x1Top Tea: Dragon Well Green Tea or Cold Bloom Oolong Tea
Discover China's No.1 Green Tea — Dragon Well (LongJing) from Lion Peak, Hangzhou.


An Imperial-Inspired Tea experience with four traditional treats, a live tea ceremony, and the refined elegance of chinese scholars.
x1Discover China's No.1 Green Tea — Dragon Well (LongJing) from Lion Peak, Hangzhou.
x1A delicate mung bean pastry made with mung beans, butter, and sugar, with a thin crisp crust, a soft melt-in-your-mouth filling, and a gentle natural sweetness.
x1Soft, chewy Chinese yam pearls are served with orange juice, condensed milk, and milk for a sweet, creamy, refreshing dessert.
x1Cracked quail eggs are slowly braised with oolong tea, soy sauce, and spices, giving them a rich tea aroma, bouncy whites, and creamy yolks.
x1An elegant local experience where Shanghai’s first professional tea art team combines Haipai culture with a traditional Chinese tea ceremony for a calm, graceful moment.
x1A fresh seasonal fruit selection that changes throughout the year—Always Ripe and Refreshing.