FLOATING MOUNTAIN Tea House 2nd FLOOR in New York

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Phone: +1 646-541-0636
Site: http://floating-mountain.com/
Opening hours
  • Monday:12–7PM
  • Tuesday:Closed
  • Wednesday:12–7PM
  • Thursday:12–7PM
  • Friday:2–8PM
  • Saturday:12–8PM
  • Sunday:12–7PM
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Total reviews rating 4.9

73 Reviews for FLOATING MOUNTAIN Tea House 2nd FLOOR 2023:

Review №1

2021-12-27

Upper west side oasis. Peaceful and calming tea house serving strictly Chinese teas with a wide selection. Prices are $30-60 per pot and seating is all on the floor. It is very quiet and calming and great opportunity to try a unique tea from china. Most teas will be able to be steeped many times allowing you to easily spend an hour relaxing.Definitely recommend for a unique tea experience in nyc. There is no food offered or allowed in.

Review №2

2022-04-25

Amazing tea house for high quality tea in the most peaceful and wonderfully zen environment. they have an overwhelming number of delicious teas to choose from, although price-y, is definitely worth it for the experience! i recommend coming here with out of town visitors— it’s a wonderful and different experience!

Review №3

2022-07-07

Extensive selection of teas from China brewed the right way, tastes as complex as a good book or cocktail.The environment was very clean, respectful, shoes off when you first come in. Hostess was really friendly and helpful explaining the terms. We shared a pot that lasted 5+ brews. Only thing is that time flies too fast in there with good company.

Review №4

2021-12-05

The ambiance is very comforting, quiet, service is attentive (I believe the owner served us), and the tea is exceptional! The menu is really long so I suggest taking your time to read it. Only reason Im not giving this place 5 stars is because of all the rules it has, and the hesitancy I would feel asking someone to come with me and abide by those rules. These include taking your coat off, shoes off, not bringing any food (the place doesnt sell food), and not using sugar in the tea. Its also not ideal that the bathroom is in the basement and that in order to go to it, you need to put your shoes back on, and when youre back, take them off again.

Review №5

2021-08-31

They have a great selection of chinese teas! the interior design and atmosphere are very nice as well. this is a nice place to chill, alone or with a friend. this is small, but it would have been nice if the music fit the vibe of the cafe a little better. However, the experience overall was very good and i would definitely recommend floating mountain to any tea lovers! ☁️🏔✨🤍

Review №6

2022-03-25

Loved the experience at this little tea room on the Upper west side. Floor seating by the windows and warm tea on a Sunday afternoon is all you need. 🍵

Review №7

2022-05-20

Absolutely wonderful tea house. The calm serene atmosphere and the extensive tea list are just a few of the nice elements about this place. The teas are all spectacularly described, with an accurate sense of how the tea tastes, and also how it makes the drinker feel throughout the process. If I lived nearby this place would easily bankrupt me! (Not that Id mind)Highly recommend visiting if you are interested in tea! The owner and staff are friendly and knowledgeable beyond description. You will not regret visiting at all!

Review №8

2022-02-13

I thought this would be a place to where Id get to have tea, but this was more of an experience! Calming yet exciting yet subtle. The owner explained the context behind the tea patiently. I really enjoyed one of the teas I had ordered. It was perhaps the most beautiful tea Ive ever had. (I wish it was a more accessible product that you could buy anywhere)Note however that these are just an outsiders personal views and Im not an expert on Chinese tea culture.Be ready to pay a bit more than you think you would :)

Review №9

2022-03-16

When you say this is my last cup... three cups ago.Enjoyed a gorgeous Xiao Chi Gan tea, prepared gongfu style. I lost count after the tenth brew, but each brew just developed the flavor on my tongue more and more to the point where I found it hard to leave. Spent 2 hours here- way longer than I meant to. Im by no means an expert, and I can only afford this as a luxurious treat once in a while, but I thoroughly loved my experience.Plus I got a complimentary cup of puerh which was such a great complement to my red tea. The juxtaposition was amazing, the notes hitting my mouth in different places. It continually blows my mind that all these teas come from the same Camellia sinensis plant...

Review №10

2022-04-06

Prices vary: a single traditional cup; a small pot for one; a large pot for 2 or more people.Prices range from $5-$55.More expensive teas have been fermented and steam pressed with earthy flavors and unique health benefits.