The location seems to require self-driving for convenience. There are 2 hours of free parking available. The environment is clean, bright, and comfortable, with a high-end atmosphere. I heard that the French toast is quite famous, so I went early, only to find out that it is sold in the afternoon. Therefore, I made a reservation for the afternoon and bought some bread and coffee to eat elsewhere first.
In the afternoon, there weren’t many customers, but I still ordered what I wanted to eat. It was decent, but not astonishing. The bread I bought in the morning was also average; it probably isn't worth making a special trip for.
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