Cha for Tea — Restaurant in Zhongshan District

You’re given a QR code to order foods. I ordered a cha’s Thin Noodles with Camellia Seed Oil, 913 King’s Oolong Milk Tea with Ice Cream with bubbles added (costs an extra $10) and Matcha Tea Ice Cream (2 scoops).

To begin with, the greeting hot tea tasted great. In my opinion, the thin noodles always go well with the Camellia seed oil, which is the main reason why I come eating here sometimes. The 913 King Oolong Milk Tea (or with ice cream) has always been my favourite tea in Cha for tea because it has a distinguishing taste. The Matcha tea ice cream tasted a bit different from it usually did because it was milkier than typical green tea ice cream.

Last but not least, the efficiency, deliciousness and service are all good. Overall I’d like to give it a...

Tried their set meal with steamed pork dumpling as my main course, which was quite tasty, however not the best flavour you can find in Taipei. My mate ordered pork ribs with noodles. That rib was really well cooked with a bit of tea flavour, but greenish noodles was quite bland. As for drinks, we both ordered the renowned milk tea with tapiocas, which was actually our main purpose...

This is I believe one of the very first Cha for Tea in Taipei, it was a very fresh idea to blend traditional Taiwanese tea into upper-scale business meals. After 2 decades of evolution, Tian Ren had built its credibility and they even made this brand into a premium bubble tea chain. For those who wants to have a Taiwanese style business lunch, you definitely can't miss...