🔅Actual dining date: 2024/09/14
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Local relatives guided us to a place halfway up the mountain, and driving all the way up, I really couldn't believe there would be a café here 🤣. There's a parking lot directly across from the café, which is very convenient. We visited around 12:00 PM, and I heard the crowds are much larger in the afternoon!

▪️ Latte H $130
▪️ Cappuccino I $130
▪️ Sicilian Lemon I $130
▪️ Tiramisu $120

Usually, on weekdays, drinks come in dine-in cups, but on weekends, due to the larger crowds, they use take-out cups for convenience so people can take them away.

I think the drinks are all fairly standard; the coffee flavor is moderate—not too weak or too strong. I should particularly mention that the Sicilian lemon is sour, but you can tell it's real lemon, not artificial.

The tiramisu was a bit ordinary. They have many desserts, which are mostly cheesecake varieties, so those might be better! There are a lot of dessert options, all provided for take-out.

As for the environment, when you first enter the place, you might think there are only indoor seats, but once you go outside, there are plenty of tables, and it’s very comfortable when the weather is nice! The staff is also very considerate, providing mosquito repellent for everyone, fearing the summer mosquitoes 🥹.

Overall, this place feels like a hidden paradise. The meals can be ordered according to your preferences; although they aren't exquisite, paired with the scenery, I think it’s quite nice. You must sit outside!! It's a bit difficult to reach, but if you're driving, it's worth a visit. Just sharing for your reference.