Retreat to an utopia of tea couture where finesse takes precedence. A sanctuary of traditional tea brewing methods unveiled in a recluse abode unrivalled, a league of its own. A tranquil dwelling with spacious interior and backdrop of soft traditional soothing music beckons the soul to be one with nature.

• The Vibe
  Contemporary settings from the oriental set-up to a tatami style of dining, Tea Chapter bespeaks a haven of Asian culture. Each floor is adorned in its respective Korean, Chinese and Japanese theme, and patrons can mellow out in this charming quiescent hideaway while partaking in the fine art of tea drinking.

• The Food
  Boosting a display exceeding 40 kinds of tea, Tea Chapter is intent to gratify every differing palate. Passion and inquisitiveness are the pre-requisites to a wholesome tea tasting experience for it takes patience and acumen to truly enjoy the harmonious blend of fragrances. With hand-picked utensils specially imported from China and Taiwan, one can be assured of an unforgettable authentic experience.

  A renowned tea to savour will be the Imperial Golden Cassia ($20) which was sampled by Princess Elizabeth in her previous visit to Singapore. An Oolong Tea by nature, it has a pretty light aroma and went easy on the palates. Consume small bite sizes of the Chapter 7 Tea Cookies ($3.90) for a Chinese afternoon high-tea session in a traditional oriental room akin to that of an imperial court-room. The assortment of Jasmine Tea cookies, Rose Tea cookies, cereal Tea cookies, to name a few, brings an assemblage of flavours to the otherwise; blend light-scented Imperial Golden Cassia. Sweet-toothed patrons can indulge in the Lychee Tea Jelly ($1.20), home-made from Red Tea and lychee. It envelopes your palate with a refreshing yet, strong and light tea taste, making it a must-try item!

  For a bitter-sweet experience, opt for the Pu-er Tea Jelly ($2) which has a bitter aftertaste.The less adventurous at heart can sample it with some milk for a more pleasant feel. The soft texture makes it an afternoon delight to have, indulging in healthy snacks and feeling guilt-free. Pu-er tea is known for aiding digestion and removing excess fats and hence, it makes for an ideal snack.

  With 6 categories of tea leaves ranging from $15 - $1,000 and the array of finger food ($1-$7) available as snacks, it is no wonder how and why Tea Chapter has established itself as the largest Tea house in Singapore .

• The Service
  First-time patrons to Tea Chapter will be attended dutifully by a minimal staff strength but yet sufficiently knowledgeable to guide and advise them, making it an overall pleasant experience rendering repeat visits. However, patrons are reminded that each visit is limited to 2 hours per customer during peak hours, as regulated by Tea Chapter in a bid to allow the other patrons to each have their fair share of tea appreciating session at Tea Chapter.

The SD Food Advisor's Take on Tea Chapter
For pure blissful indulgence in healthy snacks and drinks, Tea Chapter is befitting even for royalty. With the hectic lifestyle we lead, it helps to wind down and have a sip of tea in an idyllic setting, just at the fringe of the Central Business District area. At such reasonable and affordable prices, it does not pay much to luxuriate in a fine tea drinking experience, an unruffled destination to repose.