Guji Tea was established in 2017 and has been in business for about seven years.
This kind of business length is quite young among many hand-held beverage brands.
The founder of the company adopted the concept of gratitude from the proverb "sipping the fruit and worshiping the tree head" and decided on the brand name Guiji with the homophony of fruit.

The store is located in Lane 43, a section of Bade Road that must pass by Sanchuang and Guanghua shopping malls. It is surrounded by pedestrians walking to the shopping malls, making it a very good location.

Today we enjoyed Jade Green Tea and Red Water Oolong, totaling 75 yuan.

Jade Green Tea:
There's really nothing to describe this, it's just a cup of delicious green tea.
With refreshing jasmine fragrance.

Red water oolong:
This is the key to my fascination with Guiji. Oolong tea has a rich flavor, obvious fruity aroma, refreshing and not bitter.
The tea base is made from the island’s pekoe oolong, which I think is a must-drink pure tea item in Gui Kee.

Five or six years ago, not long after the main store of the Arena was established, there were still very few branches of Guiji. At that time, if you wanted to drink, you could only go to the Arena.
After finally gaining a foothold, Gui Kee exploded in a low-key manner. Unknowingly, Gui Kee became available in many places, and the quality was relatively stable, which is very satisfying.

Overall, it is a branch of a chain beverage store with stable quality.
But I still want to complain. The membership setting and use of Guiji’s Guimi Card are really troublesome, although this has nothing to do with drinks.

Recommended to everyone!