Merci crème
The shop is located in an alley, and the first floor space is quite small. I initially thought there were only two two-person tables on the first floor, but after ordering, I found out that there are also second and third floors, so there are actually quite a few seats. The minimum consumption is one drink, and if you want to use a power outlet, you need to inform them first and pay 20 yuan. The interior has a retro vibe, and some of the tables are a bit old and make noise when moved, with a lot of dust accumulating in various places. There is no specific time limit; it’s not crowded on weekdays, but I’m not sure about weekends. It can be quite suitable for working in this dessert shop.
Payment is only accepted in cash or by bank transfer. Interestingly, they don’t check the details at the moment of transfer but will ask for your name and phone number. If there’s a problem, they’ll contact you; if not, they won’t.
I ordered the chocolate chiffon cake with berry filling for dessert. Objectively speaking, it’s not bad, but since there weren’t many cake options that day, it’s not really to my taste. The iced drinks seem to be served in special glass cups, and they even give you an extra cup, which is quite cute. The red jade black tea was surprisingly delicious, with a strong tea aroma—definitely my favorite item this time. The iced Americano is also good, but compared to this place’s many high-quality tea options, it’s worth trying those.
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