The Steel Oxen Teahouse

This teahouse is held over the Bolbe Lake with massive steel rods that support the massive five-story building. Inside is a lavish building which draws many customers across the city for its exquisite tea and small ponds where exotic fish swim gently to the tune of rustling chimes. Its many stories form a winding network of rooms that are incredibly mazelike, with the first floor holding a gigantic boiler that fuels the heating of all the tea. On the very top floor is the manager's estate, a full floor dedicated to the storage rooms, business rooms, and the private apartment of the teahouse owner, Zihao Zhang. Mr. Zhang is a kind and approachable owner that can often times be seen talking amongst the locals and walking around the teahouse.
The entire house is built off of smooth stone walls with large indented windows and pure iron shingles. The inside is lavish and spacious, with deep vibrant rosewood pillars across the interiors and ornate ceilings with the emblem of an ox intertwined into its design. There are long tables large enough to fit 20 people per table, curled around a pond with a small water fountain in the center.
The house is often home to major players in the city, where political discussions will take place in a private room. The higher the floor, the more private and expensive the room is. At the very top is the private meetings of the Wuyue, who use the teahouse as a private meeting room. These rooms at the top floor are soundproof so that absolutely none may hear the discussions inside of the room, even the most skilled Rindunese, though Rindunese are generally barred from the third floor and above because of their unique abilities.

Type

Cafe / Tearoom