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A Secret Omakase Tea Tasting in Cosy Singapore Home
A one-of-a-kind tasting of rare brews, personal stories & handcrafted pairings
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Group size
Up to 5 guests
DURATION
2 hours
Booking type
Private trip
MEET UP
At location
Group size
Up to 5 guests
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Omakase tea tasting with rare brews, personal stories & cosy vibes
Unlike most tea tastings that focus on one region or tradition, this private Omakase-style tea session takes you on a journey across the world of tea - from earthy Chinese oolongs to floral Japanese brews. With no fixed menu and teas sourced from the host’s personal travels, this is a chance to explore rare brews you may not find online or in shops.Cheryl, your host, has spent years travelling across Japan, Korea, China, Vietnam, Europe and Southeast Asia in search of the world’s most fascinating teas. She’s visited hidden tea rooms, taken spontaneous lessons from local brewers, and built friendships with farmers who opened their homes, fields and stories to her. Each cup is a glimpse into a different culture, a different story, and a different moment in time.Set in a cosy home with a maximum of 5 guests, this is ideal for tea lovers who want to go beyond the basics and deeply connect with each brew. You'll get to see the brewing process up close and enjoy thoughtful food pairings you wouldn’t expect - think beer-battered hotteok or Vietnamese-style tsukemen. It’s not about fancy ceremonies - just good tea, good company, and a thoughtful host eager to share what she’s discovered along the way.What to ExpectPrivate, small-group tea session (max 5 guests, solo guests are welcome too!)Tailored tea tasting of 5 rare brews based on your personal preferencesIn-depth stories and explanations behind each teaWatch the tea brewing process up closeThoughtfully curated, unique food pairings with each teaTeas from the host’s personal, ever-growing collectionGood to KnowNo fixed menu - each session is completely different and personalisedSession lasts around 2 hoursNot a full meal - light food pairings are included, but best to eat beforehandQuiet, relaxed, home settingHosted indoors, rain or shine
Experience highlights
Only tea omakase in Singapore
Curated rare teas from host’s travels
Ultra-private with max 5 guests
What You’ll be Doing
Private tea tasting with rare brews, intimate setting, and in-depth guidance
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What’s Included
Customised tea selection tailored to individual taste and preference
Tasting of 5 different teas per session
Food pairings thoughtfully curated to enhance each tea
In-depth explanations and insights about each tea
Access to rare teas from the host’s private collection, not available for purchase online
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Who you’re supporting
Women-led Wonder
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Next Available Dates
Prices shown in USD
Select Time for 15 Dec 2025
Additional Information
Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Blk 249 Bishan St 22(Singapore 570249)
- 15 mins before selected timeslot
- Notes: Full address provided upon confirmation of booking.
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Start & Ends
Daily
Guests can choose any start time between
11:00AM - 09:00PMSuitability / Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Vegetarian food available
- Child Friendly (No Minimum Age)
Cancellation & other policies
- CancellationCancel 24 hours before activity for a full refund
From
$59.16 SGD
/person5.0(7)
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Meet your host
Meet Cheryl, a former corporate lawyer turned digital nomad who started her tea business in 2025. After years of travel and tasting teas from all over, she wanted to bring those experiences home—minus the boardrooms. Cheryl’s gatherings are calm, friendly spaces where people can try special teas she’s discovered along the way. It’s not about fancy ceremonies, just good tea, good company, and a thoughtful host who enjoys sharing stories from her journey.
Speaks: Fluent English, Chinese
Acceptance rate: 100%
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