This delightful tea pavilion has graceful wooden corridors and intimate alcoves, which provide the serenity required for savouring good Chinese tea. It's a lovely space with photogenic garden views, but the staff can be rather unobliging if you just want to have a look. If you do stop in for tea, you'll be required to pad about in slippers.
There's a minimum charge of one serving of tea per guest. A selection of dim sum is available. The teahouse is inside Nan Lian Garden, in front of Chi Lin Nunnery.
