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106 W. Wilshire Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832

714-869-3577

http://www.tranquiltealounge.com

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OC Weekly
Recommended
Best Teahouse
Award Winner 2012

106 W. Wilshire Ave. Fullerton CA 92832

Cuisine(s): Tea

Hours: Sun 11am-6pm, Mon-Sat 9am-9pm

Price: $ $
Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards

Features: Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible

Serving: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Alcohol: None

Reservations: Not Necessary

Parking: Lot Available

Description

Tranquil Tea Lounge is a tea house to end all tea houses. Its proprietors treat the tea leaves with the care of meticulous curators, the inspiration of mad inventors, the zeal of passionate advocates. With an encyclopedic menu cataloging every conceivable and not-so-conceivable permutation of teas black, green, oolong, white, pu-erh, rooibo, maté, herbal and tisane, you could visit for a hundred consecutive days and never sip the same drink twice.

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Cheralynn Johnston Art Exhibition

6:00 p.m. June 7

The Tranquil Tea Lounge is proud to present the art of Cheralynn Johnston for the month of June. Please join us on June 7, during the 'Downtown Fu...

2012 | Best Teahouse

The name befits the setting: relaxed, pristine and chic, undeniably lending itself to a tranquil tea experience. The menu lists pages upon pages of teas, desserts, salads and sandwiches. Tea smoothies are also offered, including the matcha coconut cooler, a smooth blend of iced green tea and sweetened coconut milk. Whatever variety of tea you're a fan of (green, black, etc.), Tranquil Tea Lounge creatively infuses all of them with multiple flavors so it's pleasantly difficult to discern its... More »
2010 | Best Tea House

Tea snobs, this is your Mecca, and its owners are your kin. Michellee Phelps and her brother, Jonathan Munsayac, have stocked their tea store and café with so many tea varietals you could conceivably visit for a hundred consecutive days and never repeat the same drink. Black, green, oolong, white, pu-erh, rooibos, maté, herbal and tisane constitute the base types of brewing leaves, but then there are blends with dried fruit, chocolate, even chiles. And what's tea without... More »

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BrettM353 | Costa Mesa, CA | 4 Reviews

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| Fri, June 11, 2010

HOLY COW They make a perfect cup of hot tea AND the perfect glass of iced tea.... Order the hummus, it is an amazing full flavored dip for their flat bread!!

Jonathan Munsayac of Tranquil Tea Lounge, Part 3

By Edwin Goei | Thu, May 06, 2010

Today Jonathan Munsayac of Tranquil Tea Lounge shares a recipe with y'all. And I bet you can't guess what it is a recipe for. Here's a hint: not coffee. Learn what it is after the jump! B... More »
Jonathan Munsayac of Tranquil Tea Lounge, Part 2

By Edwin Goei | Wed, May 05, 2010

Today we continue with Part 2 of our interview with Jonathan Munsayac of Fullerton's Tranquil Tea Lounge. Missed the first part? Click here. Otherwise, read on!Favorite music to cook by: To be hon... More »
Jonathan Munsayac of Tranquil Tea Lounge, Part 1

By Edwin Goei | Tue, May 04, 2010

Jonathan Munsayac and Michellee Phelps are the siblings behind Tranquil Tea Lounge, a loose-leaf tea bar which has become a sort of refuge in Downtown Fullerton for those who aren't feeling up to gett... More »
$Tranquil\'s Bodacious Tea$

Tranquil's Bodacious Tea

By EDWIN GOEI | Thu, April 01, 2010

I drink lots of tea. I’ve sipped countless cups at Hong Kong-style dim sum houses, stuck my pinky finger aloft at Ritz Carlton’s exorbitant afternoon-tea ceremony and sucked the brew through oversized straws at innumerable Chinese tea joints that... More »