A Contemporary Teahouse Rooted in
Teochew Gongfu Tea
LimCha Teahouse (林茶茶屋) is Singapore’s first Teochew-focused teahouse dedicated to preserving the heritage of Phoenix Mountain Dancong (单丛茶) — premium, spring-harvested teas from Chaozhou’s high-altitude gardens.
We believe tea is more than a drink — it’s a way to connect people, culture, and mindfulness.
Through our Gongfu tea experiences and modern cold tea creations, we invite the community to slow down, savour each brew, and rediscover wellness through the art of Teochew tea.
Tea Experiences &
Teahouse Dining
Educational Classes & Cultural Programmes
Guided Teochew Gongfu tea appreciation experiences and quiet dining at our teahouse, thoughtfully designed for guests to slow down, savour seasonal Phoenix Mountain Dancong teas, and experience tea in a calm and intimate setting rooted in heritage and connection.
Selected tea appreciation sessions are also supported under the Singapore Cultural Pass.
Educational classes and cultural programmes centred on Teochew Gongfu tea and Phoenix Mountain Dancong teas. From guided tea appreciation sessions to cultural workshops and group experiences, our programmes are designed to make tea heritage approachable, meaningful, and relevant for guests of all ages
Private & Corporate Events
Thoughtfully curated tea experiences for private gatherings, brand collaborations, and corporate hospitality, tailored to different settings, group sizes, and occasions.
Tea Supply & Partnerships
Supplying spring-harvest Phoenix Mountain Dancong teas and developing custom tea programmes for cafés, hospitality partners, and organisations.
Explore the Collection
next travel dates: 17-22 September
Teochew Tea & Cultural Learning Journey 2026
An experiential, small-group learning journey into the heart of Teochew culture and tea heritage.
Hosted by LimCha, this immersion brings our tea friends to Chaozhou, Shantou, and Nan’ao Island, where tea is experienced at its source. Participants will visit tea farms and traditional teahouses, engage with local craftsmen, and take part in hands-on learning — including the opportunity to make your own teapot.
Designed for tea enthusiasts and the culturally curious, this journey offers a deeper understanding of Teochew tea beyond tasting, through place, practice, and people.