Lan Su Chinese Garden
Cultural landmark · Chinatown ·
Tranquil garden oasis with rare Chinese plants & tea shop
Tranquil garden oasis with rare Chinese plants & tea shop
"An intimate classical Chinese garden known for its authentic architecture and lush plantings, providing a peaceful oasis to enjoy spring florals and traditional design." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A serene inner-city oasis with a recently revamped Yun Shui teahouse offering gaiwan tea service and Chinese pastries." - Janey Wong
"I’m excited that Lan Su Chinese Garden will host Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander vendors for its first Bu-Tai-Tian Dessert Nights on June 14 and 15; Bu-tai-tian means “not too sweet” and is considered high praise for desserts. Tickets are available now and include garden admission and tastings from more than ten vendors, including HK Cafe, O the Bake Shop, and Yoonique Tea." - Janey Wong
"Yun Shui, formerly known as the Lan Su teahouse, has a new name and menu revamp, offering gaiwan tea service, over 20 Chinese and Taiwanese teas, and dishes like wonton soup and congee." - Janey Wong
"If you're looking to be transported, the teahouse within the lush Lan Su Chinese Garden is hard to beat. Sip teas within a traditional Chinese teahouse overlooking a reflecting pool, surrounded by beautiful gardens. Choose from 20 varieties of Chinese and Taiwanese teas to enjoy alongside simple snacks, as well as Chinese pastries and doughnuts. Note that you have to pay admission to the garden to access the teahouse." - Nathan Williams, Eater Staff