Tea And Whisk

From tea and whisk I purchased an award winning Tsuyuhikari tamaryokucha, 2oz for $30. It took a few days longer to thip than I expected. When it arrived, it was in a bland brown package with no instructions. The QR code navigated to the product page where I had to search more for the recommended brewing. The smell of the tea is rich umami and mildly sweet. The flavor is very mild umami, gently sweet, and a heavy mouth feel. It's a very good tea. 4 stars for the tea, minus one star for cheap packaging and branding, an injustice for this tea. I also bought a $50 ceremonial matcha. Which shouldn't come in such a boring brown bag with no information on the brewing, or the tea cultivator.

I really loved this store. It’s so beautiful inside and they have a great variety of products offered. I know previous reviews have been upset by the bags they use to package their tea and matcha products. However, I purchased green tea and 3 ounces matcha powder end of June, it is now August the bags have kept my products a vibrant because you have control of pushing the excess air out of the bags. They put a lot of effort into educating guests on different teas and I had an amazing experience when I went into the shop. I got to try different types of teas and learn a little bit about where they come from and how to properly use them.

An absolutely amazing tea experience! Leo is the teacher and the student at the same time. He is bringing quality, unbelievably delightfully tasty tea to the United States. He went way over two hours, his time and knowledge is greatly admired. He gave us an amazing experience and even changed our perspective on black tea. I can not wait to try the matcha tea experience, once he is back from Asia. It is inspiring to see someone follow their passion and allow others to experience it.

tea tasting / class with leo is truly one of a kind! i’ve never met a man so knowledgeable and passionate about tea. me and my cousins enjoyed the whole experience! lots of high quality tea, tea sets, tea pets and other accessories available for purchase. ask and leo would share the history behind each item and why a $600 teapot is worth the splurge. highly recommend this gem!

This is a one of a kind experience here in Las Vegas. We all think we know about tea, but after spending a few hours with Leo, you will realize that its a simple but complex world in what type of tea, where it comes from and how they are developed. It’s a very peaceful and intimate environment. The Leo would take through levels of tea that will change you body mood and taste buds.

Tea & Whisk offers a wonderful selection of high-quality teas with a cozy ambiance. The staff is knowledgeable and helps you pick the right tea based on your preference. Must-Try Items: ✔ Matcha Latte – Smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. ✔ Oolong Tea – Fragrant and flavorful, a must for tea lovers. ✔ Chai Blend – Aromatic with a nice spice kick. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that prices are slightly on the higher side, but the quality makes it worth it. Definitely a great place for tea enthusiasts!

Amazing Tea space and More! This Place has it all! Beautiful, single origin loose-leaf teas!!! Tastey Frozen, Blended drinks Crafted with Love! Tea wares at great prices! The Wonderful Owners great you with pride and friendship! Wonderful space to enjoy with tea! They have the best Matcha selections, much better than Matcha House across street, and this coming from someone that is really picky about Matcha. I can't wait to go back!

One of my buddies told me about this please. I believe it’s by far one of the best tea experience you ever get in your life in Vegas. owner is down to earth was able to buy beautiful accessories for my Matcha tea, and also buy their blends of perfect tea. I personally recommend the royal oolong tea and also definitely try the Matcha powder from Tea and Whisk. It’s kind of hard to find the place, but make sure to call them. The owner was very friendly and very informative. You can see that this man loves his job. Will definitely come back here again to get my loose tea and accessories. Also try to take advantage of the tea experience!

Great place! Good selection! I've purchased many teas from Leo. He's friendly, attentive,and informative. He's got good green tea, white tea and puereh. He's the only place I go to know for my teas. Thanks uncle Leo

Not a restaurant. Can buy tea but looks like a place they use for shopping online purchases.

This place has moved! It's no longer at Henderson next to OrangeTheory and Buffalo Wild Wings and all that, it's now near Spring Mountain nestled in between random financial and medical buildings. It's hard to find and you're gonna think you're at the wrong place but park in front of the dental office and follow the building numbers. You'll find the small discreet Tea and Whisk sign and small black door. It's a much more quiet area, suitable for tea tasting and buying. The owners are very helpful and knowledgeable and they have all kinds of wonderful teas and teaware for sale. Next time I visit I'll take a pic of the new location..

My sweetheart brought me my favorite Jasmin Pearls on Valentine's Day. The 6X version is so fantastic! I'm enjoying it so so much. Perfection, every sip. We love to support local businesses, too. How lucky to have a gem like this in LV.

This business used to be a cafe-type shop. They don't sell made to order drinks anymore. They now sell tea ware and tea by the ounce. They also offer a tea tasting experience by appointment only. We had a private tea tasting with Leo, it was such a lovely experience. I highly recommend for tea lovers. The private tea experience is informative, exciting, fascinating, unique, fun, relaxing, tasty and delicious. The setup has such a calming vibe. The chill music, dim lights, and special tea table with the trickling water feature. Loved the little totoro and no face at the table, added such whimsical fun. Any studio ghibli lovers will find joy in seeing them. It was so fun to be able to see and taste so many premium quality teas. Each with their own distinct flavors and characteristics. Leo was super friendly and easy to chat with. I'd definitely recommend the tea tasting.

Been coming to this place since it was in Henderson off Eastern. This place is a GEM and I'm so happy we have something so special here in Vegas. If you love tea this is a must go!

This place has an amazing ambience. They also have an hr class where you can learn about different types of tea.

The shop was hard to find - go down the left hand side of the building (near the street) and you'll find it. We did the tea tasting class and it was amazing - learned so much and Leo is very friendly and warm. We went on a journey through 5 different teas with explanations about each kind. Would recommend to anyone!

Tea and Whisk is still awesome! I've been going here for years, and now you can find his new(ish) place in Chinatown. Leo, the owner, offers specialized tea tastings and classes to suit tea connoisseurs and newbies alike. Learn how to brew in a gaiwan and even take one home with you. He offers a large variety of gorgeous teaware. Ha, can you tell I'm passionate? Leo is also the kindest and truly cares about discovering what you like as well as encouraging you to explore all sorts. I actually stopped by today for his Japanese tea tasting. He recently traveled to Japan and brought back some unique teas, and even though I'm not a fan of matcha, it was great to sample. In fact, today's matcha from Asanoka was super good. Anyway, I digress. I encourage even coffee drinkers to stop by and be surprised at how their perception of tea is challenged by a solid hojicha or smoky lapsang.

An absolutely amazing tea experience! Leo is the teacher and the student at the same time. He is bringing quality, unbelievably delightfully tasty tea to the United States. He went way over two hours, his time and knowledge is greatly admired. He gave us an amazing experience and even changed our perspective on black tea. I can not wait to try the matcha tea experience, once he is back from Asia. It is inspiring to see someone follow their passion and allow others to experience it.

Wow! Hidden behind the offices you will find yourself in tea sanctuary when you enter the Tea And Whisk. Three of us made a reservation for a private tea tasting. We sat at tea bar. It is beautiful and dreamy with water flowing, small tea toys sat around...almost looks like miniature river scene. Owner and tea lover Leo will pour you variety of teas and share his deep knowledge from tea cups to how to select the great teas. We discussed and shared after each sip. There's no right or wrong...just enjoy the whole experience. We had about 3 hours of tasting so give yourself plenty of time for this special occasion. Inside is little cool to keep teas fresh so if you are like myself, bring some warm shawls.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would! The owner is kind and knowledgeable. I have never met someone as passionate about tea as the owner. I was fortunate enough to do a tea tasting with him, and it was clear that he puts so much value in tea education and appreciation. The lengths he goes to to find the tools and rare teas are unmatched. This shop is a delight, and I felt so privileged to experience the teas he let me try. I got a beautiful shiboridashi from Kyoto for my Japanese green teas, as well as a fabulous oolong I can't wait to try! I can't wait to come back and learn more!

Didn't get tea service but the employees were nice and knowledgeable. The pics that are shown on Yelp are not the same establishment. The place I went in was just one large tea table, a bunch of beautiful tea ware, and tea behind a locked door. Would still go back when Leo returns

Leo was awesome our tea experience was one to remember for the hospitality, beautiful ambience and the quality of the tea!!!

I actually feel like writing a review for once while running on 2 hours of sleep, so here's An Update, since this is for the newest location in Spring Mountain and we were graced with the pleasure of attending Leo's Tea Experiences for my birthday. Each tea experience is unique in its own way and lasts for about 2 hours or more. To call this a hidden gem would be an understatement. Do be aware that ingesting tea, especially for more than an hour, will dehydrate you - expect to be hungry afterwards. You are provided with a small plate of Korean mochi cakes to curb your appetite for a bit. It can be quite flavorless though because the whole point is for you to take in each tea flavor of different tea leaves. To savour with the senses is definitely tricky here since most are used to indulging in the flavors and taste of tea. Leo's tea experiences are made with the intent that you come in not only with curiosity and excitement, but with the notion of an open mind for learning different teas outside of your comfort zone. Upon sitting down, you are greeted with a gorgeous handcrafted tea table with a built-in river flowing in it. Tea statues that change colour when you pour hot water over it, flora and bowls that flow through the circular river, and small Ghibli characters displayed throughout the oriental centre of the table. You are educated while taste-testing a plethora of different teas-- white tea (white peony), Nepalese green tea from the Himayalas, Japanese Miyazaki sencha tea, high mountain oolong, Phoenix oolong (aka ancient "duckshit" oolong, Meijang rock oolong , Premium quality jinjunmei black tea, puer tea, jasmine tea, and finished off with the Fireball black tea. There will be 2 blind tastings in which he will test out to see what you learned within the session. On the first round as a group we lost, but the second one I came out victoriously alone haha. Insert shameless yet obnoxious anime villainess laughter here. If you listen carefully, perhaps you can tell the differences between teas that are acidic or bitter, what's fermented or considered pungent, or the rare case of which tea will actually make you drunk. The takeaway here is to embrace bitterness, but in tea form. It's not as easy as it seems but if you can spot the difference perhaps you'll reach enlightenment and a state of equilibrium. For the flavour frenzied (and those who aren't into bitter teas), I'd probably suggest to try the Fireball tea. You'll definitely leave with amusement. Came in with wonder and left with a newfound appreciation for tea tastings (and a bag of dark roasted iron goddess oolong). Will definitely come back again when another special occasion calls for it. I also cannot wait for the interior setup to expand with more decor and displays for the ambiance. You'll probably have to wait another year though, since Leo likes to take his time with decorating his majestic tea palace.

There really is no better place to get tea in town. Leo is the most welcoming business owner, and is always ready to share tea with me. I couldn't recommend this tea shop anymore! Thank you Leo and wife!

This tea place is LEGIT, and I love having a real tea spot in Vegas. While there are many great boba spots in the valley, this is the place to go if you want to try top tier loose-leaf tea. They've got you covered on all types of tea no matter your preference - black, white, green, pu-erh .. and even lots of flavored. And if you're not sure where to start, the owner, Leo, is super knowledgable. If you're one of those people that has tried tea and thinks they don't like it, I highly recommend you visit and give it another go. Chances are, you just haven't been trying high quality tea like this. They also have an impressive selection of teaware, too, so you can find the right vessel for you. If you don't feel comfortable venturing out, they've also built up their online shop to where you can order online. You can either pick up the tea in person, or have it shipped to the house. When 'Rona wasn't a thing, they also had some awesome tea socials and classes. Sadly, with the pandemic, those have been put on hold. I do hope they return.

You have to book your tea tasting with Leo. He is amazing and knowledgeable about all the teas. He has everything from white tea to oolong tea. The shop is beautiful with the tea sets and other tea making tools. I will be back for another tea tasting!

If you haven't visited Tea and Whisk in awhile, you should! It's much more than a retail shop now. The tea culture and vibe is goin strong here! Come check it out! There's a tea club that always has a bunch of fascinating tea nerds that get together. I learned so much about the origins and characterics of the different teas, and Leo the owner and Ken took time out to show me all about what Gongfu Cha (tea making ceremony) is. Teas are much more than that boba or flavored teas you be sippin on. I appreciate this shop even more now and get excited when Leo posts the rare teas that arrive at Tea And Whisk. https://www.instagram.com/p/BijuXpogdbV/?igshid=1qedxqo2unbgs For the casual tea drinkers they do make the iced flavored teas and slushies. I like anything with rose, ginger or lavender if I'm going for the flavored teas. Refreshing, delicious! I have my own little tea station set up at home and I stock up on Matcha Green Tea powder from here. All HIGH quality. Smooth in texture. The higher grade (Imperial) and (Royal) their top grade sells for more reasonable price than where I was getting it over at Match House. Plus there is always daily special they run. Sign up for the newsletter or check their calendar posted on their social media sites to see what's up. The teaware is also impressive!! Beautiful tea sets, tea pots, trays, and the essentials for gong fu style. The prices are in line with Amazon...so no price gouging here. That's what lured me into here for a second visit. I ended up snagging the one of a kind teal colored tea set . Use it all the time. Unique portable tea set was my latest purchase. I pack it up with me along with tea leaves and use it. There's a rewards system where the more you spend the more reward points you rack up!! You can use the $$ to go towards your purchase of drinks or tea merchandise. I used mine to get the retro pink teapot! So yes, if you want more authentic teas or experience the tea culture, and see how passionate the staff, owners and the customers are! Give this place try!!!

Came in and there was one person they were helping out, told us to wait for a second. I wanted to buy some lose leaf tea and a couple of items for tea ceremony but owner was talking to the same guy for like 15 minutes while me and friends just awkwardly stand there. Walked out right after.

"There's coffee to start the day. Alcohol to end it. Then there's tea to enjoy the present" It was a difficult decision to turn down their frozen genmaicha-matcha milkshake for some sugarless hot tea. But what supposed to be a quick green tea tasting, turned into an hour of great conversation, and a relaxing experience. Not a tea connoisseur? Well ever had wasabi flavored mochi? Or want to learn how to roast your own tea? Check out their activity calendar for classes and promos!

A nice quiet spot located in a strip mall. We came in the middle of a tea tasting event. And was able to try quite a few different varieties. Reminded me of Beijing when they want you to like the most expensive teas so that they can maximize on profit. :-) It was a fun experience to watch and we ordered a couple teas to go, one was a sea salt latte chai tea and the other was a classic milk tea with Japanese style pearls (similar to boba but made with different ingredients). They have tea classes as well. Really cool in my opinion. Will come back and indulge in a tea tasting event from the beginning next time. Maybe take a tea making class as well to learn of the art. Perfect place for tea enthusiasts to hang out.

This little shop has gone through several make overs since it opened. Going in today I was greeted with the meandering notes of jazz music, and the mellow pace of the music fit the vibe of the shop. They have some of their teas out on display, but they also have a tea catalog that lists their full offerings. There are also tea supplies sold to up your tea time game. If you are interested in sampling items they are happy to give you a taste, and the teas are sold by the ounce. They have a fancy tea bar where they do this at, and you can also order tea infused beverages made to order. I got the rose peach sea salt cream cold late with lychee jelly. I told the super nice guy assisting me (I believe his name was Zade) most places make the rose drinks to sweet, and he was able to strike the perfect balance for me. He even had offered to mix in a special black tea rose blend if I was afraid of it being to sweet, but the ratios he had made didn't make me feel it would be nessisary. He was sadly almost out of the loose tea I had come in for, but he was so kind and gave me a sample of another tea to take home and try upon checkout. They really take time to build the customer relationship, which is rare these days. They have multiple options for their milk teas soy milk, almond milk, cream, milk. They also have high level matcha blends. It's a unique spot where you can have your boba drinks, but on a whole new level, and also take some special finds home with you. They even have happy hour specials! This is a fun spot people should make time to check out.

tea tasting / class with leo is truly one of a kind! i've never met a man so knowledgeable and passionate about tea. me and my cousins enjoyed the whole experience! lots of high quality tea, tea sets, tea pets and other accessories available for purchase. ask and leo would share the history behind each item and why a $600 tea pot is worth splurge. highly recommend this gem!

This is a one of a kind experience here in Las Vegas. We all think we know about tea, but after spending a few hours with Leo, you will realize that its a simple but complex world in what type of tea, where it comes from and how they are developed. It's a very peaceful and intimate environment. The Leo would take through levels of tea that will change you body mood and taste buds.

Such a cute shop! I love teas of all varieties and temperatures, and they have an amazing assortment that I can't wait to continue trying! Today I went with an iced lavender dream latte. It was refreshing and pretty milky, but not overly so. I could definitely taste a bit of jasmine and the lavender taste stuck out beautifully. Do keep in mind that they steep the tea to order, so it will be a few minutes (but is completely worth the wait). There are so many options, you should vaguely have in mind what kind of tea you're looking for, be it hot or iced, black or green, latte style, or matcha or you will be overwhelmed by the choices. I was surprised to learn that they do classes and socials, which are definitely things that I'm hoping to check out in the future. I am also a fan of the punch card so that was a big plus as well. They also sell an assortment of mugs, teas, and teapots, so if you're looking for a gift or for something to brew at home, they have it. I'm looking forward to bringing a friend back in the future to try out some more of the teas and maybe even a social, and this is definitely a place I'd recommend if you're into tea and want to have a variety of options.

Mood - loose leaf hot tea Upon entering was greeted with great customer service. Was given a menu to decide which tea service we were interested in. Opted for the Lavender Dream and Tongmu Lapsang Souchong. Can we say Wow!!!! The flavors were completely different and mesmerizing at the same time. When the tea service was brought out, we were given instructions on how to use the all of the implements to make wonderful cups of tea. We were given a brief history of the tea and the origins. Interior is a couple of tables, plus a couple of couches. When you order the tea service, your given a electronic hot water pot, tray, tea pot, strainer, and cups. Depending on the type of tea you order depends on how long the tea itself will last. Each lasts a minimum of 4 uses, and steeps to perfection within 15- 20 seconds. Yes you read that right. This whole tea lounge concept for me was brilliant. It is a way to truly enjoy those that your with, as your steeping your own cups of tea, and just investing time opposed to having someone else do it for you. They offer classes, groups, and proper tea enthusiasts items for sale, along with several loose leaf teas. Be it traditional or wellness, or just because. Would thoroughly recommend- pricing is beyond reasonable. I will def be back. Location is Eastern/ Coronado Center- ample parking

If you really love pure, unadorned tea or want to become such a tea drinker, then this is your spot. If you have a sweet tooth and don't mind tea, then this is also your spot. Before I wax poetic about Tea and Whisk, I have to take a moment to state how awesome the stretch of Eastern Avenue south of 215 has become. There are plenty of new, casual eats, but I love how it's now the true mecca of tea in the Las Vegas area. Tea and Whisk is a key figure in the tea revolution. I actually stopped by last year when they first opened . At the time, they were selling a wide variety of loose leaf teas as well as kitchen tools (mostly tea-related) and some tea-friendly pre-packaged snacks. From my understanding, they did make teas for immediate consumption, but that wasn't a highly developed part of the business. I wasn't sure what to make of the whole thing, so I shrugged and left, resolving to return some day when I had more time. Recently, I'd heard that they'd added a tea bar an extensive menu of drinks which they make right away, which is really the kind of thing I was looking for. As owner Leo explains, they can really make anything from their wide variety of teas. The printed menu alone has a wide variety of teas, including milk teas, lattes, unflavored and flavored matcha teas, hibiscus teas, and herbal "wellness" teas. It's not a true "boba" place due to lack of tapioca pearls, but it has plenty of elements familiar to those in tune with the bubble tea trend, including milk teas, cream toppings, and even some edible add-ons. For more traditional drinkers, they offer hot teas to-go, matcha bowls priced by grade of matcha, and steep-and-pour-it-yourself "tea experiences" with two price tiers depending on the per-ounce cost of the teas. They also freely offer samples to anyone, doing multiple steeps and multiple leaves several times even for brand-new, prospective customers. The tasting alone can be a relaxing way to pass the time, and it's a very welcome method of finding one or more new teas to enjoy. Whether you know your exact preferences or you're less experienced, this is a huge plus. Some of my favorites from sampling are Phoenix Oolong and Blue People Oolong. The latter is an interesting variety with an herbal note or two, and both have a "sweet" aftertaste/sensation even though they're unsweetened. I've heard that this is a hallmark of great teas, so I was pleased to experience it, and I even picked up a large cold ("iced" but very light on ice) Phoenix Oolong for $6.79 for 32 oz. Obviously that looks more expensive than most places, but it was worth it, especially after I poured it out into two cups so that I could have two helpings that are equal in volume with the "regular" or "small" size of most tea bars, but higher in quality than most if not all. I've also had the Royal Matcha Latte ($6.99 at the time, looks like $7.29 now) with a coconut latte foam (didn't get onto the receipt, but seems to be $0.50 on top usually). This was after a side-by-side matcha tasting, prompted by a mention of a nearby matcha tea bar (which is actually supplied by this shop in the form of the lowest/cheapest grade of the 5 here, then the 3rd highest). The lowest grade actually tastes very unpleasant side-by-side with the highest, and I ended up getting the highest grade, which was very low in bitterness and enjoyable even with barely any sweetener. I did mention that you could be happy here with a sweet tooth. They have these "shakes" topped with "clouds," the former of which isn't thick at all but rather a blended, sweet drink, and the latter of which is a thick cream on which multicolored mochi (sweet, soft rice cylinders) are "floating." I'm not sure of the full price because I've had them for $3.99 tops on Matcha Monday (check web site and Facebook for a full calendar of special deals), but all flavors are pretty awesome: matcha pistachio, matcha w/ genmaicha, hojicha, and even matcha with red bean. If you like those flavors in ice cream, then try these shakes. The mochi are also a fun, atypical treat, even if don't actually fit through wide straws as easily as the more ubiquitous boba. Some words of caution: this isn't this business's fault, but the plaza gets pretty crowded, and one particular Italian restaurant has very recently become a selfish parking hog due to offering "complimentary valet." Try off-peak hours if you can. Also, on the rare occasions where the owner is away, I'm not 100% confident in his employees. Finally, the milk teas and sea salt cream feel subpar or at best a work in progress, so ask to sample those before committing. That said, I don't need another bubble tea / milk tea shop. Tea and Whisk is ideal for the rest of my tea desires, now that they have evolved from a "tea supply" shop into an all-purpose tea shop with a very accessible menu of drinks for immediate consumption. It must be tried by anyone from tea connoisseurs/purists to anyone who enjoys sugary drinks.

RATING: C- SERVICE: D- AMBIANCE: D- OVERVIEW: D I want to start off by saying service service service is everything when it comes to having people return to an establishment or leave the establishment happy. This place gives you the worst service. This is definitely top 3 worst places I have visited in terms of service! 1. Was not greeted and/or welcomed in 2. Stood looking at the menu for a good 10 mins before the owner (I assume) continuously asked what I wanted to order 3. Felt like the owner assumed I didn't know anything about teas, so did not bother in asking and/or explaining anything about products offered. I do not even remember what I ordered (maybe jasmine tea), due to experience being so poor. If you want to feel ignored, belittled, not welcomed, and/or ripped off visit this establishment. Will not be coming back here, I will stick to other tea establishments that actually make me feel welcomed. *A= Outstanding - D= Needs Improvement

I'll be the first to tell you that I'm not the biggest fan of tea unless it has a lot of sugar in it or other flavorings but recently, idk if it's because of some health kick or because of peer pressure, I've been drinking a lot more of it and not adding anything to it. When I saw this place, especially being as close as it was to me, I was really excited. I have been here twice and both times I have walked away extremely happy. Both times I have been treated with the utmost respect despite my ignorance on the subject and my many questions. The staff here are extremely courteous and really take their time with you, helping you select, taste, and explain each and every tea to you so you walk away satisfied. There is literally something here for everybody! There are so many different varieties and flavors here that it can be a little overwhelming and hard to choose. Luckily there is also a price point for everybody! Low, high, really high and everywhere in between. Please, I implore you all, even you non-tea drinkers, come and be a part of what they've got going on here and make some new friends, you will not be disappointed!

Every time I'm in the Vegas area, I always make it a point to come here. Tea and Whisk is one of my favorite tea shops EVER. The staff is so lovely! The owner is always available to help out with your purchase and gives you recommendations based on things you'd like to purchase. We were planning on buying a pu'erh tea but he ended up making a sample of another pu'erh tea for us to try. He explained to is the differences between the two. He's clearly very knowledgeable and loves tea. The drinks are out of this world! They might be a little expensive but you're getting quality tea and an amazing experience. I got matcha milk tea at 25% sweet and everything accentuates the matcha perfectly. My friends got matcha milkshakes, houjicha vanilla milkshake and loved them as well! The hot lavender tea is amazing as well. I didn't taste it but the smell is out of this world. If you love tea, please take the time to check this place out! You won't regret it.

What an awesome tea shop! The owner "Leo" was extremely welcoming and happily willing to share his vast knowledge and passion for tea. Im definitely looking forward to returning soon.

Even if you don't drink a daily cup, you're bound to find something here worth trying. Though the specialty here is their massive variety of single-origin loose-leaf teas, they also have a a selection of KitcheNova baking and cooking supplies. Tea samples are available, as well as a snack or two, and employees are friendly and helpful about showing you around. I don't drink tea nearly often enough to get the health benefits, but found a few varieties here that I was interested in. They have decorative and practical infusers, as well as kitchen supplies that are both functional and fun. It is a specialty store, and the prices are in line with that reputation. I expect they'll get pretty busy for the holiday gift-giving season, so pop in sooner rather than later. If you're a fan of Sheffield or Teavana, you'll be even happier here.

2nd time here and much better customer service. A man approached me and explained what he can offer in terms of cold drinks. I got the green blueberry ice tea. I also got a loose tea package of the same tea. Tea was delish!!

Please for the love of Buddha, God, or whoever/whatever you put your faith in... GO TO THIS TEA SHOP. To be honest Las Vegas is not my favorite city to live, but my seven month stint here has been drastically brighter since discovering this locally owned shop. I love Leo and the staff to bits; their passion for the craft is contagious and joyful. I learn something new every visit, of course while also enjoying a delicious tea service. A must for any tea curious or tea lover out there Update: I've been traveling all around- from Canada to Mexico- and came back a year later to tie up loose ends and OF COURSE revisit Tea & Whisk... y'all... I've extended my trip 3 days just to work from this little home away from home. I wish I could transplant this tea house to every where I go. I know I will be leaving with a heavy heart. Customers and staff have become family. Such a beautiful, welcoming, and yummy environment.

So i've been coming here for a little over a month (and almost everyday of the week) and i've got to say it is quite the inviting atmosphere, i've actually met some other people (tea lovers unite) that are just awesome! It really brings the community together and I love places that have that environment! This is not your average to-go tea spot. They make all the drinks from FRESH loose leaf tea, so you've got to realize, sometimes it does get backed up. Unlike (we wont mention the name) they dont premake everything days in advance and throw it in the fridge. The have a great variety of loose leaf tea, they will real help you mature your taste as an avid tea drinker. They are educating and growing the tea community!

This is my new favorite place! I never knew the art of tea or how much there is to learn. I love the classes as they are super informative and you can try many different types of tea. The people that frequent here are such a wonderful community. I love the Peach Rose Tea, the Passion Fruit slush and The Handyman. The teas are of the highest quality and now I finally know the difference! Can't wait to learn more. You have to try this place as a novice or master tea drinker. Kid friendly!

This is the place to go for freshly crafted tea drinks where they brew your tea of choice on the spot. I intended to go here to pick up some tea leaves for my niece but I left with a delicious matcha shake and some gifts for myself. Brew Tea Bar used to be my #1 choice for milk tea in Vegas but Tea and Whisk took over that spot and without a doubt I'd return here whenever I'm in the area. Pros Japanese Shake: I'm not a fan of milkshakes but it was highly recommended and I was honestly blown away with how tasty my matcha hojicha shake turned out. Plenty of matcha but the creaminess of the shake was satisfying without it being too overly sugary. Service: The staff here is knowledgeable with their products and even made suggestions on the preparation for each teas I brought. They easily make recommendations based on what types of teas you like. I even overheard another customer stating she didn't like her drink since it didn't taste the same as she ordered previously and the owner immediately took the drink and made it to her liking without any problems. If you're picky about your drink, let them know ahead of time and they will craft your drink to your liking considering the amount of time they put in to each order. Loose Leaf Teas: They have a wide booklet of loose leaf leaves to buy by the ounce and was able to sample some before making a purchase. The pricing was more than fair considering how fresh the leaves turned out. I also appreciated that each bag is sealed tight. Overall, excellent spot for FRESH tea drinks and ideal if you want a wider selection of tea options. The only downside when ordering their drinks is the wait time but trust me as long as you're in no rush then the drinks are worth it. Check out their website as they offer specials and tea tasting classes.

This tea shop is so amazing. The owner and the two tea educators (Rie and Ken) want to make sure you find the teas you might enjoy. Ken was so patient with us as we learned about the teas and he answered all of our questions. The tea to go is made fresh when you order it. And the drinks Zade comes up with are so unique and he knows exactly what we like. Really love this tea shop and won't go anywhere else.

Tea and Whisk specializes in high quality teas and has a nice selection of Matcha drinks as well. I stopped by to try the Tropical Matcha. I got it in the largest size ($5.79). Sweeter than I expected and had some bits of mango in there. I was pleasantly surprised. I was eyeballing their Matcha milkshakes too, but I'll try one on my next visit. The space itself is easy on the eyes and it's probably a grand idea to come study here as well. I follow Tea and Whisk on Instagram and they hold classes to learn about tea. It sounds like fun and definitely looks like fun. As for my final verdict, this is a charming and delightful shop for all you tea drinkers out there.

This place is top-notch for teas. If you're looking for a genuine tea experience , this is the place to go. What I love about this place: the VARIETY , customization , quality and customer service. Prices are a little high but they assure you they only buy the highest quality. Also love the idea of the tea tasting bar here & being able to take their delicious craft tea beverages to go. I had such a great experience here thanks to tea master Leo. At first , I was a bit overwhelmed what to get since their printed menu has so many different options and they can really make anything from their wide variety. They have off-menu drinks since the owner is always experimenting with new teas. Leo was very knowledgeable and recommended several options based on my mood/preferences. I appreciated the many tea samples offered before I was set on what to get. Don't miss out on their "four seasons" drink which is off menu. I also recommend the Genmaicha Japanese milkshake. Very satisfying without being too overly sweet.

On Sunday at 4pm I walked in to an authentic tea shop. Several tins organized by category (rooibos, sencha, black, hibiscus, etc.). The lady behind the tea bar was charming and mentioned since it was my first time that I should try the $10 sampler - which was a relaxing and tasty exploration across all the unique hot tea flavors - some light, sweet, and some nutty and earthy. At the end, I ordered an iced peach oolong topped with sea salt creme to go which was sweetened with a touch of rock sugar and quite refreshing!

Just left the Tea and Whisk Wednesday evening tea tasting, and I have to say- these guys are fantastic!! They really know their stuff, and they know how to share it in an interesting and fun way. They're super friendly and so is the group they've got attending their classes- they've even got regulars. They're really developing a great Tea Culture here. They've got a great assortment of teas and they bring in some teas I've never heard of. And they are so interested in educating their attendees that they even bring in teas that they don't even sell- demonstrating that they care more about their customers than just the bottom line. I am definitely planning to attend more of their events. Speaking of which- be sure to check out their events calendar on Facebook or their website. It's chock-full of fun stuff!

I bought the White Peach matcha with the teas set . They had a tons of tea selection. If I knew it was this good , I would of stocked up . The tea is so refreshing and great flavor . I hope they make it through this epidemic . I bought the tea right when this happened . Now I'm running out . Makes you realize how precious life is and not to take the little things for granted . We are very fortunate to live in a world where everything at our fingertips . God bless and stay safe ...

Happy Hour for tea! I love it and I wish I lived closer to Tea and Whisk so I could take advantage of it. The first time I stopped by I was able to sample the Fireball Cinnamon tea that is always in their fridge ready to go. Ever since then, that's my go-to. Come here for gifts of tea and everything that goes with making tea. The staff is very helpful and educated about their wares so don't hesitate to ask questions. Yay for small businesses!

After a nice and relaxing spa time, we decided to drop by Tea and Whisk. We got the jasmin green milk tea with boba and a matcha bowl with the yuzu something mochi, and a thai tea mochi. Quite frankly, the combination did not work for me...they seem to be individual component and not a pairing (matcha bowl and mochis). My tea was delightful. I can taste the floral as well as the green tea. I didn't taste any of the teas that are available for sample, and wish I did. The staff there was very helpful with explaining the teas. There is also board games and playing cards for guests to entertain themselves. We grabbed the deck of cards and there were no missing cards. I do want to return for their happy hour, tea sampling, etc.

SHORT STORY: High quality teas, GREAT customer service, and an AMAZING community of tea lovers DETAILS: This is not your ordinary tea shop. When you come in, expect to learn something new. You are never rushed if you have questions - in fact, questions are welcomed gladly! While they do serve standard boba drinks and toppings, the true treasure is their traditional loose leaf tea and herbals (and the education you get about each different type).

First time visiting and I'll definitely be back! I told the owner (I'm assuming he's the owner) that it was my first time here and I was in the mood for matcha. He informed it was Matcha Monday which means it's $2 off any matcha drinks! I'm so glad he told me this (unlike another tea/matcha place I've visited in the past)! He recommended the highest grade matcha which is the royal matcha. He also suggested no sweetener so I can at least taste the purity of the matcha and if I wanted to, he can add just a touch of sweetness. I took his word and so glad that I did! The Royal matcha definitely has an earthy taste to it without being bitter. I finished the whole drink without any sugar added. I had a nice conversation with another worker there and she helped me sign up for their loyalty program along with their stamp card. She informed me that they have events each week such as tea tastings and classes. Saturdays it's $10 for all-you-can-drink which I think it's totally worth it since they have so many choices! She also told me that they sell loose tea leaves and they have over 150 different kinds! Service here is excellent! I'll definitely be a repeat customer.

This is the most high quality, top class tea spot in Henderson hands down. I really appreciate this place a lot. Their little shop has some really nice good quality pieces they sell for your tea at home. I ordered the Peach Winter melon tea and my girlfriend had the rose milk tea with sea salt cream. 5/5 for both drinks we tried. My favorite is the Rose milk tea, it tasted very good with a hint of rose to it for the after taste. My drink the peach winter melon, had a very strong peach flavor to it and balanced well with the winter melon. The service was great and helped us out very well. These people know their different types of tea. Some of their tea pot are very prices but they have good quality. I cant afford at the moment but soon i will. I will definitely come back, its very far but very worth it.