Games for tea lovers ☕
Teacup (Steam & Nintendo Switch)
You play as Teacup, a shy and introverted young frog who loves drinking tea and reading. Before hosting a tea party, she realizes she is completely out of tea, and must venture into the woods around her to find the herbs she needs to restock her pantry.
Kabaret (Steam)
Welcome to the Kabaret - where monsters from Southeast Asian myths and folklores dwell. Perform tea ceremonies, play traditional games, and question your humanity in this dark fantasy folklore adventure game.
Pekoe (Steam)
Pekoe is a cute cat-filled tea-making simulation game about taking the time for self-care and connecting with the things that make you happy. As the newest resident and teahouse owner in town, you’ll learn everything there is to harvesting, preparing, and serving tea.
Cuisineer (Steam)
Cuisineer is a wholesome food-focused game where you play as Pom, a young adventurer turned restaurateur. One day, you return to your hometown only to find your parents’ restaurant closed for business and deep in debt. With boba and spatula in hand, you must dungeon-delve to collect ingredients and re-open your family's shop!
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The Frogs tea party, St Nicholas illustrated magazine for young people, June 1881
Text Reads:
The Frog's Tea party
A Kind invitation sent kind Mr. Frog
To all of his neighbors who lived in
The Bog
He sent another to all the Rats
And told them he surely would have no
Cats
They all accepted; yes; every one
For they thought to themselves:
We'll have some fun,
Since our neighbor has sent
This invitation,
He surely has for the good of the nation
They arrived exactly at four:
There were dozens & dozens-
Perhaps there were more.
Mr. Frog kindly greeted each elegant
Guest
And sweetly observed they were all in their best
There were froggies in plenty &
Also a dog;
There were chickens & roosters; & even a hog;
There were swallows & sparrows & peacocks
As well
Who had plenty to laugh at
& plenty to tell
Mrs. Frog was borne in on
The arm of a guest
Who said: "Mrs. Frog; how
Superbly you're dressed!"
Mrs. Frog heard his words
With pride she did flush,
"I think I do dress well",
She owned with a blush.
The guests did come in through
The wide open door
And they ate & they ate; till
They couldnt eat more;
While kind Mr. Frog sat smilingly by
And thought, "Who's the happiest, you
Friends, or I?"
Half pastten struck from the
Great clock at last
And each froggie agreed that the
Clock was too fast;
But the clock it was right, &
The frogs they were wrong,
For the time they had stayed
Had been certainly long.
In a minute the host in
His night gown was dressed;
And taking a candle he lay
Down to rest
On his soft leafy pillow
He lais his green head;
And then feeling friendly he to himself said:
"They've had a nice time and I'm awfully glad;
(If they'd had a bad time I'd be awfully sad)
So I'll give them a party ten times in a year
To which they'll all come & have lots
Of good cheer!"
Mrs. Frog, Mr. Frog, good night.
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