Teamendous

This is not your typical cafe!Came here for a cup of tea and to do some work on a Friday afternoon.I didn’t know what to order because the teas all had Chinese names but the staff was very helpful and told me about which teas I should try based on my taste. I got the Fei Zi Xiao Black Tea (which has a touch of lychee).This place is known for traditional Chinese loose leaf tea and they are very meticulous with the brewing process. Because it is such an elevated experience, the tea is on the pricier side but I would definitely come back with friends to try the dine-in tea sets.The atmosphere is nicely decorated and clean.

Teamendous is a new teahouse at Shops at Don Mills! ⁣⁣Teamendous offers the world's finest Chinese traditional teas, high-quality teaware, and more! ⁣⁣Honestly a great spot to do some reading or work. You can enjoy your tea while checking out their NFT gallery ($8/cup, $17/pot). ⁣⁣I learned a lot about Chinese tea and its history from their amazing staff. They also have a library for you to learn more about Chinese tea too!⁣They’ll be offering workshops and such so be sure to check them out!

October 3.5★A very elegant and beautiful place to sit down, relax and sip a large varieties of pu'erh (普洱茶) tea from various regions in China. A variety of cheaper and more expensive versions available.They sell art work and also, as expected, tea pots and cups. The tea itself come in various forms, balls, square shaped and the traditional biscuit.While it's very nice, it's also pricy. There's only pu'erh which is a red/black fermented tea at time of writing.Overall, a nice visit. If you haven't been and are a tea drinker, it might be worth the try.

1 of my favourite tea places, it’s just great, we’ve usually gone later in the nights and thoroughly enjoyed the service. It’s a great chilling spot or even a date spot and if you have some games then you can have a great group outing too. Their red oolong teas are my usual favourites. Has a very relaxed yet a very fine aesthetic vibe. Lots of parking spaces around the CF Shops at Don Mills, also an ideal place to stop by after some shopping. Will continue to go their move often!

Visited this tearoom with husband and daughter over the weekend. We were attacked by a stylish exterior and an interior of the place. The concept of the place is cool - u can have a tea ceremony or just order a pot of tea to share with someone. However when we ordered milk oolong I’d say it was nothing special and tasted just like a regular green tea which honestly surprised me as I tried milk oolong in the past it was a lot different than this.The tea was served with some small cookies, as a compliment. Service was good.Overall I wish a quality of tea would be comparable with their prices.

Teamendous is definitely more than meets the eye! From the outside it looks like a boutique of sorts, but once you go inside, you notice a lot of customers hanging out, sipping tea in a very relaxing atmosphere!They do a variety of teas, with recommendations based on your preferences! Staff like Julia and Xiao Sun are extremely knowledgeable in their teas!!Turns out they also offer tea lessons for those really interested in learning more! When you graduate" you can pick a teacup from their wall and claim it yours!!!Overall amazing experience and I can't wait to be back again!"

This is a tea-sperience unlike any other. I'm not someone who has any knowledge of Chinese traditional loose leaf teas, so walking in was a little intimidating. But once my friends and I sat down and took in the space, we immediately felt welcomed.We were helped by one of the lovely staff who provided us with simple but profound service. Let me explain. This service may be common for those who visit establishments like this regularly, but there was a mind-reading (or so I like to think) process where the server brought us a menu which was meant for each pair of 2 people to split a single pot of tea. None of us had the experience to order by ourselves, so we asked for some help.The server asked us a few questions like Do you like sweet bitter teas" and "Do you have a sensitivity to caffeine". From there she recommended a Pu’er Tea from the menu that we took her word on. There were 6 of us in total

I am in love with @teamendous.toronto, a new Asian Teahouse at #shopatDonMills.Teamendous is a Teahouse and NFT Gallery showcasing a blend of tea culture and colourful digital art. Considered a first in Toronto.I am in awe at the wall collections of quality tea ware and loose leaf teas that are priced affordable to rare pieces that are thousands of dollars for purchase.Enjoy the worlds finest Pu’er tea served with sweets in a beautiful and relaxing space.Learn all about the history by tea experts. This shop also offers classes, a mini library and a private tea room for you and guests for your own tea ceremony.When I heard my guest Essie’s (@exploreressie) mother is a certified Tea Sommelier from Korea, I insisted she come join us too. We arrived at 5:30, we had such an amazing experience together, we stayed till almost closing time!!We had the following recommendations:Laobanzhang Pu’er from tea grown in the most recognizable mountain. Yellow Gold in colour and is light tasting.Yunan Wild with Sun Dried Black Tea from 300 year old ancient trees. Amber in colour with more intensity.Pheonix Dan Oolong Cold Brew Set has hints of lychee and is very light in taste.Thanks to Julia our tea expert for a wonderful time!Tea Sets are $17.95 or $8.95 for take out.

Wonderful selection, knowledgable staff, and great environment. Really great alternative to a brunch date or a coffee shop, plus an opportunity to learn about Chinese tea, tea ceremony and, appreciate the fine tea ware.