Tea shops · Lima, Peru
A second-floor loose-leaf shop by Parque Kennedy, selling tea by the 50 g since 2011: Cusco black and green next to Darjeeling, Lung Ching and a Ti Kuan Yin.
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The house
Té Quiero Té opened in March 2011 on Av. 28 de Julio, half a block from Larco, in Miraflores. The idea was to sell tea the way wine is sold: by origin, in small amounts, with someone behind the counter to explain the difference. Today the shop is on the second floor of Pasaje Los Pinos 114, opposite Ripley and a few steps from Parque Kennedy, open Monday to Saturday from ten in the morning to eight at night. More than ten years on, the list has grown past eighty teas and herbal infusions.
Everything is sold in 50 g and 100 g packs, and the shelf is arranged by family. The black teas go from a Peruvian leaf grown in Cusco to Assam, Ceylon, Keemun, Darjeeling and a smoked Lapsang Souchong, with English Breakfast and Earl Grey in their own corner. The greens run from a Cusco green and a Japanese sencha to a Lung Ching and an Izu matcha; the oolongs include a Se Chung, a Formosa and a Ti Kuan Yin; and there are Pai Mu Tan and Silver Needle among the whites, a young pu-erh, a Cochin masala chai, rooibos and Peruvian herbs such as muña.
The other half of the shop is hardware: Yixing clay teapots in two sizes, a cast-iron teapot, glass teapots with infusers, Japanese chasen whisks and chashaku scoops for matcha, measuring spoons, filters and tins. The website sells all of it, with delivery in Lima for orders from S/50, at a charge, and shipping to the rest of Peru by Olva Courier. If you only buy one thing, make it a 50 g pack of the Cusco black tea and another of the Darjeeling, and taste the distance between them.
Lima · Peru
Pasaje Los Pinos 114, piso 2, Miraflores
Published hours: Mon–Sat 10:00–20:00
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The FindMeTea edit
01 · Black tea
A black tea grown in Cusco, sold in 50 g: the cheapest way to taste what Peruvian leaf is like before anything imported.
from S/ 15.40· 50 g
02 · Oolong tea
A Ti Kuan Yin in 50 g, the one oolong on this shelf with a famous name, and a good first oolong for someone who has only drunk black and green.
from S/ 38.90· 50 g
Explore this tea →03 · Chai
A Cochin masala chai with the cardamom up front, in 50 g: the pack to buy if you want to make chai on the stove instead of from a bag.
from S/ 28.40· 50 g
Explore this tea →The one worth the trip
A Lung Ching in 50 g, the Chinese green that most Lima shelves never carry. Climb the stairs on Los Pinos, ask to smell it next to the sencha, and take home the one you prefer.
from S/ 56.20· 50 g
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.
12 prices
| Tea | Type | Price / pack |
|---|---|---|
| Té negro Cusco (Peruvian black tea) | Black tea | from S/ 15.4050 g |
| Muña (Andean mint), loose leaf | Herbal infusion | from S/ 16.2050 g |
| Té verde Cusco (Peruvian green tea) | Green tea | from S/ 16.4050 g |
| Sencha | Green tea | from S/ 28.4050 g |
| Masala Chai (Cochin) | Chai | from S/ 28.4050 g |
| English Breakfast | Black tea | from S/ 32.4050 g |
| Té negro Lapsang Souchong | Black tea | from S/ 36.9050 g |
| Oolong de los Dioses (Ti Kuan Yin) | Oolong tea | from S/ 38.9050 g |
| Té negro Darjeeling | Black tea | from S/ 39.2050 g |
| Pai Mu Tan | White tea | from S/ 39.9050 g |
| Lung Ching (Dragonwell) | Green tea | from S/ 56.2050 g |
| Izu Matcha | Matcha | from S/ 70.9050 g |
Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-10-28.
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