea, which I initially declined but succumbed to her encouraging manner. She is truly passionate about tea and teh process of making, drinking and enjoying it. I browsed a little longer while she produced a frozen packet to me the "Tie Guan Yin - organic glacial tea" fresh from the freezer - I later discovered that this is the semi-fermented tea for the light weights. A safe bet for first timers. When she was ready to begin the ceremony I sat at a marble table and she explained the process of the tea, how it was prepared, how best to maximize the flavour and usefulness of the tea. Then once poured "to the last drop" we drank and she explained the health benefits specifically related to the aid of digestion, detoxing and subsequent weight loss. " Taz D.

" Now I don't think I stop talking about how much I love tea, perhaps it is my very British upbringing. I moved over here when I was 12 and well, that true british love for tea still hasn't left the system. Now I love nothing more than beautiful tea cups and saucers. I have a collection at home of old vintage cups, perfect for any Alice in Wonderland themed tea party.

I think the lady like tea more than anyone I have ever met and she made me really happy with her passionate love for all things tea. We got talking about a load of different types of tea and she recommend some that I had never heard about before. I have tried her recommendations all of which where delicious.

This gallery of all this tea is sure to put a smile on any tea lovers face! " Happy P.

" On the hunt for a nice tea to drink, we made an unplanned stop at It's More Than A Sip. What a great experience!