What to know
- Sense Maker is opening its first Canadian location at 595 Yonge St. in Toronto, bringing its popular Chinese lemon teas to the city.
- They’re celebrating the grand opening from Jan. 17–18 with buy-one-get-one-free drinks and a limited-edition fridge magnet for the first 60 people to leave a Google review.
- The tea chain is best known for its handcrafted bergamot lemon teas made with premium Mengku tea leaves, plus milk tea and fruit-based options.
Your day doesn’t make ‘sense’ without tea. Sense Maker, a new Chinese tea spot, is opening in Toronto and offering limited-time deals.
For the grand opening on Jan. 17 and 18, between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m., Sense Maker has a buy-one-get-one-free deal, and the first 60 people to leave a Google review will receive a limited-edition opening day fridge magnet (while supplies last)
Located in the Church-Wellesley area at 595 Yonge St., this is Sense Maker’s first Canadian location.
Sense Maker has roots in hundreds of locations across China and is known for its high-quality Mengku tea leaves.
They’re popular for their lemon tea, and craft every beverage using Bergamot Lemon – paired with seven curated tea bases.
Sense Maker offers three drinks from its signature handmade lemon tea, including Tieguanyin, sticky rice-scented, and bergamot lemon water.
They also offer some fresh fruit lemon tea with chestnut coconut, wild mulberry, or tamarind. If lemons aren’t your thing, they have a variety of milk tea in either hot or cold format.
The cafe follows “Zhi Cha,” a continuous exploration of the infinite possibilities as a medium.
Hoping to deliver a refined tea experience, each ingredient undergoes multiple steps to select it, including verifying its origin and assessing its aroma, colour, and leaf condition.
For more about their grand opening, head to their website or Instagram.
