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Hey guys, I found this new tea shop in Toronto called Yaffa's Cafe &
Teahouse. It's not a tearoom or anything funky like that, but it does have a
fairly decent selection of teas. Their sign says something around 70
different teas.
The prices seemed fair and it's a relaxed atmoshpere (they don't tell you to
leave after sitting there for an hour). I had the Jasmine Silver Balls and
it was really nice. It was really mellow and had a nice smell to it. The
jasmine flavour wasn't overpowering like what you get in some of the grocery
bought teas. Plus, it was kind of cool to watch the tied up jasmine ball
"blossom" during the infusion.
I was wondering if anyone else tried this place out or if they know of any
other teashops/teahouses to check out in Toronto(Canada).


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Richard Bornstein
 
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There is the old Curiosity teacshop in Markham.


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> Hey guys, I found this new tea shop in Toronto called Yaffa's Cafe &
> Teahouse. It's not a tearoom or anything funky like that, but it does have

a
> fairly decent selection of teas. Their sign says something around 70
> different teas.
> The prices seemed fair and it's a relaxed atmoshpere (they don't tell you

to
> leave after sitting there for an hour). I had the Jasmine Silver Balls and
> it was really nice. It was really mellow and had a nice smell to it. The
> jasmine flavour wasn't overpowering like what you get in some of the

grocery
> bought teas. Plus, it was kind of cool to watch the tied up jasmine ball
> "blossom" during the infusion.
> I was wondering if anyone else tried this place out or if they know of any
> other teashops/teahouses to check out in Toronto(Canada).
>
>



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Joanne Rosen
 
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there is also capital tea on 3196 yonge street-
they also have website-
joanne


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