Kum Kum Tea House is a jewel-in-the-crown of Jerusalem’s Baka neighborhood.
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Derech Beit Lechem, its a warm and welcoming addition to Jerusalem’s restaurant scene.
They offer a traditional English tea, served on a beautiful three-tier china tower, reminiscent of bye-gone days.
A choice of white, green, black, oolong, jasmine or herbal teas, are served in individual teapots, alongside wafer thin cucumber, cheese, egg and smoked salmon sandwiches.
To top it all off, there’s a wonderful selection of mouth-watering scones, served with jam and cream, & pastries and petit fours baked on-site by the lovely pastry chef and owner, Elisheva Levy.
In the afternoons, the menu features a soup of the day, served with speciality breads and spreads.
Gluten-free scones are also available and those wanting a traditional afternoon picnic can order takeaway.
The Tea house has a large selection of teas, books, and tea cups, pots and other dishes, which are all for sale. There is also a patio surrounded by a garden; this outdoor area is also enclosed during the winter to provide an additional warm place to sit.
