Shanghai Zhujiajiao Huiyueting Pingtan & Tea Experience

A Corner Hides Jiangnan, Half a Step into a Painting

• With its wooden carved beams as the foundation and blue-tiled walls as its charm, Huiyue Pavilion reveals swaying bamboo shadows and curling tea smoke as soon as you open the door. The copper bells on the eaves ring lightly with the breeze, complementing the mahogany tables and chairs and glazed tea sets in the hall – this is not just a simple teahouse, but a demonstration of the "shifting scenery" of Jiangnan gardens. As dusk falls, warm yellow lanterns adorn the corridor, and the light and shadows pass through the carved window lattices, creating a mottled rhythm on the green bricks. Before hearing the music, one is already intoxicated.
• The teahouse is very particular about the tea and snack making, paying attention to the freshness and quality of the ingredients. There are strict requirements for the storage and brewing of tea leaves, and the snacks are also made and sold on the spot, ensuring the taste and quality of the tea and snacks, so that customers can enjoy the food and tea with peace of mind.
• There are many kinds of tea, whether it is fragrant green tea, mellow black tea, elegant white tea, or fragrant oolong tea and dark tea, which can meet the taste needs of different tea drinkers. Moreover, the tea house selects high-quality tea leaves, and the tea soup brewed is bright in color, fragrant, and has a mellow and sweet taste, which makes people have endless aftertaste.