Tea shops · Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Tea shops · Kaohsiung, TaiwanYuSong Tea (禹松茶學)
A second-generation tea space in Daliao, in the south of Kaohsiung, where a certified tea assessor pours free tastings by appointment and sells high-mountain oolongs by the 150 g.
Most tea shops sell you a pack; this one sits you down first. Half an hour with the tea master and three cups is how the Shanlinxi and the Dayuling get chosen here.
YuSong Tea, 禹松茶學, is the second generation of a family tea shop opened in 1976 in Gaoshu, Pingtung County. In 2025 Chuang Po-chun, a nationally certified tea assessor, took it over and renamed it, moving the tea-selection space to No. 30 Minyang Road in Daliao, a district in the south of Kaohsiung City. It opens every day from 11:00 to 19:00; the site describes the trip as the MRT Red Line to Daliao station and then bus Red 7 or about ten minutes by taxi.
The visit is the point. The shop offers a free tasting of two or three teas with the tea master, lasting thirty to sixty minutes, booked through the online form or by phone, and helps choose teas, custom gift boxes and corporate orders. Tea-art classes are announced for the second half of 2026. Everything also ships nationwide and overseas from the web store.
The shelf is short and all Taiwanese: around a dozen teas, sold in 150 g (four liang, as one pack or two of 75 g), 300 g and 600 g. High-mountain oolongs from Shanlinxi and its Longfengxia valley, Alishan Zhangshuhu, Cuifeng on Hehuanshan, Fushou Lishan and Dayuling Biluxi; a Mingjian Si Ji Chun as the everyday tea; and a wild black tea from Liugui, in Kaohsiung's own mountains, in a 100 g box. Tea bags of Lishan and Dayuling cover the office cup.
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Where it is
Tea-selection space (Daliao)
No. 30, Minyang Rd, Daliao District, Kaohsiung (高雄市大寮區民揚路30號)
MRT Red Line to Daliao station, then bus Red 7 or about 10 min by taxi; street parking in front
Hours: Mon–Sun 11:00–19:00
What to buy here
Alishan
杉林溪龍鳳峽烏龍茶 (Shanlinxi Longfengxia Oolong)
from NT$ 700 · 150 g
A Shanlinxi oolong from the Longfengxia valley, the cedar-forest high-mountain tea with the clearest cool finish on the shelf.
See our page on this tea →Yunnan Dianhong
珍藏臺灣野生紅茶 (Liugui wild black tea, Kaohsiung)
NT$ 1,499 · 100 g
A wild black tea from Liugui, in Kaohsiung's own mountains: the one tea here that could not come from anywhere else.
See our page on this tea →Baozhong
四季春烏龍茶 (Si Ji Chun Oolong, Mingjian)
from NT$ 200 · 150 g
The Mingjian Si Ji Chun, the four-seasons oolong that is Taiwan's everyday green-style cup, at the bottom of the price list.
See our page on this tea →
The one worth the trip
大禹嶺碧綠溪烏龍茶 (Dayuling Biluxi Oolong)
from NT$ 1,200 · 150 g
The Dayuling Biluxi, from the highest tea gardens on the island, sold as two 75 g packs and the tea to book a tasting for: it is the kind of leaf you want poured for you once before brewing it at home.
See our page on this tea →All prices
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| Tea | Type | Price | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 四季春烏龍茶 (Si Ji Chun Oolong, Mingjian) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 200 | 150 g |
| 阿里山樟樹湖高冷茶 (Alishan Zhangshuhu High-Mountain Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 650 | 150 g |
| 杉林溪烏龍茶 (Shanlinxi Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 650 | 150 g |
| 杉林溪龍鳳峽烏龍茶 (Shanlinxi Longfengxia Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 700 | 150 g |
| 翠峰高山烏龍茶 (Cuifeng High-Mountain Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 700 | 150 g |
| 福壽梨山烏龍茶 (Fushou Lishan Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 950 | 150 g |
| 大禹嶺碧綠溪烏龍茶 (Dayuling Biluxi Oolong) | Oolong tea | from NT$ 1,200 | 150 g |
| 珍藏臺灣野生紅茶 (Liugui wild black tea, Kaohsiung) | Black tea | NT$ 1,499 | 100 g |
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