Japanese Tea Garden, a Tea House in San Francisco
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Japanese Tea Garden

Situated in the center of one of the oldest Japanese gardens in the country, this open-air tea room attracts tourists and locals alike.
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Situated in the center of one of the oldest Japanese gardens in the country, this open-air tea room attracts tourists and locals alike. The zen garden is dotted with koi ponds, waterfalls, bamboo and maple trees, and the dining area overlooks the south pond and the stately five-story red pagoda. The small assortment of Japanese teas includes Sencha, a green tea; HojiCha, which is roasted in a porcelain pot over charcoal; Genmaicha, a green tea with toasted brown rice; jasmine and matcha. The pots can be accompanied by traditional Japanese treats like red bean pastries and sweet rice cakes (kuzumochi).

Details

Address
75 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr
San Francisco
Opening hours:
March–October, Mon-Sun 9am–6pm; November–February, Mon-Sun 9am–4:30pm

What’s on

Free Hour at Japanese Tea Garden

We realize an hour isn’t very long, but if you embrace the calm and tranquility, an hour at the Japanese Tea Garden can reward you for the rest of the day. Each Friday from 9 to 10am, you can enter the garden with its arched bridge, pagodas, stone ornaments, koi ponds and, of course, gardens. San Franciscans can enter for free anytime (with ID), but visitors can have a free hour every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 10am. The teahouse, with tea and light snacks, is open for purchases at that time as well. Admission outside the magic hour is currently $19 for adults.
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