Valentine’s Day Afternoon Tea & Valentine’s 4 Course Dinner. Please call for reservations: 303-442-4993. Our valentines day Menu Soup & salad. Fenugreek Carrot Soup w/ roasted mushrooms. Water Cresse Salad. arugula, parsley, savory, fennel, cardamom spiced walnut, pear, mustard-fenugreek vinaigrette. appetizers. Teppanyaki

Reserve a spot for our Afternoon Tea with a 24 hour advance reservation and allow us to pamper you with a traditional afternoon tea, complete with a lovely table dressed with white linens and tea time accoutrements.

Sip tea and savor the atmosphere at the beautiful Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse, built in connection with Boulder's sister city Dushanbe, located in Tajikistan.

Join us at the Teahouse for a unique Dim Sum & Oolong Afternoon Tea Service, with delicious tea infused, dim sum delicacies and premium tea selections, and enjoy a unique and adventurous experience. Offered on weekends, twice a month. $30 per guest.

From apple strudel and samosas to feijoada and plov (a buttery rice dish studded with chickpeas, dried fruit and grilled beef), the menu reads like a world explorer's diary. Naturally, tea time and afternoon tea are reason alone to visit, and the dessert selection is particularly tempting.

In 1987, during his first visit to Boulder, Mayor Maksud Ikramov announced that Dushanbe planned to present our city with a Teahouse to celebrate the establishment of sister city ties.

The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse was created as a gift to the city of Boulder, Colorado, from its sister city Dushanbe, the capital of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic, then part of the Soviet Union and now Tajikistan, in 1987.Forty Tajik artisans hand-made the teahouse over a period of two years, took it apart, and then packed the pieces into about 200 crates to be shipped to …

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The Teahouse, which officially opened May 15, 1998, is a gift from Boulder's sister city, Dushanbe, Tajikistan and is the most significant and largest piece of Central Asian art and the only one of its kind in the Western Hemisphere.