可不可熟成紅茶 中壢龍岡店

❤️ Longgang is also a beverage battleground. This time I chose KooKoo Red Tea, but…
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Overall Comprehensive Rating: 🌕🌕🌗🌑🌑

📍 This is located on Longdong Road in Longgang, near Zhongzheng Market, where parking is very inconvenient. The store does not offer any dine-in spaces or restrooms.
🚗 If driving, it is recommended to park at the City Car Travel Longgang parking lot (40 NTD/hour).
🏍️ Motorcycles can park at the City Car Travel Longgang parking lot (30 NTD/entry).

💬 Each KooKoo store outside has a tea can wall arranged with tea cans, giving a unified decor element. Since its inception in Taichung, it has been loved by everyone, but in recent years some markets have been affected by Chinese capital. Currently, there's a recommendation for members to join to get a free experience of aged red tea. The store also offers a 5 NTD discount for bringing your own beverage cup.

Food Quality: 🌕🌕🌑🌑🌑
Service Quality: 🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑
Restaurant Atmosphere: 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑
Price-Value Ratio: 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑

Additionally, here’s a complete translation guide for KooKoo (it's really super useful...):
Aged: Red Tea
Liuchun: Floral-scented Red Tea
Yanzhi: Peach-flavored Red Tea
Chunyang: Green Tea
Xuehua: Has no meaning, just to complete four characters with "Cold Dew".
Lenglu: Winter Melon Tea
Ningguo: Lemon
Jinmi: Honey
Jinling: Combination of the above two
Sangling: Mulberry + Berry Jam + Lemon
Youguo: Pomelo + Berry Jam + Lemon
Chengguo: Orange + Shatian Pomelo + Berry Jam
Meiguo: Berry
Heimi: Fried Sugar
O'rei: Generally refers to fresh milk, but when prefixed with "Baiyu," "Yungai," "Jinmi," "Heimi," it represents fresh milk tea.
O'ke: Cocoa + Fresh Milk
Yungai: Milk cap + Rose Jam
Baiyu: White Pearl
Shuiyu: Agar Balls
Guoyu: Fried Sugar Cake (texture similar to Tofu Pudding + Ai Yu)
Bodeng: Fruit Ice Block, currently (December 2023) it's "Strawberry Bodeng," previously had "Pineapple Bodeng," "Mango Bodeng".

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