一沐日 吉林南京店

The text originates from a popular hand-shaken drink brand called "Yimu Ri," based in Taichung, and has shown impressive overall performance.

Firstly, it offers QR code online ordering and payment, which is convenient for both the counter staff and customers, reducing the pressure of ordering at the counter while also providing an estimated wait time.

Upon entering the store, there is a pleasant aroma of tea. The live screen in the store displays the current order number clearly, and usually, the wait time is shorter than estimated. On this visit, the estimated wait was 30 minutes, but the actual wait was only 7 minutes.

There are as many as 14 employees working on drink preparation in the store! It appears there are clear divisions of labor, creating a highly efficient production line for hand-shaken drinks.

Yimu Ri specializes in Taiwanese taro and grass cakes, both of which perform remarkably well. The grass cake is shaped like a pearl, with a chewy texture and a fragrant grass cake aroma, making it somewhat similar to the texture of pearls, which is suitable for first-time experiencers.

This time, I ordered the taro black sugar red latte, which requires a bit of effort to suck up but has an excellent texture—thick and soft, with a slight chewiness that doesn’t quite match that of boba pearls, but offers a unique flavor complemented by the aroma of black sugar.

The sugar level in the taro black sugar red latte is fixed, tasting roughly like half-sweet for most. As someone who prefers less sugar, I found it slightly sweet. The balance between the tea and milk flavors is excellent, but the black sugar flavor tends to overshadow them. Overall, it remains an impressive creation.