all the asian markets carry itoen iced teas. i’ve tried the green and oolong teas and both are very very tasty. unsweetened though which is the way i like my iced teas. han ah reum on 32st ktown and the japanese...

I can’t suss out the search function here: maybe there’s a thread about this restaurant already. If so: apologies. http://www.topchops.com OMG “Portland's” sucks. Occupying and run by the same crew who ran...

Una’s makes great martinis and is a hot spot. The bar at Fore Street makes great drinks too. Also, Natasha’s and Mim’s for martinis, and a new place called Oolong has a real interesting bar.

Just got my mailer today about their MP grand opening (apparently happened on June 11) and 20th anniversary celebration. 20% off all fine loose teas thru July 10: oolongs, whites, bird pick, etc. All different fun tea shapes that...

Hey, not sure if you are still checking this thread. Sorry I missed it. There is a new restaurant opening at 100 Commercial St. called Restaurant Oolong. www.restaurantoolong.com Looks like asain fusion. I don’t know...

I’m sitting in the office sipping on a cup of Twelve Trees Oolong from In Pursuit of Tea. After a bit of research on the company (it’s a mail-order tea supplier), I found that they have a store in Brooklyn but have...

.food.drink.tea what type of tea do you wish to purchase? black, oolong, green, scented, white? joanne

When I was at DB bistro, I ordered the oolong tea(from Nang Tou) after a decent meal. The tea came in a metal teapot, the waiter who brought it starts to pour immediately, to my horror. It wasn’t even near ready. I had to...

There are a few possibilities. For chilled tea, it could have been a roasted barley tea (mugi-cha), similar to the kind you would get at Korean restaurants. Otherwise, it may have been chilled oolong tea. If the color of the tea...

I like far leaves. They have a small but finely chosen selection. My husband loves the Red Lychee tea at Teance. I think they are stronger in green and oolong than black teas. The Pasta Shop has a nice selection of imported...

How about Oolong's Tea Bar in New Haven? Thats my recommendation. Its in the little alley right past the Church/Chapel intersection...near Roomba

The antioxident levels will be the about the same but the caffiene content will be higher. Here’s why. Whether a tea is green, white, black, oolong, yellow or Pu-erh it will have about the same amount of caffeine in the...

http://www.luhyutea.com/ This place is in Flushing, NY. They finally got their online thing going. I don’t think they do everything well, nor do they offer too much, but the new batch of the top grade Taiwanese Alisan Oolong...

Also: Blossom Vietnamese & Teas: jasmine, oolong, green, ginger, etc. >>> http://www.blossomrestaurant.com Lost Souls Cafe: organic jasmine pearls, dragon crisp gen-mai cha, organic earl grey, french lemon ginger, organic egyptian...

Tea in Chinese restaurants comes in many flavors, from cheap tea bags to very expensive specialty teas brewed from leaves. Some more common flavors are Jasmine, Oolong, or Chrysentimum. You may want to try using loose leave tea...