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- ZenFoodsterMarch 30, 2014Get Wellness soup, chicken & woodear mushroom, handmade pork & vegetable dumplings & Chrysanthemum & E. Journey teas. Head to Radiance in E Midtown for more upscale, "wellness-themed" Canto dishes.
- Journo GirlAugust 10, 2017The lunch special bento box dumpling sampler was amazing! $14. Very satisfying. Also the tea was refreshing & relaxing $9. I love the atmosphere. I came in after 11am and beat the rush.
- TimelessnomadAugust 13, 2015This may be my new go-to place to destress. Relax with a pot of tea and some dumplings. Tons of teas to choose from and you can buy loose tea to take home. Lovely little biscuits as well.
- Hind RMay 25, 2017I love atmosphere, the chicken wantons. Their assorted cheesecake tastes so good so as their Mochi. We tried the three flower tea on a rainy cold day, it was perfect.
- CortadoJuly 19, 2014Come for the lunch special dumpling bento box and order a pot of authentic Chinese tea. Peaceful and relaxing sanctuary helps you escape the hustle/bustle outside.
- Erin LaytonNovember 9, 2019My friends and I love the Wellness soup and the wood ear dumplings. However, while Radiance is a nice, quiet and central spot in the city for us to meet we’ve consistently encountered rude waitstaff.
- HolidayFebruary 28, 2015Tea! Impressive tea collection including oriental beauty. Yummy lunch boxes too. Will be back to try green tea soba and a few more items on menu. Great staff as well.
- Relaxing, authentic, and absolutely lovely! Take a break from the crazy pace of midtown and enjoy their great selection of teas!
- paiApril 23, 2013My client just told me about their new 208 East 50th St location. Healthy Chinese food e.g. Goji berries + dates thrown in. Chinese herbal soups. One of few places in NYC where you can buy Pu'er tea!
- Karissa✨January 14, 2016A gorgeous tea house! Soup dumplings are fantastic. And they have lots of cool books!
- Berk KapiciogluFebruary 7, 2015If you want to try green tea, try the Dragon Well. It's a cute quite place and great for conversing with friends. They also have a library inside.
- Laurea de OcampoSeptember 1, 2016Midtown oasis. Quiet, spacious tables, nice tea selection and solid Chinese food
- Lauren SteinkeFebruary 27, 2015Fabulous gem in the heart of midtown. Didn't try any food but the menu looked fantastic. Tea selection is the most in depth I've ever seen.
- Michael CoxSeptember 29, 2015What a wonderful space! Savory and delicious bento boxes, a bounteous tea selection, and books!
- Bryan ButlerFebruary 8, 2019Great selection of black, green, and herbal teas. The selection of food choices are excellent.
- TK 🍦🍷July 15, 2013Such a charming, serene tea house in the middle of crazy and loud midtown. Service is gracious, if slow. I'll be back--this was a human place!
- tina beansMay 21, 2015Religious/spiritual group affiliations aside, this place is a very relaxing and enjoyable Chinese-style tea parlor with tasty snacks and small plates.
- Alex FishJune 15, 2015An amazing list of different type of teas. Ask your server with preferences as you most likely have no clue what any tea is
- North Midtown oasis. Great place to relax, read or play a board game.
- WP TheaterMarch 19, 2013The second show for our 2012-2013 season has started so it's a pretty stressful time for us. This is the perfect place for us to relax and find the most calming tea on the menu!
- Colin LeeDecember 12, 2016Egg tofu and the spicy fish tofu casserole are my fav food items. The ginger milk tea is revitalizing!
- Cynthia DrescherApril 7, 2013At $9, the Green Tea Cold Noodles is perhaps the most budget-friendly of the larger dishes, to make for a filling meal.
- Samantha KrayslaMay 25, 2016The tea is amazing. I am vegetarian they had amazing options. Bok Choy was delicious and eggplant too.
- Kelly Ann GonzalesJune 13, 2013You can get tea to go from here! They make it quite quickly. Iced mint tea is perfect on a hot midtown day ;)
- Julia KDecember 26, 2010Amazing, but overpriced :( especially the teapots for two. The dumplings, although $8 a portion, are delicious and worth trying. Chicken with spicy sauce and soupy pork are the best!
- Kelsey✨September 28, 2018Quiet and cozy spot for a low-key weeknight dinner. Good for groups or solo dining
- This is my favorite tea spot in Midtown. Quiet, peaceful, lovely bites and a tea list that's divine.
- Brian MichaelNovember 14, 2014The Moroccan mint tea was great. Be sure to order the soupy pork dumplings!
- JenelleJuly 24, 2010Really pretty and relaxed place. Great for a lunch date. Food and tea are wonderful, try the dumpling box lunch special. And Dan is a great waiter, expect great service from him!
- Kunal KundajeJanuary 21, 2012Great place to hang out with friends on a relaxed weekend afternoon, and sample a wide variety of interesting tea.
- China Daily USAAugust 10, 2011Tucked away near Times Square, the Tea House is good for a tea break, lunch, brunch, or if you just want to browse their book selection.
- Anu JayasingheDecember 2, 2015The Dong Ding Mountain Oolong tea was one of the best oolong teas I've had.
- Brooke CJuly 6, 2011If you don't know what to order, ask Dan. Amazingly helpful. A calm oasis in midtown, come here to hide from tsquare tourists.
- Nick DouglasApril 15, 2016While the tea and atmosphere are lovely, service is slow, so budget out a lot of time.
- Jenny ZimmermanDecember 25, 2012White Monkey tea is fab. Very gentile and soul-fortifying stop in a frenetic city.
- HectorNovember 6, 2016Wellness soup hits the spot. Extensive tea selection. Service could be better.
- Mary CatanzaroNovember 23, 2010Lovely place with delicious and very fresh food. Make sure you have time for a leisurely lunch though as the service is very slow.
- Great atmosphere. Soupy dumplings and iced teas are the best.
- The chicken dumplings are fabulous, could eat here everyday! Ask for extra miso sauce. Try the Ginger milk tea iced- Delish!
- MuberraMay 19, 2011Avocado salad is very good and try healthy tea menu...switter tea pot is so big for two.