Free Tasting of Loose-leaf Teas From China

New to Cape Town: Royaltea bar serves premium teas and other treats

Interested in Chinese culture? Learn more about the history of Mandarin at this exhibition.

---

Royaltea, the speciality tea bar, is on a mission to redefine tea culture by moving it away from what’s offered by commercial tea companies using inferior ingredients.

Every Saturday, between 4pm and 6pm in Kloof Street, you can join the movement by trying out the week’s featured exotic tea for free.

KNOW WHERE YOUR TEA COMES FROM
Royaltea is not only changing tea’s sometimes fuddy-duddy face, it's also insisting on quality ingredients. “I felt excited about the new direction that tea was taking in China and wanted to help spread it across the world ... Asian tea drinks with more of the special flavours I grew up with” smiles Zhou.

Royaltea, originating in Guangdong province in China, sources their speciality tea from Japan and China. Tea bases include green tea, oolong, matcha (an antioxidant-rich green powder).

CHINESE LOOSE-LEAF TEA FREE TASTINGS
Every Saturday the Royaltea bar at 50 Kloof Street in the Lifestyle Centre offers free tastings of select Chinese tea between 4pm and 6pm. The experience is as much about tasting the tea as it is about learning about the rich history and origin of every leaf.

FRUIT, CHEESE, AND BUBBLES IN YOUR TEA
Royaltea drinks also come with a kick. Their signature drink is cheese tea, but they also serve fruit teas (with real fruit and jams), a typically cold, sweet milky tea that’s shaken (hence bubble) served with chewy tapioca pearls, and teas topped with Oreo and Kit Kat crumbs.

That’s not to say you can’t get the full Royaltea experience every day. There are three Royaltea outlets in Cape Town, and the Kloof Street and V&A branches (at the V&A Food Market) are open Monday to Sunday. The stand at the Old Biscuit Mill is open every Saturday at the Neighbourgoods Market. There’s a range of exciting flavours served daily, hot or cold, at the Asian tea bars by Royaltea in Cape Town.

Where to do the tea tasting:

50 Kloof Street
Shop G11, Lifestyle on Kloof
Mon–Sat: 9am–6pm
Sun: 9am–2pm
Public holidays: 9am–6pm

The bill: The tea tasting is for free

---

Get more of Royaltea with their Tuesday tea special.

---

---

Break the sushi mould and find a new use for your chopsticks at these Chinese Restaurants in Cape Town and surrounds and have you explored the V&A Food Market?

Also discover awesome high tea experiences, unmissable milkshakes around the city and some of the most unique desserts in Cape Town.

Treat them to something new to tell their friends about with our collection of exciting things to do with kids in Cape Town and free and cheap things to do with kids.

---

Use our events section for an up-to-date overview of what’s happening in the city, ‘burbs and dorpies. Join our newsletter and get quick access on the go by adding us to your mobile home screen for the ultimate guide to discoveries in Cape Town.

Follow and like us on Twitter ❤ Facebook ❤ LinkedIn ❤ Instagram ❤ Pinterest for updates.