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The Teahouse of Family Fu (Cha Jia Fu)
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| Location | Hou Hai Xibei An (northwest side of Hou Hai, next to Kong Yiji) | ||
| Phone | 010/6616-0725 | ||
Frommer's Review
Located in a unique octagonal building on the south bank of Hou Hai, the Fu family's teahouse is among the city's most charming, furnished throughout with a pleasantly haphazard assortment of Ming reproduction furniture. Owned by a former mechanics professor and run with help from his friendly English-speaking mother, it sometimes plays host to poetry readings, lectures, and classical Chinese music performances. Teas are reasonably priced (¥50-¥152/$6-$20 for pot with unlimited refills) and presented on a fan. Semi-private rooms branch off to all sides. Free snacks. Open from 10:30am to midnight.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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Frommer's Beijing, 5th Edition
Author: Jen Lin-Liu |
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