Outstanding
8 reviews
There are quite a few tea places around here, but this is one I personally frequent. It costs around twenty-something yuan per person, the tea is decent, and the lady at the counter is very nice; she refills your cup as soon as it's empty without even looking at you. Last time I took my child there, we sat there for an entire afternoon. My child played next to me while I scrolled through my phone, and no one rushed us to leave. Anyway, locals don't really go to those trendy cafes; this is the kind of place we go for everyday life.
I passed by this shop on a snowy day and saw it was quite crowded, so I went in. I ordered a hot drink, and the ingredients were definitely high-quality; you could taste it wasn't diluted. Finding a tea shop of this quality in a small town was a pleasant surprise. If you happen to be there on a snowy day, go early, otherwise you'll have to wait. Oh, and remember to ask the staff to add less sugar; I think the original flavor is better.
I didn't have high expectations when I went in; I just wanted to find a place to sit. But the staff member very naturally asked if I wanted sugar. I said just a little, and she really only added a tiny bit, and even recommended a tea with a hint of osmanthus. I don't usually like sweet drinks, so this sense of proportion made me feel quite comfortable. I sat there for the afternoon, watching people come and go outside the window, with soft music playing inside, and I gradually relaxed.
There are quite a few tea places around here, but this is one I personally frequent. It costs around twenty-something yuan per person, the tea is decent, and the lady at the counter is very nice; she refills your cup as soon as it's empty without even looking at you. Last time I took my child there, we sat there for an entire afternoon. My child played next to me while I scrolled through my phone, and no one rushed us to leave. Anyway, locals don't really go to those trendy cafes; this is the kind of place we go for everyday life.
I passed by this shop on a snowy day and saw it was quite crowded, so I went in. I ordered a hot drink, and the ingredients were definitely high-quality; you could taste it wasn't diluted. Finding a tea shop of this quality in a small town was a pleasant surprise. If you happen to be there on a snowy day, go early, otherwise you'll have to wait. Oh, and remember to ask the staff to add less sugar; I think the original flavor is better.
I didn't have high expectations when I went in; I just wanted to find a place to sit. But the staff member very naturally asked if I wanted sugar. I said just a little, and she really only added a tiny bit, and even recommended a tea with a hint of osmanthus. I don't usually like sweet drinks, so this sense of proportion made me feel quite comfortable. I sat there for the afternoon, watching people come and go outside the window, with soft music playing inside, and I gradually relaxed.