Tea shops · Tallinn, Estonia
A Japanese tea house in Kalamaja that brews and sells the matcha, hojicha and sencha of one fourth-generation family farm in Kizugawa, Kyoto.
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The house
Morii Teahouse is at Kopli 16 in Kalamaja, the wooden-house district just north-west of the Old Town, and its site describes the place as a tea house first: matcha whisked in front of you, hojicha poured from a kyusu, seasonal tea drinks, pastries, and the same teas sold in pouches to take home. The tea comes from the Morii family farm in Kizugawa, Kyoto, now in its fourth generation, and the about page names Masakazu and Tomomi Morii as the family behind it. Every harvest, the site says, is opened, tasted and served over this counter before it reaches the website.
The list is short and entirely Japanese: a ceremonial Uji matcha in 30 g at 20,90 € and a first-harvest hojicha powder, then loose genmaicha, hojicha and kabusecha at 11,60 € for 50 g, a sencha in the same size that was sold out on the day of this check, and a Kyoto black tea, kyo-kocha, in 8 bags at 9,80 €. Nothing is flavoured and nothing is blended. Every product page shows a higher struck-through price next to the one you pay, so the prices recorded here are the ones at the checkout.
The tea house keeps late hours for a shop: Monday to Friday 9:00 to 22:00, Saturday 10:00 to 22:00 and Sunday 11:00 to 20:00, with tea evenings and workshops on the calendar. Web orders leave Tallinn stock in one to two working days, ship EU-wide, and are free within Estonia above 50 €. Wholesale and event enquiries have their own contact routes on the site, and the tea can be bought to take away at any hour the counter is open.
Tallinn · Estonia
Kopli 16, Tallinn
Published hours: Mon–Fri 9:00–22:00 · Sat 10:00–22:00 · Sun 11:00–20:00
Directions to this location →Check with the house before visiting. Published hours may include appointments, seasonal schedules or temporary closures; live status, where available, applies only to the named location and does not account for exceptional closures.
The FindMeTea edit
01 · Matcha
The farm's own ceremonial matcha, stone-milled in Kyoto, in a 30 g tin: the reason the tea house exists, and the one to taste whisked at the counter before buying.
from € 20.90· 30 g
Explore this tea →02 · Green tea
A shaded green tea sits between sencha and gyokuro, and this is the only kabusecha on the Tallinn page. Sweet, dense and easy to brew in a small pot.
€ 11.60· 50 g
Explore this tea →03 · Green tea
Roasted leaf hojicha, the tea the house pours from the kyusu in the evening. Low in bitterness and the right one for late hours, which is when this shop is open.
€ 11.60· 50 g
Explore this tea →The one worth the trip
A Japanese black tea from Kyoto is rare anywhere in Europe, and this one comes from the same farm as the matcha. Eight bags is a small commitment for a tea most people have never tasted.
€ 9.80· 8 bags
Prices
Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.
5 prices
| Tea | Type | Price / pack |
|---|---|---|
| Kyo-Kocha, Japanese black tea from KyotoAt the house ↗ | Black tea | € 9.808 bags |
| Genmaicha, hand-roasted Japanese tea At the house ↗ | Green tea | € 11.6050 g |
| Hojicha, roasted Japanese green tea leaves At the house ↗ | Green tea | € 11.6050 g |
| Kabusecha, shaded Japanese green tea At the house ↗ | Green tea | € 11.6050 g |
| Ceremonial Uji Matcha Powder, stone-milled in Kyoto At the house ↗ | Matcha | from € 20.9030 g |
Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-14.
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