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Tea

You can find both single origin tea and food & tea pairings in its menu, Chinese cuisine paired with
Blood Orange Pu-erh, English service with breakfast tea, Japanese, Ryokucha and Masala chai along
with Indian flavors.
Tea-holics, like me, will explore many different pairings that can be rated as high culinary. I am
fascinated with Blood Orange Pu-erh. Tea’s aged scent blended with orange peels and spices brought
an unforgettable sensations. The bookshelf at the corner is also eye-catching: many in-depth research
tea books! From tea culture in San Francisco to translated works about Pu-erh, you can be what you
read. And I am so into it.

THE MISSION

minimalism and stylish

THE MISSION is contemporary. Its
style and details ultimately reflect Jes-
se’s understanding of tea drinks. Decent
space without overloading decoration,
it is such a magnificent combination of
orient wisdom and modern living. The
bespoke teacups from Oakland’s artist
show you same simplicity.

Herbal tea and masala chai make it special. Imagine
taking latte at 7am on the way to work, to-go with arti-
san toast with jam. You will feel how positive energy has
filled your whole day.
Alpha Dominche Steampunk is eye-catching. A high-
tech device keeps your brewing visible. The various
herbal teas tasted good, which actually brings out the
soul of the shop. There is nothing else, except for interior
design and tea sets.
Also Jesse organizes talks for different industries
professionals to share their experience: hobbies, dreams
and what they focus on in life and career. Yes, focus
points are as important as passions.

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