Yellow Mountain Tea House w Colorado Springs

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komentarze 5

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  Natalia

  :: 16 March 2023 16:38:02

  I'm convinced you can't go wrong with whatever you order from here! It's very easy to spend 1-2hours at this tea house. When you enter, you place your order for food immediately at the counter. Once you place your food order, you pick a jar of tea you would like to try from the wide assortment they have. The flavors of tea extend throughout the entire restaurant, so feel free to turn some corners before making your final decision! Once your party picks the tea, you take a seat, and a tea master will prepare it for you and explain the process/ your tea choice. Our favorite was the Carrot Cake! It was like a dessert in liquid form. We ended up buying some of this to take home with us! My biggest tip would be to order your apps "for the table" since the food is brought out one by one. Between the first dish coming out and the last, it could be upwards of 30 minutes. This wasn't a problem for my group since we all shared as the dishes arrived, but for someone who isn't sharing I could see it being upsetting to be served 30 minutes after your friend got their food.

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  Jeremy Cox

  :: 09 November 2022 13:40:10

  My girl and I loved this place! The inside has a unique ambience! The smells from the teas and the foods hit you right as you walk in! When it came to our server, she was top tier! Explained all of our teas and helped us choose what to eat! We were super satisfied with our experience. They didn’t have the gelato when I was in but I’ll be back to try that as well! PS we went with the veggie sticky buns and the chicken dumplings for food! We also had a dumpling soup type dish! It was awesome, but I can’t remember the name. Anyway, thank you for reading and have a fiiiiire day!

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  Tabitha Thomas

  :: 29 October 2022 23:06:54

  I cannot recommend this tea house enough! They have a wide variety of tea flavors so much so that you might spend most of your time trying to pick a flavor. They do offer tea ceremonies which is a fun way to enjoy tea with friends. The dumplings and dim sum are phenomenal! Not to mention the fried rice cake always makes me want more. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the tea ceremony as well as tea and herb medicinal uses. Besides selling tea, there are a select few amount of tea sets that you can purchase. I certainly plan to make this a regular place where I can enjoy tea with friends and obtain the best herbs for my own tea ceremonies at home. 💜

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  Arun Parameswaran (Drun)

  :: 01 October 2022 18:02:06

  Picked the tea hose based on reviews but was disappointed to say the least. We were greeted, spoken to about the concept since we were first timers and seated immediately. The place is very interesting with the variety of teas and a decor that is intriguing. We picked our teas and then the wait started. Our table was not cleaned before we were seated. The waitress picked up the teapots and cups and came back after 10 mins with rinsed pots & cups. It was a turn off when you see water dripping from the containers. She then prepared the tea, an interesting process. The teas tasted great. We had to walk to the counter to order the dim sums. It took them over an hour to get the food. It was truly frustrating and saw similar reactions from the table next to us. Were they short staffed? Whatever the case, it was really bad when we were a table of hungry people. The whole experience of the tea tasting was ruined by the excessive wait for food. Suggestion to the owners : Staff your restaurant right. Presentation is everything when it comes to a unique dining experience. You have a wonderful concept. Work on your staffing which will enhance your customer experience. Will I return : Maybe only for the tea tasting. Not when I'm hungry!!!

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  Malene Jakobsen

  :: 31 July 2022 02:46:53

  It's virtually impossible to get dim sum where I live so I grab the opportunity to get it when I can. It was very good except for the summer rolls, those I didn't care much for - too bland for me and quite difficult to eat, the rice paper (not entirely sure it was rice paper) was very chewy. It's not cheap there, paid $66 for 2 people (pictures show all we ordered) and dim sum is basically just "starters", not big portions at all. They sell Chinese tea and I'd have loved some of the tea I drank there but the price was ridiculous, $8 per oz (28,35 g) and to me that's robbery so didn't buy any. I'm glad we went but not sure I'd go back