
Cha-An was established in 2004 by Japanese restaurateur Bon Yagi with the Japanese concept of omotenashi (a term for whole-hearted hospitality) in mind, and with wooden tables and tatami benches, washi-paper lamps and seasonal floral decorations, Cha-An looks and feels like a little piece of Japan. Cha-An features not only matcha and senchas from Japan, but an extensive list of teas from all over the world as well. There is a tea for everyone and all are prepared with care. Cha-An also specializes in desserts – while some are traditionally Japanese, we also blend the tastes of Japan with sweets of the West.
Extensive tea list, unique sweets, and snacks are served a la carte or in formal tea ceremonies.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 230 E 9th St 2nd FL, New York, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 228-8030
Website: https://www.chaanteahouse.com/
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The desserts were outstanding creative, delicate, and not overly sweet, the perfect way to end the meal. The service was attentive and the atmosphere warm and inviting. A must-visit spot in New York for Japanese food and desserts.
The food presentations were top notch and the servers were very friendly, quick and on top of things. There were two types of tea selection during my visit (houjicha and genmaicha), both very good. The food portions were a little small but with the whole course, you won’t leave hungry.
The only thing that may deter some people is…you have to make a reservation online and pay upfront for the afternoon tea ($68 + tax + tip – during my visit) to reserve your date and time (they only have afternoon tea on Saturday and Sunday) so the only thing that worried me was not being able to make it for my reservation. Unsure what the cancellation policy is and if they refund or give you credit for a future visit if you aren’t able to make it in case of unforseen circumstances.