Yum Cha Sin is a Shop run by Sweety, Lee, and their boss in Failume Heights. It functions as a Commissions board, and a place to submit various items gotten or crafted through Suibian Temple Restoration.
General
Main article: Tutorial/Yum Cha Sin Details
Yum Cha Sin posts Neighborhood Wishes written down by residents:
- Neighborhood Wishes include Occurrence Commissions and Order Commissions.
- Complete Event Commissions and Order Commissions to obtain
Wishletters required to level up the temple, as well as 
Cloud Crests, 
Omnicoins, and other important items.
After Suibian Temple reaches Lv. 20, Regular Procurement at Yum Cha Sin is unlocked.
Regular Procurement contains periodically refreshed Order Commissions. Completing Order Commissions in Regular Procurement will earn you Omnicoins needed to redeem items at Devon Pawnshop.
There is a limit to the amount of Omnicoins that can be earned within the same period. The limit resets every 7 days.
Omnicoins needed to redeem items at Devon Pawnshop. Omnicoins that can be earned within the same period. The limit resets every 7 days.Achievements
There are 6 Achievements related to Yum Cha Sin:
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"Yum Cha Forever!" | Unlock Yum Cha Sin in Failume Heights. | 5 | ||
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It's 3? Time for Tea | Visit Yum Cha Sin during the afternoon. | 5 | ||
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Like Clouds Chasing the Moon | In the corridor of Yum Cha Sin, hear traditional music on the radio and stories about Uncle Kai and his wife. | 5 | ||
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Five Flavor Sample | Discover 5 signature dishes in the dining area of Yum Cha Sin. | 5 | ||
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Seeking Failume Flavors | At Yum Cha Sin's table, listen to Mr. Feng the gourmet share his culinary insights. | 5 | ||
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Foreign Proxy, Local Boo | At Yum Cha Sin's dining area, learn why the local foodie Tastyboo refuses to recommend any dishes. | 5 |
Trivia
Etymology
- Yum Cha Sin (Cantonese: 飲茶仙 jam2 caa4 sin1) means "Tea-Drinking Immortal."
- It is homophonous with the Cantonese phrase 飲茶先 jam2 caa4 sin1, "Drink some tea first", which was popularized by the Cantonese meme 三點幾哩，飲茶先啦 Saam1 dim2 gei2 lei1 jam2 caa4 sin1 la1, "It's three o'clock, grab yourself some tea first".
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
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| English | Yum Cha Sin |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 饮茶仙 Yĭnchá Xiān |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 飲茶仙 Yĭnchá Xiān |
| Japanese | 飲茶仙 Yamchasen |
| Korean | 음차선음차선 Eumchaseon |
| Spanish | El Té Inmortal |
| French | Yum Cha Sin |
| Russian | «Чайный Небожитель» "Chaynyy Nebozhitel'" |
| Thai | Yum Cha Sin |
| Vietnamese | Ẩm Trà TiênẨm Trà Tiên |
| German | Yum Cha Sin |
| Indonesian | Yum Cha Sin |
| Portuguese | Chá Celestial |
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