Old Asia Teahouse & Restaurant

I highly recommend Old Asia Tea House to everyone. The space, although small, is wonderful. It is decorated and lit well for a romantic dinner or a group of four. The food was amazing. We tried many of the things on the menu and were not disappointed with any of it. The cocktails and tea were also very good. The space inside is very small so make sure to make reservations if you want to sit indoors.

Had an amazing time at this tea house! The food was incredible, with a unique twist since everything had a hint of tea flavor, which was super cool. The staff were super friendly and always there when we needed them. And the tea? Absolutely fresh and tasted amazing. Definitely a must-visit if you’re into unique eats and great vibes!

Really beautiful atmosphere and vibe. It was relaxing and service was good! Food was so yummy! Loved the garlic asparagus and the tea leaf dumplings! My Mango beer was tasty! I would love to go back and bring my friend that loves tea. And try more things on their menu! The snap peas and chicken karaage sounded really good too.

Old Asia Teahouse is a little hidden jem, well worth a visit. The dishes were delicious. Highly recommend the salmon poke tower. Its a small place, so reservations can help. There is some outdoor seating which wasn't open when we went. You'll find mostly street parking but there is one handicap space close to the front door.

Such a cute little tea house with good food and drinks. They have small bites if you just want a snack or entrees if you’re hungrier. They also have tea-themed cocktails and other alcoholic beverages. Decor was very vibey, it’s in the old chamber of commerce building so it has a lot of character. Staff was super helpful and nice.

We have been here every weekend since we found this cute spot! The flavorful Asian food with decent tea options! They also change menus seasonally, plenty of outdoor seating, brought my doggies here during the sunny day🥰

Perfect date night. Enjoyed some steamy orchid tea, and delicious bites. The asparagus was cooked perfectly. We loved everything we tried: curried beef skewers, egg curry, asparagus and the sooji cake. Can't wait to come back and try more.

Delicious food with beautiful presentation. Everything tasted very fresh. I really liked the chicken kaarage. Salmon poke tower was a favorite at our table too. Wide selection of teas. We got to try 3 different types of teas and they were all great. Staff is friendly. It is street parking except one handicap parking on the lot. But it’s easy to find street parking. Can’t wait to come back in the warmer months to sit in their garden area.

Everything was great. Ambiance. Service. Tea. Food. We visited for tea service, which came with a prefixed lunch. We picked our three teas and they were served with an appetizer (sweet bread), main (we had a fried chicken bowl and an eggplant bowl-both were MOUTH WATERING), and an assortment of Indian desserts, which were all new to me. We loved the surprise of not knowing what we were eating. I would recommend.

This... was the best tea experience I've had in years. At least, as far as going above and beyond. We had reservations during the lunch hour, but I made a mistake when I made it. I had wanted to experience their afternoon tea service, but I reserved in the wrong tab for lunch instead. After I explained the mix-up, the staff LET US PARTAKE OF THE AFTERNOON TEA SERVICE! It was so cool! They somehow devised something that was akin to a three-tea tasting flight, gong fu cha, and afternoon tea pastries to go along with it. My mother and I were floored. And the food, dear lord, the FOOD! So good. Mum had a salmon poke dish that she is STILL texting me about, and I went with a garlic noodle chicken dish that I'm still reflecting on. Oh yeah, the tea? We had several. Mum had a great Bi Luo Chun, and I went with a Wuyi black. For the afternoon tea flight, we went with Long Jing, Silver Needle, and Duck Shit. Yes... they have Duck Shit - freakin' legit! I can't sing the praises of this place enough. If you find yourself in the Beaverton suburbs near their downtown area, give it a whirl. You will leave tea drunk. That's a promise.

Me and my boyfriend were around the area looking for something to eat and we came across Old Asia Teahouse; it looked fancy inside so we decided to give it a try. Ambiance and decor were cute, it looked very nice and tidy inside. Our server was very friendly and table side service for our tea was fun to watch. However, we ordered our food and were disappointed; I had ordered the garlic noodles because it sounded really good but unfortunately it was way too garlicky for me and the chicken also tasted too salty. My boyfriend ordered the Fire Fish Suzi and we could've read the description off the menu wrong, but we expected a pretty decent amount of tilapia fish in his dish but there were only 4-6 cut pieces of tilapia in there. I don't know much about fish dishes but for the price, I also would expect something bigger. Portions were pretty small so keep in mind!! Space is also pretty cramped but for our table of 2, it was sufficient space Other than that, I think we probably ordered on a bad day but I'm willing to give this place another shot.

First time here was fabulous - we came for the afternoon tea ceremony, but will be back again and again for the food. This place is super small, so you have to make reservations. Ambiance inside is super warm and beautiful. Highlights were the garlic noodles, the lentil soup with roti and a fish dish (I forget the name!) topped with a delicious chili crunch. The tea ceremony was great too, and the white tea was the best of the bunch. Mom and sister visiting from out of state and husband all give it 5 stars, and us locals will be back and soon!

What a sweet find! It's on the tiny corner of First and Lombard. You know, that tiny building... well trust me, it's worth a try! And, you need a reservation because there are only seven very small tables (plus summer picnic tables outside if the weather is nice). Parking is on the street unless you have a tiny car or can grab the one handicapped stall. Ambiance is lovely with smooth jazzy music. Service is outstanding since they are so few tables. Tea selection is huge but we had our favorite, a nice and relaxing hojicha. We had the Fried Beef and Garlic Rice, Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken, Mango Ice cream, and Assortment of Indian Treats. We enjoyed everything except the Assortment of Indian Treats - tasted like we were eating flowers... kind of weird but not worth docking a star. Overall, we really enjoyed the meal, music, and hostess.

I love the concept of an Asian teahouse that offers various Asian fare! The decor and interior lends itself to oriental and romantic vibes. My husband and I came on a Saturday around noon. Since the space is small, I think it's recommended to come with a reservation as the seats can fill up quick but we came with no reservation and it wasn't an issue. We ordered a couple of teas, a Ginseng Tea and Burmese Tea. For food, we ordered a Chicken Karaage, Lentil Soup with Roti, and a Tea Leaf Laphet Thoke (Tea Leaf Salad). They carefully craft their drinks, it's like watching a bartender make a cocktail but instead of a cocktail, it's a tea drink. I love the Burmese Tea because of how earthy it was and the taste was complimented by the oat milk. As for the food, the tea leaf salad is always a standout, it's a must get every time I go to a Burmese restaurant. I did enjoy the Lentil Soup and Roti, it was well spiced and comforting. The karaage was good too, it was light and crispy.

TLDR: Ambiance/Vibes - 5/5 (perfect date night/girls night spot!) Food - 4/5 (get the fried beef with garlic rice!) Service - 4/5 Tea - 3/5 I didn't try their cocktails this time but they look so pretty I'm sure they are also delicious! Let me explain: Went to check out this new Teahouse and restaurant right off of Lombard Road (around Ktown BBQ and Carina's Bakery area) Their parking lot is tiny maybe 1 spot and 1 disabled parking spot but there is plenty of street parking around that area. This restaurant is not very big and you can tell they put a lot of effort into their decor to create a cozy and intimate setting with the dim lighting, bright red lanterns, and blue porcelain patterned dishes. It's truly a blend of traditional and modern vibes. We also got the booth (which I would say can comfortably sit 4 people max) and some other seating arrangements by the wall but not many tables altogether, excluding bar seating. The food menu is Asian fusion including small plates to share and 4 entrées and dessert options, but everything was delicious! The sauce on the Agedashi Tofu was light and flavored the soft tofu very well. Chicken Nikudango (chicken meatballs) was bouncy but the sauce was spicy and I don't think there was an indication of that on the menu. Our favorites had to be the Fried Beef with Garlic Sauce (MUST GET!) and the Stir Fried Snap Peas was the crowd favorite. This was a good amount of food to share among the 3 of us with no leftovers. Service was super fast and friendly and she came to check on us several times throughout our meal. We got a pot of the Green Tangerine Pu-erh and there was the typical tea preparation performed at your table: opening up the ball of tea and "rinsing" the first round of water unto the tea animal (ours was a cute tiger I'm not sure if they have different ones) If I may make a suggestion, since this is labeled as a Teahouse, I would have loved to learn more about the tea with perhaps a little card describing the tea origin and blend, have a timer for the most optimal seeping time at the table and hot water for us to add ourselves with our pot. Between 3 people it went down very fast! It also looked like there is an outdoor seating area with a few picnic tables for the warmer months. Overall I recommend trying here for yourself and supporting local business!

The place is small so reservation is likely a must. It is very cozy and full of ambiance that transports you to another place, which is very nice. Service was good and attentive and very friendly. The food is good to ok. Most of the dishes linger around Asian-ish but I get it, flavor of the East but not as much. Presentation is wonderful as your can see in the pictures. I would like to see more authentic flavors but I got a hint of it. Overall a wonderful place for date night.

To start off- I will say the inside ambience inside was cute despite being considerably cramped. Unfortunately the restaurant has no central AC, so opt out for outside dining during hot days. We attended for a Mother's Day lunch. There were a few groups in the outside dining area. Nothing too crazy. Not sure why dishes took so long to get out, but we'll get there. For our apps we got two poke towers & the tuna. One of the poke had no sauce on the dish at all while the other was drowning in it; nearly waving for a lifebuoy. My tuna had an eye lash or nose hair neatly atop of the dish as well. For taking nearly a half hour to bring out apps one would think that those details might have been caught before serving. Most of the table got the fried beef; which seemed like a cube brisket overcooked. Very chewy. I & another got the chicken dish. Chicken was lacking in flavor & coconut rice seemed slightly undercooked. More crunch than I would have preferred for rice. Also- having a background in plating dishes I wasn't sure why there was a pile of fried anchovies on the plate? Perhaps a few over the rice to garnish, but a whole handful? Interesting. One of us ordered a matcha latte & it seemed the restaurant couldn't get it right if the experience depended on it. The tea experience where they did the initial wash was also a flop. Our server had spilled the tea onto the table during the presentation. Overall not sure if we would attend again. Was feeling hungry afterwards & considered getting our fill at Raising Canes. Yes- the chicken place in Pioneer Place.

This new little gem is still a bit of a secret spot (only been open 3 weeks), but not for long! Love that there's a Teahouse in Beaverton that serves quality tea AND delicious food - these aren't just tiny sweet bites, they're savory entrees! The menu is a mix of pan Asian dishes, ranging from karaage to beef masala to garlic noodles prepared by the lovely co-owner; it's run by a couple and is a small family owned business! For two women, we ordered: Garlic noodles with tofu Salmon Poké Nasi Lemak with chicken A pot of Chrysanthemum pu'er tea Would certainly order it all again, but also eager to try some of their other small plates and entrees + dessert. Each dish is tasty with balanced flavors, the textures are just perfect (crispy anchovies, well cooked chicken, a soft but good chew on the noodle) and it was all carefully plated and prepared with thoughtfulness. Was especially pleased to start the meal with the salmon Poké, it was fresh with the bites of mango and cucumber plus a lovely light refreshing ponzu sauce. You can tell they care about their service and what they're serving! Not to mention the very cute decor and the little touches, like the adorable cat soy sauce bottle. Now, let's talk about the tea! They do tea service for pots of tea at your table - highly recommend for two or more people. They do the pouring of the first "rinse" and advise you on how long to see to the tea before your first cup. We had the chrysanthemum pu'er tea and it was a lovely blend that I could drink all day - very smooth fragrant. I love tea, and am delighted that there's an Asian tea experience on this side of town. As much as I enjoy a high tea experience, you have to reserve well in advance and it typically costs you $50/person so it's not something you can experience on a whim. But with Old Asia Teahouse, you get an intimate setting to slow down, catch up with friends and savor a few food cups of tea. They have an extensive tea menu, rotating seasonal teas as well as a create-your-own menu! If you've been to Waba or the previous versions of the various pocha's (Korean street style food shop) expect to be surprised. It's been completely renovated and has a Teahouse vibe. You'll most likely have to find street parking since they have a very limited parking in the lot (one spot + one disability parking spot). I'd imagine when the weather is nice, they'll put tables outside so you can enjoy their little "garden."

Bring a friend or a date there. Cozy booth and corners for the date or if it's nice and warm out, sit at one of the outdoor picnic tables under an umbrella. Wherever you go, the service is personable, the drinks are lovely, and the yummies are crafted. They have alcohol and TeIt's good for small plates and they also have a few entrées.

Three generations y'all April Poe and Bella!!! Grandmother Daughter and granddaughter combo sets this family owned and operated local business far apart from your usual and highly recommend!!! Super nice spot vibe and location minus the occasional passing of the train!! Gotta check out there tea garden ....Such a great spot!! Small space but amazing vibes decor and staff soooo welcoming!! Food was good but only tried a few small plates but highly recommend the snap peas in garlic sauce and deserts!!! If you like tea this is a must try.....Amazing selection!!

I've been here twice for iced tea. It's such a cute shop with a great outdoor area. The staff is always extremely friendly. I will keep coming back and try the food next time.

Old Asia Teahouse - Old? Looks new to me. Sweet Jujube Fruit Tea, Fermented Tea Leaf Salad, Mango Beer (light and refreshing!), Nasi Lemak w/ Chicken, Poke Tower, Matcha-gato (Coconut Ice Cream)... and they have a patio! Recommend... https://oldasia.co

It is a pretty small and cozy spot that has a great ambiance. I did like the decor of the place as it gives you a nice intimate vibe. The service was very friendly and quick. Our server made sure we had what we needed at all times. We ordered a few dishes to try out - garlic asparagus, fried beef with garlic rice, and garlic noodles with chicken. The food was flavorful and came out quickly. We had the Bi Luo Chun Green Tea, and that was good. I would recommend trying that out.

Another great spot from the Top Burmese team!Ambiance is A++. The place is teeny tiny but the mirrors make it feel a little bigger but still cozy. They plan to have outdoor seating in the summer and would be able to serve more folks. This is definitely a place for a quiet date night or to sip tea and catch up with a friend - not for a large group unless you're doing a private dining room thing. Tea - so many options! So far I've tried a few oolong varieties and pu-erhs, all delicious and served in different vessels and cups. I love the variety! My only warning is that you will want to drink way more tea than normal and be left awake all night if you go in at night... they have some non caffeinated options for that problem. Food, like all the Top Burmese family locations, is delicious. I could eat the spicy fish with a side of rice all day every day. Desserts pair well with the teas and aren't super sweet - the Hojicha raindrop cake was so good. They also have some cocktails which I've yet to try. Do yourself a favor during these dreary Oregon winter months and get yourself some tea and tasty food here!

I love this place. The ambiance is really nice. The food is good and the teas are really nice.

It's been a while since I've had such a memorable & intimate dining experience. Bella was a wonderful hostess & she really set the vibe of our visit, so shout out to her MWAH! Her presentation of our tea was also so beautiful to watch. We started with a pot of Orchid Flower Pu-erh (delish). There's add ons too!! We later had a pot of the Chocolate Black tea with Rose Petals as an extra, & this was amazing. I think it's my new favorite drink because it really tasted like romance in a cup. Very fitting since we were celebrating an anniversary :3 !! Poe & her team made such an effort to accommodate us, & I left feeling so touched & satisfied. I'm going to be experimenting with more tea combos in the future. The food was also amazing!!! I'll document it below. We ordered quite a bit of food: Fire Fish Soozi - super delicious! Good protein rich nibble, not very spicy, but full of flavor. I would have loved a bit of numbing Sichuan pepper in this. Beef Masala Skewer - oh you can taste the yogurt marinade, it made the beef incredibly tender & the flavor is stunning. Will def be getting this again, & I don't normally enjoy red meat. Nyanpya Ye' Chet - SO YUMMY, I highly recommend as a light low-carb snack. The green apples were delicious with the sauce. I think next time I'll ask for extra fish sauce, but maybe im just a fishy girl hehe Stir-fried Snap Pea - when a simple stir fry is done right, it really shines, and Old Asia's snap peas were so delicious! Loved the garlic & juicy peas. and NO strings on those snap peas!! I was so happy :) i love veggies Tea Leaf Laphet Thoke - delicious ofc. Tea leaf salad never misses duhhh Nasi Lemak with Chicken - this was crazy delicious. I haven't had such a good plate in a while. Also a generous amount of peanuts (my fav) & ultra crispy yet TENDER chicken..... ugh I will be dreaming of it for weeks to come! The anchovies were so good too. If you're eating this for the first time, I like to mix the eggs & peanuts & anchovies & such all together to make a super delicious rice combo :3 but some ppl like to keep their food separate, & while I don't agree, I respect that very much. U do u. Etc. I'll be coming back very soon with more company. I didn't expect to fall so in love, but the ambiance and experience won me over completely. I'm excited to see how the garden develops (I love gardens). Sending so much love to the team here! They deserve it!!

I love the decoration! There's various types of tea. I ordered many dishes, everything was delicious. The waitress was nice.

As a restaurant, I like this place. As a teahouse, highly disappointed. The blooming flower tea was in the herbal section of the menu, which turned out to most definitely be a caffeinated tea. A lot of people can't have caffeine and the this is, in my opinion, kind of mind boggling that they wouldn't have knowledge of their own teas? Or think to have a clearly defined "no caffeine" section? Not to mention, this pot of tea was $20.....for tea. I've worked in the tea industry before and I still think that is ridiculous. That being said, the food was good and the ambience adorable. I'm torn on whether I will go back because I don't think the prices reflected the quality and the tea thing really was discouraging.

Okay first off the food is truly amazing! Every dish I've tried is wonderful and the young asian female server has always been so sweet and knowledgeable! The only reason I knocked down a star is because I came here for pick up once and it just was such a different experience. Instead of peacefulness like it usually is I could hear the server and kitchen staff messing around the whole time I was waiting for my food order. Server wasn't very polite either and unprofessional. My food did not come out tasting the same as it usually did. Also the male blonde server made me my matcha tea (I have ordered this everytime because it's the best I ever had) and he quickly rushed to make it. Keep in mind there was only one table sitting there so it wasn't busy. I head home and I take a sip of it and it was straight up matcha water. Grass water!!! Where was the dairy and sweetener? This happened a bit ago andI really hope you guys figured this issue out with this server because he really doesn't do this restaurant justice. I haven't been back since cause I honestly do not want to end up with messed up food and drinks again :/ I honestly only want to go there when the nice waitress works cause she truly knows what she's doing with her tea and drinks! I forgot her name but she's been there since they opened, she truly is the best!!

Was so excited to finally have a tea house in Beaverton! It's cute and tiny yet modern! Tried their Genmaicha and Chrysanthemum which were both great. Would also recommend the flavorful beef skewers. The garlic noodles were alright compared to the skewers. (We went during their soft opening) They also have some other small bites available but would definitely go back for their tea selections. The vibes were dark, moody, & classy. Our server Bella was very nice, helpful, and attentive!

We dined here on Christmas Eve, and I wasn't overly impressed when we walked in, as we got a lukewarm greeting, and after seating at our table there seemed to be a longtime before anyone returned. However, things started to improve once our order was taken, our server warmed up, and all our food was fast and efficient. There was a mistake in the sake we ordered, which was immediately rectified. The one caveat is, we dined with my elderly mother which I probably would not return with her again. Not because she didn't like the food, but because the majority of the tables only offered stools with no back. I am a lot younger than my mom, and even I was a little uncomfortable. There was a booth next to us that said "reserved", but no one showed up to claim the spot our entire dinner. I wish I would have spoken up and asked if we could sit there. I think it would have made for a much better overall experience.

Food and tea were good but serving sizes were very small. Ambiance is cute but the space is very cramped. I would not recommend a group larger than 2 people. The tables are quite small so don't come hungry. You won't have enough space at the table for all of your plates. Definitely would not recommend for kids.

Have been dying to get in here for some time, the anticipation of it opening has been huge! Finally got to try it out tonight and it did not disappoint! I very rarely give 5 star reviews to restaurants and this place definitely deserves it. The food was absolutely killer. Our favorites were the chicken meatballs, the fried beef with garlic rice was unbelievable. I think my favorite was the garlic noodles with chicken. We cannot wait to come back and try the rest of the items on the menu! I love that we have such freaking cool places in Beaverton, our home town, leaving no need to do to PDX anymore. Welcome to Beaverton Old Asia!!

Went here with a group of 6. Very small venue but cute! I have to admit that I did not actually try any tea. We wanted food and cocktails, and tried several dishes (small plates and entrees). Standouts were the garlic noodles with chicken and the ice cream. Ice creams offered that day that we tried were ube, coconut, and matcha--all of which were excellent. I want to go back for tea service. Probably the best selection and variety I have seen in this area.

Went for lunch and was greeted by a wonderful host/server who helped us get our table. The place is small but the decor I found was pleasantly pleasing! We had cocktails which were really awesome and then ordered 5 small plates to share. Beef masala skewer was my least favorite. It was sinewy and flavorless. Chicken nikudango with spicy sauce was my #2 favorite. Forbidden rice & anchovies...let's say it was hard, crunchy little fish. I've never had black rice before and it was just okay. Stir fried snap peas was good. Tuna tataki was my #1 favorite overall! I hope I can come back to try the other plates & entrees or better yet their teas.

Let's start with the ambiance... they nailed it! Perfect tea menu with lots of Asian varieties and small... really small Asian bites to go with them. We really liked it...I just don't know how long they will last. Not a lot of seating, slow turnover... you have to have a reservation... and for tea...who plans for that? Maybe if they had a walk-up window. I would totally take a tea to go if I could just walk up and grab one... the tea is amazing! I know that isn't the ideal way to serve up such handcrafted tea, but at about the cost of something from Starbucks, I'd rather walk down the street with one of their teas in my cup! Meanwhile, the food isn't nearly as good or as generous as it should be for the cost. They have a big outdoor seating area for the summer...but sitting outside drinkng hot tea in the summer doesn't excite me much (yes, i realize they can make it iced, but that is completely an American thing to do and not sure if be into that either ... but what is there now? It's quaint,..it's fun...its good for an after dinner date... especially as it does open up a bit after 9, and you might slip in without a reservation!

The service was terrific. Bella seated and served us. She is very professional. The tea selection is excellent, and what we ordered exceeded our expectations. However, the food was not very good. Plating was ok. It showed effort was put into it. However, the flavor was absent. The food came out at room temperature. It seemed it was not cooked properly (or it had been reheated several times). The rice was mushy, and the fried beef cubes were dry and not hot at all. The garlic chicken was the same. The noodles were almost pasty as if the preparer didn't know how to cook rice noodles. My wife only took a few bites in vain, but I ate up the rest of it. I toughed it out, but only because I didn't want to waste anything. It wasn't inedible, but it WAS unservable. And I honestly don't know how it could leave the kitchen at all. I've told all my friends already - If they decide to go, go for the tea and service. But don't order anything to eat. That would spoil the entire experience altogether. I think I might return in a few months to see if anything has improved. But even if it does, I don't know if I could convince my wife to come with me. It is really disappointing because we literally live down the street from here. It would be nice to be able to frequent another place that's walking distance from home.

Food was very good. Teas were great. Server immediately took our orders and was very attentive and agreeable. The food was very slow in getting to us. The restaurant is very small and it was extremely noisy. Between the music, the guests, the very loud vent blowing above us and the railroad cars rolling by and blowing their horns as they rolled through the intersection close by, I have to say it was a bit much. I'll have to think twice before going there again. You have to make a reservation and it gets fairly crowded on the weekends.

Went last night... the tea one of staffs recommended was good but food was bad,, very bad. Garlic noodle had not much flavor and chicken was very dry. Chicken garage was burnt and dry too. Portion was very small. Salad was just ok. Won't go back just for tea.

My takeout order was ready when I arrived. That is the only positive thing I can say. I ordered the chicken and coconut rice. The chicken was flavorless and rubbery. The rice was covered in a handful of freeze dried anchovies. So many it just ruined the taste of everything. Will not be revisiting. Another bad surprise was that it took them more than two weeks to post the payment to my bank account.

Such a cozy spot with excellent finger-licking food. Our small family of 3 adults and 1 kid decided on ordering 12 of the 14 available small plates plus 1 entree. We threw down and really enjoyed the complex flavors and textures of each dish. Ordering the majority of small plates allowed us to sample a variety of flavors- really enjoyed the forbidden rice with fish, seared tuna was perfectly presented with balanced accompanying sauce, poke tower satisfied the 8yo's food cravings. We will be back fo' sho' for the flavors. Teas options were a wide range from caffeine free to full on caffeinated. My fave was the lemongrass tea option. Service was on point - the perfect amount of checking in on our table without being overbearing and we didn't feel pressured/rushed. Well behaved children would do well here as long as they have a sophisticated /adventurous pallette. Great place for a date night.

Really love this place. My husband and I ordered the Karaage Chicken and garlic Asparagus to start. Could not recommend both dishes more! The chicken was nice and light, accompanied by a spicy mayo type sauce on the side. The garlic asparagus was cooked very well, with a slight crunch and a perfect amount of garlic for my tastebuds. I had the mango beer to drink. It was a bit sweet for me but my husband said he could drink 10 straight! For the entree, we ordered the garlic noodles w/ chicken and the beef with garlic rice. Both were good! But the garlic rice stole the show and was ah-ma-zing!! Honestly really love this place. Great prices, great quality.

Loved the ambiance and setting, the plates and bowl and mugs are very nice. We liked our teas and our cocktails a lot. The food was mostly good, the lentil soup was our favorite. The service was good and professional. Look forward to continue coming back here.

Nice ambience, hole in the wall tea house. Small space but good for lowkey vibes. The food is on the pricier end, I would recommend the tea and small eats.

Made a reservation for me and wife to go yesterday for lunch. Fantastic experience! I had the mandarin pu-erh tea and it was a fun presentation. It comes stuffed in an orange peel and individually wrapped in gold foil. I had the tuna and coconut rice and my wife had the egg curry. All was excellent and made to the same high standards as Top Burmese that is affiliated. I look forward to going to their outdoor tea garden when it is finished.

Started feeling quesy as soon as I got in thr car, puked my guts out once I got home 20 mins later. Running a fever now with chills and diarrhea. Have not had this bad of a food posing in lat 10 years

We stopped in tonight and were amazed at the food and service. The garlic chicken noodles were exceptional. Everyone else commented their dishes were fantastic as well. We spoke to the staff and learned they were the owner and her daughter. They made for a very pleasant evening.

Wow - best food I've had in a restaurant in a long time! Unique and intimate atmosphere perfect for date night. Also had great service from Bella M.

Super cute moody restaurant. All staff from host to server to chef were super nice and consistently checked in on us. Food was so delicious and hit the spot. Flavors were on point! Definitely recommend the lentil soup, nasi lemak (fried chicken) and buttery tuna tataki. So good! Definitely will be back!

this is an interesting place. upon walking in, i was surprised by the ambiance. it was a small, intimate space with nice decor and mood lighting. we were greeted by the host/waiter, who was a handsome gentleman with a fantastic handlebar mustache. the menu looked tasty and i was excited to try a little of everything. i ordered a coffee cocktail and my partner ordered a tea. these items were both quite good. for food, i ordered the sentury egg medley (small plate) and fried beef with garlic (entree), and my partner ordered garlic asparagus (small plate) and chicken karaage (small plate). i'm not totally sure what i was expecting, but once the food was served, i felt disappointment slowly sink in. i took a couple bites of the sentury egg medley. at first chew, it seemed good. i actually liked the combination of flavors & textures. after i finished chewing and swallowing, i noticed an odd aftertaste. i honestly can't quite put my finger on what it was, but once i noticed it, i couldn't unnotice it. i wasn't able to finish the plate. the fried beef was sadly over cooked, causing it to be dry and chewy. the garlic rice was good. i ate the whole plate, because i was really hungry, but i expected much better quality for a $20 entree with pretty basic food. i borrowed a bite of my partner's asparagus, and it was literally just basic steamed asparagus (slightly over-steamed) with crispy garlic sprinkled on top... no special sauce or anything... and that was $10. my partner agreed on the asparagus - he thought it was good, just very basic/plain. i didn't try the chicken karaage, but my partner said it was good and the best of the food items we ordered. the grand total of the order was $68 (or $81 after tip). if you don't count our drinks, the food was $50 for what i'd say is the quality of basic street food or food truck food. it's not that it was bad... it was just very average sustenance... and that was disappointing. i felt duped. i would consider coming back for the beverages to start or end an evening, but i wouldn't return for the food.

We had the most wonderful dinner here tonight. A lovely eclectic spot close to downtown Beaverton. As the old Chamber of Commerce building, the atmosphere is surprisingly intimate and has been completely transformed into a cozy Eastern tea house. The menu has a diverse selection of tea, starters, and a select number of cocktails and entrees that are expertly crafted. It's not the largest menu but it will give you a lot to think about!! I had the fried chicken which was not breaded and so crispy, juicy, and delicious. The garlic beef was just as tasty and had an amazing marinade. On top of that the service was pleasant, polite, and kind. I recommend reserving a table because it's a tiny place, but so worth it! They even gave us a rose at our table for the special occasion of Valentine's Day. 10/10 Definitely a must try if you're in the neighborhood or not!

Tonight we were looking for a new place near us in Beaverton to have dinner and Old Asia came up. I said we should try it. We drove up and I was stunned by the tiny place that could rival any five star upscale restaurant in Vegas or New York... the ambiance was cozy, luxurious , the stereo on par with an upscale club, the food and the tea were amazing and most importantly the treatment that we got from the owner and her daughter were outstanding. This will be our favorite restaurant in Beaverton.

This is the perfect date night spot. There's a great selection of tea, drinks, and small plates served in a small, intimate setting. The service was also wonderful. We will definitely be back!

This restaurant was super tiny and super cute. Their selection of tea was amazing. I specifically went to this place for tea and did not really try any of their other food. The two teas that I did have were very good. I would love it more if they had some sweet pastry combination with the tea. They didn't sell any loose tea so I was a little disappointed because I was not able to get some tea to go.

Could not ask for a better dining experience. The food and ambiance alone make the restaurant a must-visit spot, but the excellent service took it to another level. The space was lovely; unique and comfortable. The assortment of teas was also great. Will definitely be returning soon!