🇲🇴October 5th Street small fresh "Shanjianyan" Ravine teashop

I happened to pass by this place while strolling near Kanggong Temple. The minimalist cement exterior immediately attracted me, an old man who wanted to rest after walking a lot. The shop specializes in Fujian tea and also sells coffee. It was newly opened in December 2023. Compared with the tea restaurants lined up nearby, it sells more Yuanyang milk tea, etc. It is very refreshing to order a cup of freshly brewed tea and taste the brewed coffee. 🌟 The boss shared that the name of Shanjianyan means Wuyi Mountain Rock Tea. The color, aroma and taste of a cup of rock tea are inseparable from the correct brewing method, which emphasizes the tea, utensils, water and people. I tasted a cup of the signature "Su Xinlan", which was fragrant and melodious. It is recommended to drink a single cup of the first brew of the soul-revitalizing soup at the end. Small tea bowls will be given according to the number of people, which is very ceremonial~ 🌟I also ordered a cup of jasmine Americano, which is a combination of Fujian tea and black coffee. It is quite unique. There is a jasmine aroma hidden under the sour Americano. With the quiet environment and the handsome boss's introduction to the craftsmanship, come here for a cup of warm hot tea in winter and a cup of cool cold brew tea in summer to explore the mystery of rock tea😘 📍Block A, G/F, Huayuan Building, No. 26, Caodui Street, Macau ⏰11:30-19:30 (Closed on Mondays) #Wuyi Rock Tea #Alley Coffee #Mountain Stream #October 5th Street #Kanggong Temple