A Taiwan-based global tea shop is expanding its presence in Canada with plans to open up its first Vancouver location.
Nuttea, which serves tea beverages featuring nut mylks, has pegged 1958 West 4th Avenue in Kitsilano for a new store.
The location was the longtime home of Sejuiced, a beloved local juice bar that shut down at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in Vancouver and did not re-open. Handwritten signs from Sejuiced about closing due to concerns over the virus can still be seen on the storefront windows alongside signage for Nuttea.
Nuttea is a fully plant-based business, with a menu that includes a variety of fruit, black, or green teas with or without nut mylk or nut cream. The Vancouver Nuttea will also have coffee drinks and nut-based crepes on offer.
The franchised global chain's other Canadian outpost is in Edmonton, which itself is on the verge of opening up shop. Nuttea also has locations in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, London, and Australia, and is also working on expanding into Singapore.
Follow @nuttea_canada for updates on the Vancouver store.
