It's a bit like a civilian version of Jike, a very old-fashioned coffee shop (I heard it's over 30 years old) and a traditional bubble tea shop.
I don’t know if it was because it was election day and everyone was out, so I was a little surprised that the house was full of guests.
The meals range from pot noodles and pasta to small hot pots and simple meals. Many people order small hot pots and simple meals. The simple meals are a main meal + 3 dishes + rice and soup with drinks.
I ordered a pesto clam pasta, fried tofu and Tieguanyin milk tea
The pasta with clams in pesto sauce obviously tastes like the seasoning packets commonly used in cafes. It is a bit salty and not very delicious.
The fried tofu surprised me. I thought it was fried with firm tofu, but the inside was surprisingly soft and tender! But the sauce is a bit too salty!
The Tieguanyin milk tea was okay. I ordered a small cup. If it were a large cup, it should be the size of a beer glass.
Overall, the price is affordable and there is basically no time limit. Many elderly people come here to chat, so it is very loud and noisy. I occasionally passed by and it was not that noisy. Maybe it was just because there were many guests that day, so people were talking too much. .
I will probably come back at a time with less people next time😅
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