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With a traditional, yet modern spirit, cha FOR TEA was created. This contemporary tea house is based on the concepts of youth, leisure, and lifestyle. Staging off on these three concepts, a new kind of Chinese fashion is designed into all the stores. In every cha FOR TEA, the balance between today's bright and simple lighting are fused with the traditional details of Chinese arts, to create our one-of-a-kind tea houses. Here at Ten Ren's cha FOR TEA, we insist not only on providing our guests with quality teas, but also healthy meals and creative tea beverages so our guests may enjoy the wonders of tea in many forms.
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Where did our name come from |
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Where did our Chinese name come from? |
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The name "Ch Cha Chiu" originated from a wise monk who use to tell everyone who comes to him with their problems for advice to "ch cha chiu," which means go and have some tea. Many years later, in 1989, a Chinese poet who grasp this idea and puts it in a poem. The first two lines reveal that after having a pot of tea, one will find true joy, and the last two lines says that why spend all the years of self-cultivation when one can simply go have some tea." This phrase basically reminds us that we should live in the present and enjoy what's right in front of us. Based on this phrase, we named our tea house "ch cha chiu," reminding people to relax and enjoy the moment by having a cup of tea |
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Where did our English name come from? |
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All the teas in the world originated from China. In Guandon, Chinese people call tea, "cha", but in Fujian, people call it "tay. As tea starts to get imported from China to different places in the world, people call tea they way Chinese people call it, only changing the pronunciation a little to fit their vocalization. Thus every where in the world, tea is either pronounced "tay" or "cha." And that is how our English came about, tea for tea, cha FOR TEA!
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 What does the window background on our logo represent?
Sitting inside a cha FOR TEA and looking out the window, you will see rolls of bamboo giving you a sense of leisure; looking in from the outside, you will see people enjoying tea lifestyle.
What does the large tea pot represent?
It's a large contemporary tea pot brewing a pot of the finest tea, and at the same time, its luring aroma seeps out from the top of the tea pot.
What do the propitious plants represent?
The propitious plants represent cha's "charismatic contemporary Chinese fashion!"
What does the smoke represent?
The smoke seeping out form the large tea pot forms the letter "y" which stands for "youth." |
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