It's a blatant attempt to promote the already hugely successful Ten Fu tea brand, but this teashop-cum-museum is interesting nevertheless. Sidestep the teas and tea sets for sale on the ground floor (unless you're in the buying mood, of course), and head upstairs to the 'tea corridor' for a brief introduction to the history and processes involved in Chinese tea production, including some miniature moving models of tea-making machinery.
Downstairs you can sample, and buy, teas from across China. It sells neat, slim, gift packs of tea (¥20 to ¥30), or else buy it by the liǎng (50g). Some English spoken. Look for the giant, gravity-defying tea pot outside.
