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Ten Fu’s Tea

Ten Fu’s Tea

Beijing

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Ten Fu’s Tea

Ten Fu’s Tea
Ten Fu’s Tea is a well-known chain stocking a wide range of high-quality Chinese teas from across the country. Stores carry green, oolong, black, and scented teas, along with teapots, accessories, and gift sets, perfect place if you want to bring home a piece of traditional tea culture.

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  • addressEast Chang'an Street, Wangfujing, Dongcheng, Beijing
  • phone+86 10 8518 6177

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