Tea shops · Las Vegas, United States
Leo Lukidi's Chinatown shop on Spring Mountain Road, buying from small family farms and selling from 2 oz pouches.
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Tea and Whisk is at 6288 Spring Mountain Rd, Ste 110, in the Chinatown strip that holds most of the tea in Las Vegas, well away from the Strip. It belongs to Leo Lukidi, who says most first-time customers arrive knowing nothing about tea and that the shop is built for them: events and activities aimed at beginners rather than a certification course. The buying policy is stated plainly on the site — the teas come from small family farms.
The catalogue is filed by family and by origin: Chinese and Japanese greens and matcha, Wuyi, Phoenix and Taiwanese oolong, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese and Indian blacks, classic and aged whites, shou and sheng pu-erh, heicha, yellow tea, and a rooibos and herbal section. Most teas start at a 2 oz pouch, with 3, 4 and 8 oz steps above it and a few lots sold by the pound or the kilo. A Royal Grade Milk Oolong is US$ 15.30 for 2 oz, a dark-roast Iron Goddess US$ 18, an organic Imperial Matcha US$ 25.50 for 2 oz and the English Everyday blend US$ 20 for 4 oz.
The teaware side is unusually deep for a shop this size: Yixing, Jianshui, Jingdezhen, Nixing, Taiwanese and Japanese teapots, gaiwan and hohin, cups, matcha tools, tea pets and travel sets. Tea events, tasting experiences and gift cards run alongside the retail. Opening is split — Monday and Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 to 17:00, with Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment — and United States orders over US$ 95 ship free.
Las Vegas · United States
6288 Spring Mountain Rd, Ste 110
On Spring Mountain Road in the Chinatown strip, away from the Strip.
Published hours: Mon, Thu–Sat 11:00–17:00 · Sun, Tue, Wed by appointment
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The FindMeTea edit
01 · Oolong tea
Tieguanyin in its dark-roast form rather than the green, floral version most shops carry, in a 2 oz pouch that is enough for many sessions.
from US$ 18· 2 oz
Explore this tea →02 · Oolong tea
The shop's best-selling oolong, filed under Taiwan: a milk oolong whose creamy, buttery note comes from the leaf alone, with no milk anywhere in it. The 2 oz pouch is the smallest step, and the shop says the same leaf takes four to six infusions.
from US$ 15.30· 2 oz
Explore this tea →03 · Matcha
Organic matcha sold from a 2 oz pouch, the smallest size it comes in, which suits a powder that is best used soon after opening. The shop stocks the whisks and bowls on the same visit.
from US$ 25.50· 2 oz
Explore this tea →The one worth the trip
A ripe pu-erh from ancient trees scented with nuo mi xiang, the sticky-rice herb, which gives it a sweet, grain-like aroma that no other tea on this list has. It comes loose, in a 2 oz sample pouch instead of a pressed cake, so the style can be tried without committing to a whole one. This is the shop's one genuinely uncommon lot.
from US$ 25.20· 2 oz
Explore this tea →Prices
Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.
6 prices
| Tea | Type | Price / pack |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Grade Milk Oolong | Oolong tea | from US$ 15.302 oz |
| Yame Organic Sencha | Green tea | US$ 182 oz |
| Dark Roast Iron Goddess Oolong | Oolong tea | from US$ 182 oz |
| English Everyday Black Tea Blend | Black tea | from US$ 204 oz |
| Ancient Tree Sticky Rice Shou Pu-erh | Pu-erh tea | from US$ 25.202 oz |
| Organic Imperial Matcha | Matcha | from US$ 25.502 oz |
Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-05 · 2026-10-28.
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