Dynasty100% Natural Chinese Restaurant Tea Net Weight 1.13 oz. (32g) pack of 16 teabags

This tea is truly next level. From the first sip, you can taste the quality — smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. Whether I’m starting my day or winding down at night, it hits just right every time. The aroma alone is calming, and the flavor is never bitter or overpowering — just pure comfort in a cup.I’ve tried a lot of teas, but this one stands out. It’s become a daily ritual I genuinely look forward to. Whether you're a casual tea drinker or a full-on tea lover, this is the one to try. Trust me — you’ll be hooked!

This stuff is the best of all three Chinese tea types :) It is a superb combination of oolong, jasmine, and green teaIt has a slightly astringent, pungent taste which gives it a very high quality. The taste is reminiscent of the old school Chinese restaurants. They would bring steaming tea out in small silver pots and serve it in small round cups with little Oriental designs on them , alongside wide homemade crunchy noodles with mustard and duck sauce on the side :DThis makes a phenomenal iced tea. I take three tea bags and steep them in a small four cup Chinese teapot. I let it steep for about 30 minutes and then pour into a mason jar with a little bit of sugar and put it in the fridge. Soooo refreshing served over ice :D

Great taste

Tasty tea; good value; healthy.

Exactly what I wanted. Just like in a restaurant.

So now this is the only tea I like to drink just got a little bit of sugar tastes great to me

This Chinese tea tastes awful! It's nothing close to the typical Chinese restaurant tea I've enjoyed at every Chinese restaurant I've been to, in multiple states, over the course of my life so far! (As an, AARP card carrier for a couple of decades now, that adds up to lots of restaurants and a ton of tea!)For those looking for that classic Chinese restaurant tea taste I found (And recommend) Original Kari-Out Oolong Chinese Tea available here on, Amazon. ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084JJR48R?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1)

The tea is ok, but not actually like the tea at a local Chinese restaurant here in WA. state.