Upon our arrival, we were given a tour of the teahouse. Royal Eternity Tea House span across 2 levels, with 5 rooms in total. These rooms don't just operate as tea rooms, they can also be used to hold intimate gatherings or events such as solemnization, birthday party or even corporate events such as product launch, seminars and workshops. So, if you're looking for a suitable event space for rent in Singapore, look no further.

On the 2nd floor, there's 3 rooms. 

This is the sight that greeted us when we entered Royal Eternity Tea House on the 1st floor - an array of Chinese tea leaves, including Chinese tea cakes and tea ware!

I love how this room has a unobstructed skylight which allow ample sunlight to enter the space, simulating the feel of outdoors. I like how the design combines both traditional and modern elements - from the oriental porcelain stools to terrazzo tiles, resulting in a unique and multi-layered space.

Our tea tasting session was conducted by Tea Specialist, Xiao Yu. She recommended that we try Lapsang souchong, a black tea consisting of Camellia sinensis leaves that are smoke-dried over a pinewood fire. The reason being black tea is less stimulating compared to other teas, thus it doesn't irritate your stomach. 

In terms of colour, Lapsang souchong tea is in a nice orangey-red.

And now, it's time to taste the tea! First, I did a taste test by swirling the tea in my mouth. 

It smells very fragrant and has a light sweet taste to it with a hint of smokiness which in my opinion, would be easily accepted by most.