Tulsi Rose Tea & Cream — Restaurant in Burnsville

A Place That Lives Up to Its Legend

From the moment I walked in, I could tell this place wasn’t ordinary. There’s an energy about it—the kind that feels genuine, not rehearsed. Every product on the shelf seemed chosen with care, the kind of quality that makes you pause and think, so this is what people mean when they say “worth it.”

But what really makes this place legendary isn’t just the products—it’s the people. The staff here redefine what good service should look like. They don’t just answer questions; they listen, they engage, and they share their knowledge without a hint of pretension. There’s a kindness that feels rare these days, the kind that makes you want to come back even if you don’t need anything.

When I had a question about one of the products, an employee took the time to not only explain how it worked but also gave me tips based on personal experience. It felt more like talking to a friend who genuinely wanted to help than someone simply doing their job. That alone says everything about the heart of this place.

They go above and beyond—whether it’s making sure you find exactly what you need, offering thoughtful suggestions, or simply taking the time to check in and see how things are going.

If every business operated with this level of care and sincerity, shopping wouldn’t feel like an errand—it would feel like an experience. This place doesn’t just sell products; it builds trust, one kind interaction at a time.

Truly, it’s what legends...

A tea shop worth stopping in. There’s some seating upstairs complete with a dumbwaiter to deliver your tea once it’s perfectly steeped. Quiet, nice atmosphere, and inviting. I love all tea, so I’m not a good judge of quality. Mine was tasty.

My friend assured me the ice cream is also amazing. They have a limited number of baked goods. No kitchen so no meal-type fare, but you can find that up and down the street. My only complaint is that ordering in gets you a paper cup. I’d much prefer a ceramic mug. But the kitchen is tiny, so I suppose it’s...

In a tea shop run by a kind-hearted queen, Every cup brewed is a heartfelt scene. Her warmth and love in every brew, In her embrace, weary hearts renew.

With fragrant leaves and tender care, She serves more than tea; it's love to share. A sip of her magic, troubles fade away, In her tea shop, where hearts choose to stay.

With gratitude in each customer's eyes, She turns every visit into a sweet surprise. In this cozy haven, where friendships bloom, She dispels all sorrow, like a...