Asian Tea
Asian tea online — Chinese jasmine, green and oolong tea, Thai tea mix, matcha, Japanese genmaicha, Korean citron tea and ready-to-drink teas, sent by DHL from our Manchester Asian supermarket.
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Chinese tea: jasmine tea from Sunflower, Sprouting and Way Choy; Tie Guan Yin oolong from Sea Dyke and Way Choy; YZG Bi Luo Chun green tea; Golden Sail Special Gunpowder Green Tea; and Imperial Choice teabags in jasmine, green and Iron Buddha, plus Imperial Choice oolong (loose leaf).
Japanese tea: Yamamotoyama genmaicha, sencha and hojicha, and ITO EN Oi Ocha teabags.
Matcha: matcha powder from Moyuan, WKJ and Cha Tra Mue.
Thai tea and milk tea: Cha Tra Mue Number One Hand Thai Tea Mix and Green Tea Mix, instant Thai tea sachets from Cha Tra Mue and Ranong, Rico bubble milk tea drinks and Home's Cafe teh tarik. For boba, see bubble tea and our Bubble Tea at Home guide.
Citron, ginseng and herbal tea: Ottogi Healing Time Citron Tea, Korean One Ginseng Tea, Zheng Feng Five Flower Tea Mix, Dinghu Mountain Corn Silk Tea and Ge Xian Weng Prunella Mulberry Chrysanthemum Herbal Tea.
Ready-to-drink tea: Kirin Milk Afternoon Tea, the best-selling ready-to-drink tea in this collection over the past year, plus Master Kong Ice Black Lemon Tea, Suntory Oolong and Jasmine Oolong (sugar free), Vita Lemon Tea and Wong Lao Ji Herbal Tea. Browse hot tea and cold tea.
Always check the pack for ingredients and allergens, especially if you have an allergy. Most of our product pages list them too.
Delivery: orders go by DHL from our Manchester store, with free standard delivery over £75 to most UK postcodes. Delivery details.
Where can I buy Chinese tea in the UK? At Tuk Tuk Mart: jasmine, Tie Guan Yin, oolong and green tea from Sunflower, Way Choy, Sea Dyke, Golden Sail and Imperial Choice, sent by DHL from our Manchester Asian supermarket, rated 4.9/5 from over 2,700 verified reviews.
What's the difference between green, oolong and black tea? All three come from the same tea plant. Green tea isn't oxidised, oolong is partly oxidised and black tea is fully oxidised, which changes the colour and flavour.