Healthy, Tasty, Unique Asian Food
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Healthy, Tasty, Unique Asian Food
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In Brampton We are close to the North West corner of Queen St & Bramalea Rd. Come see us at Brampton's largest park, Chinguacousy Park. We are next to the Greenhouse, behind the Red barn situated in Brampton's formal gardens, see maps below. There is no car access from Queen St. If you are driving, go north on Central Park Dr. north from Queen St. Take the 1st right turn at the lights, follow the road across the small bridge to the parking lot. It is a 2 minute walk from the parking lot (towards Queen St) along the paved walk way to the Teahouse. The teahouse is a turn of the century historical building. All the features and charm have been preserved. Many of our customers call it a tranquil "oasis". A 10 minute walk from the Bramalea City Center shopping mall and Chinguacousy Main Library.
Outside Brampton We are close to the corner of Queen St & Bramalea Rd. From Toronto, take HWY 401 west to HWY 410 north, exit on Queen St east (right turn). Continue on Queen St and turn left at the 1st traffic light past Dixie (Central Park Dr). Make a right at the 1st set of lights into Chinguacousy Park. From Milton, take HWY 401 east to HWY 410 north, exit on Queen St east (right turn). Continue on Queen St and turn left at the 1st traffic light past Dixie (Central Park Dr). Make a right at the 1st set of lights into Chinguacousy Park. From Oakville, take QEW east to HWY 403 north. Continue to HWY 410 north, exit on Queen St east (right turn). Continue on Queen St and turn left at the 1st traffic light past Dixie (Central Park Dr). Make a right at the 1st set of lights into Chinguacousy Park. From Markham, take HWY 7 west all the way into Brampton. Turn right on Central Park Dr (1st set of lights past Bramalea Rd). Make a right at the 1st set of lights into Chinguacousy Park.
Call 905-791-1884 if you have any problems finding the Teahouse. |
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