Tea House

Tea House Mandarin And Thai Cuisine Restaurant In Orange, Massachusetts The Tea House Restaurant Chinese restaurant is conveniently located in Orange, MA.

We specialize in Mandarin, Szechuan, Cantonese and Thai Cuisine. Please join us for lunch or dinner and try out our excellent dishes.

05/02/2024

Part of the reason that there is such a large Japanese influence in Taiwanese cuisine is because of the 50-year Japanese occupation between 1895 and 1945. It was at this time that Japan turned Taiwan into a major food supplier, using the island as a kind of food importing and exporting station.

04/30/2024

Because the Yangtze River passes through the Jiangsu province, Su cuisine differs slightly from other coastal regions in its use of fish. Here, freshwater fish tends to be the dominant species, and a different blend of spices and seasonings is required.

04/25/2024

Did you know China is the fourth largest country in the world? Although it is big enough to have several time zones, it actually one has one. The population of China is over 1 billion, the largest population of any country in the world.

04/23/2024

No matter if you eat to live or live to eat, you will find that Taiwanese food will nourish you on the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Whether dining alone, with friends, or with family, you will leave us refreshed, renewed, and ready to enjoy the world.

04/18/2024

Hui Guo Rou, or twice cooked pork, is one of the more famous Sichuan-style Chinese dishes. It is prepared by boiling chunks of pork in hot water with slices of ginger and some salt, and then after cutting the pork into thin slices, frying it in hot oil. This dish is usually served with cabbage and peppers.

04/16/2024

One of the hardest parts of dining with friends is trying to find something that will please everyone, but you don’t have to worry about that with a Chinese buffet. The wide variety means that everyone’s sure to find a dish that fits their taste.

04/11/2024

You may want to rethink your strategy if you believe cutting your lo mein noodles is a good idea. Cutting noodles, especially during special celebrations, is considered bad luck in China. A long noodle means long life and a long string of good luck.

04/09/2024

Aiyu jelly is a versatile and interesting part of Taiwanese cuisine. It’s made from gel that comes from a certain type of fig and is generally only found in Taiwan and a few other East Asian countries. The jelly can be served by itself (usually with lemon juice and honey) or used to top shaved ice or flavor drinks.

04/04/2024

Many of our spicy dishes have their origins in the Sichuan (Szechuan) province. It is a region known for its abundance of resources and it willingness to expand the boundaries of traditional culinary practices.

04/02/2024

Taiwanese cuisine was heavily influenced by Chinese cuisine, but this is actually a relatively recent addition. Despite being just off the coast of mainland China, there wasn’t a huge exchange of people and styles until the 1600s, which is why today the cuisines are similar, but Taiwanese has its own flair.

03/28/2024

Many credit the invention of the fortune cookie to Chinese immigrant David Jung in Los Angeles in 1918. He invented these cookies out of concern for the poor and passed them out on the street with an inspirational Bible scripture tucked inside.

03/26/2024

Does your teenager seem to have an endless appetite? Our buffet style of presentation and dining allows him or her to enjoy and fill up on everything from the menu, making a visit both satisfying and economical.

Address

326 East Main Street
Orange, MA
01364

Opening Hours

Monday 11:30am - 10pm
Tuesday 11:30am - 10pm
Wednesday 11:30am - 10pm
Thursday 11:30am - 10pm
Friday 11:30am - 11pm
Saturday 11:30am - 11pm
Sunday 12pm - 10pm

Telephone

(978) 544-3802

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