• Meijia Tea Garden: The first restaurant in Muzha Maokong to feature tea-infused cuisine
• Currently the only scenic restaurant in Maokong that insists on using its own home-grown tea in its dishes
• A 7-minute walk from Maokong Station (please do not select walking navigation; use the car/scooter route)

－ Highlights －

Meijia Tea Garden in Maokong is a multi-generational tea farming family. As
early as 1895, the Zhang family ancestors brought tea seedlings from Anxi,
Fujian to Taiwan for cultivation, and the tradition has been passed down to
the 10th generation today. In 1990, the 8th generation successor, Zhang
Meijia, and the 9th generation decided to expand their business beyond just
'tea farming'. They built a teahouse on the hillside that offers both views of
the Taipei Basin and a rustic countryside charm. In addition to serving their
own home-grown and roasted tea, they developed tea-infused cuisine, pioneering
a new tea-drinking culture that attracts food lovers from all over. The 9th
generation named the tea garden after their father, and it has become the
first renowned restaurant in Maokong to feature 'tea-infused cuisine'.

• Tea Garden Address: No. 19, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City
• Business Phone: (02) 2939-9138
• Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:30 - 22:00, food service ends at 21:00 (actual operating hours are subject to the official Facebook page)