Hidden away on the second floor, this cafe has no time limit, making it perfect for studying or enjoying time with your computer. There are sweet and savory snacks and drinks to choose from, satisfying your desire to try something sweet or salty. The sea salt cream top black tea allows you to choose the sweetness level; the cream is very rich. I chose sweet, but overall it wasn't too sweet to the point of needing water; the sweetness is just right. On top of the cake, there is a piece of crème brûlée, which has a slight bitterness that pairs well with the cake.

🔅Actual visit date: 2024/11/02
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I saw others recommending this place and saved it for a while. Since they have savory food and no time limit, I happened to be nearby and visited alone. It was a weekend, close to dinner time, and when I arrived, the place was about 90% full. Most people there were reading or using their computers, so it was quite quiet. Here’s a brief introduction to the dishes.

▪️Pasta with Basil Pesto and Chicken Breast M $129
▫️Set A +$49 for Crème Brûlée + Red Tea
I think it’s great that you can customize your pasta! You can choose the type of pasta, sauce, and toppings, and there are small and large portion options. For example, I chose the small portion to save room for dessert. The pasta flavor was normal—not too rich but also not too bland. The noodles were not cooked too soft and had a nice chew. The meat was limited but quite tender.

Additionally, with Set A, you can choose fried items or Crème Brûlée, and I highly recommend adding it! Besides a cup of red tea (with options for sweetness and ice), I thought the Crème Brûlée was super delicious! The sugar on top was thick, and the bottom layer was also very tasty, with a moist texture that I personally liked. I ordered the red tea with no sugar and ice; it wasn't bitter and was pretty standard.

▪️Roasted Tea Chiffon Cake $130
I also ordered a chiffon cake to try. The fresh milk was more like a cheese flavor than a fresh milk cap. The roasted tea chiffon had decent elasticity, but it was still slightly firm and not very moist, with a milder tea flavor than I expected.

Overall, the environment was quite comfortable, and I think the prices are reasonable. There are quite a few dessert options, and they do have savory food, but I probably won't order it again. The unlimited time policy will be one of the main reasons I want to visit again; their Basque cheesecake seems to be quite impressive, so I’d like to try it if I get the chance.

P.S. It's hidden on the second floor, and the sign isn't very prominent, but there are instructions to guide you.