Tian Hu Shan Tea Co from Fujian is selling a wide varity of Chinese teas in 8oz glass apothecary jars from $8-10 depending on which store you buy from. Large and small stainless steel kettles with metal infusers. The first I've seen. $10 Korean 'pumpkin' teacups with saucer,cup,infuser,lid. The lid is a cup for holding the infuser. Chinese cup,infuser,lid $6. Small gaiwans $4. The real deal the lid fits inside the rim of the cup. Nobody understands it as such but boxes say 'chawan' which is more understood. Only in America a megastore from HongKong abuts a megastore from Mexico. I usually get the tea aisles to myself but had to wait my turn as Hispanics deciphered the Chinese. My first tres lecche cake was yummy. If you learn one Chinese word for tea (besides that) it is Bai meaning White. I picked up "Bai Maohuo" from Xiamen Tea Co which according to my dictionary is White Hair Monkey. The box describes downy monkey looking leaves making the best Wulong. Maybe. Vacuum packed foil which goes hiss when opened. A real strong earthy oolong from Anxi. Worth every penny at $2.50/100g. I didn't see any expensive Silver or Golden Bud beeng cha.
Jim