Highly recommended by a friend and I was not disappointed. Raming Tea House was a welcome stop and features the most beautiful Celadon pottery in a breath-taking colonial building. The afternoon tea was very satisfying but more than anything, the artistry of the pottery has won me over. I bought a set of teacups from this tea house and I cannot stop telling others how much I love the way Celadon pottery brings out the best of the teas I drink.
JudeNg
It is said that the afternoon tea in Chiang Mai is very famous, and the afternoon tea of the four hotels is also crowded by many tourists. But the exquisite afternoon tea is not unique to the hotel. There are some roadside tea rooms, which are very worthwhile to experience. Raming Tea House Siam Celadon, just on the Thape Road that Tha Pae went to Ping River. The door is small and easy to miss, but when you walk into the door, you will suddenly see it. The outside is a Thai-style ceramic display. After a wide atrium, you will find a lovely garden tea house hidden in the backyard. It is a surprise. This is a very old white two-story building converted from a tea house. It was built in 1915 by the official residence of Thailand. It has undergone a change in shops, clinics and restaurants. In 2003, it was refurbished in the form of antique renovation. In 2004, I received the Art Protection Award from the Thai Princess, the Siam Building Association Award, etc. Is it very appetizing?
Raming Tea House is designed in Siamese style, all white teak, and the tableware is celadon and pottery. Every corner of the courtyard can see the owner's pride and confidence in his own porcelain and products. For example, the large teapot on the courtyard floor is made of broken porcelain pieces. The shiny molecules on the tiles are also decorated with colored tiles. The outside is a display counter selling its own tableware and tea sets, a variety of celadon tea set tableware cups, simple and not try style. Each series has a different style, a touch of green glaze, tiny cracks, reddish edges, so that the thick porcelain creates a fragile and light beauty.
The surrounding area of Chiang Mai is suitable for growing a variety of organic teas. Raming uses tea and coffee grown on his own farm to make drinks from the store. Entering Thailand, the feeling of coming along is the smile of the Thai people. In the country where Buddhism is believed, the people's life is simple and rich, and the peace of mind makes the foreign tourists feel deeply. A friendly waiter, a big smile can melt people in an instant. Sit in the garden, enjoy a cup of sweet coffee, and watch the sun pass through your fingers between the greenery. Chiang Mai, indeed, is a place where I can't recall my smile. The story of the warm Taibei town is full and pleasant in your memories.
Raming Tea House Siam Celadon
Address: 158 ThaPae Rd. ChangMoi. Muang. Chiang Mai
Business hours are short, 9