There are no beanbags or private sections, as the interior’s style is more “English” with small tables and classic decorations. They have more than 100 types of tea. Read more.
This is a staple at the party-end of Király Street with many heading there for its all-day breakfast or its leisurely atmosphere. Here you can work and sip hot tea or decadent hot chocolates. Read more.
As we step in further, we find the “counter,” which resembles a small laboratory. Here is where our teas are made in the spirit of a strict tea ceremony. Read more.
With regard to the teas they have a huge selection of black, green, white and fruit teas, as well as specialties like the summer tea cocktail. On Mondays there's even an astrologist who comes at 4pm. Read more.
CDFŰ opened in 98 as a fusion of one of the first CD stores in Budapest and an underground tea house. Although the reputation of this cultural reference point has declined in the recent years.
In moments you'll be transported to Bali, Ceylon or Japan. This place has been here almost two decades and has carved out a reputation as a haven for those seeking a traditional tea experience. Read more.
This unique, Asian tea variety is already well-known in the world’s major cities, but in Budapest it still receives dubious glances. We can choose from a total of 26 different flavors.
We can take a look, and even smell, all their teas if we can't choose from the endless options on the menu. They are not afraid of more extreme flavours either like mint melon or jasmine figs.
The drink menu offers us more than 90 types of tea, and if we look carefully, we can come across some rather special brews such as the creamy teas made with cocoa beans.
