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Tea shops · Lisbon, Portugal

Tea Shop

The Lisbon branches of the Tea Shop chain, inside Armazéns do Chiado and the Colombo centre, selling loose tea by weight with teapots and matcha tools.

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Tea types in this guide
5
Entry price · 100 g
from € 8.75
Prices in this guide
10
Locations in this guide
2

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Tea Shop

Tea Shop is a chain with shops across Europe, the same one that has a branch on our Alicante page, and in Lisbon it has two: one inside Armazéns do Chiado, at Rua do Carmo 2, and one in the Colombo shopping centre. The Chiado branch is open every day from ten in the morning to ten at night, which makes it an easy place in the centre to buy loose tea after work or on a Sunday.

Everything is sold by weight, from 100 g for most teas and from 50 g for the more expensive ones: black, green, oolong, white, pu-erh, rooibos, matcha and a long list of herbal and fruit infusions. Around the tea there are teapots, cups, infusers, matcha tools and a small gourmet section. The chain runs a loyalty card that adds a stamp for every ten euros spent, and an app for ordering.

The classics are all here. There is a Strong English Breakfast, an Earl Grey Superior, an Assam from the Maud estate and a first-flush Darjeeling on the black side; sencha, Japanese genmaicha and Jasmine Dragon Pearls on the green; a Milky Oolong from China; a plain pu-erh; and organic matcha in 30 g. It is not a shop for rarities, but it is a reliable place to find a known tea at a known price.

Lisbon · Portugal

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Tea Shop Chiado

Rua do Carmo 2, Armazéns do Chiado, 1200-094 Lisboa

Published hours: Mon–Sun 10:00–22:00

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What to take home.

  • 01 · Black tea

    Chá Preto India Assam Maud F.B.O.P.

    A single-estate Assam from Maud, a strong black that takes milk well.

    from € 9.50· 100 g

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  • 02 · Green tea

    Chá Verde Japan Genmaicha

    Japanese green tea with toasted rice, an easy green to drink with food and a good first step for people used to black tea.

    from € 10.50· 100 g

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  • 03 · Oolong tea

    Chá Oolong (azul) Milky Oolong Origin China

    The chain's milky oolong, sold from 50 g, for anyone who wants to try oolong without leaving the centre.

    from € 14.98· 50 g

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The one worth the trip

Chá Preto Darjeeling FTGFOP1 First Flush

A first-flush Darjeeling, picked in spring and lighter than the black teas around it, sold by the 100 g in a shop open until ten at night. It is the one tea on this list we would plan a Chiado stop around.

from € 16.50· 100 g

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Prices

The list, with every pack size.

Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.

10 prices

Listed prices and pack sizes
TeaTypePrice / pack
Chá Preto Strong English Breakfast Black teafrom € 8.75100 g
Chá Preto Earl Grey Superior Black teafrom € 8.90100 g
Chá Verde Sencha Green teafrom € 8.99100 g
Chá Preto India Assam Maud F.B.O.P. Black teafrom € 9.50100 g
Chá Vermelho (Pu Erh) Original Pu-erh teafrom € 9.99100 g
Chá Verde Japan Genmaicha Green teafrom € 10.50100 g
Chá Verde Jasmine Dragon Pearls Green teafrom € 14.2550 g
Chá Oolong (azul) Milky Oolong Origin China Oolong teafrom € 14.9850 g
Chá Preto Darjeeling FTGFOP1 First Flush Black teafrom € 16.50100 g
Matcha Biológico 30g Matcha€ 25.7530 g

Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-24.

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