Next to the tall building, there’s a drink shop that opens quite late and seems relatively new. The sign and decor are bright and eye-catching. It’s also right next to a fried chicken shop, making it hard not to grab a drink while on the go…ʚ̴̶̷̆ ̫ ʚ̴̶̷̆

The guy in glasses looks like he might be the owner, and there’s also a young girl with short hair. Both of them are super attentive and the service is great🫶🏻. When I got my drink, which was warm, the female staff even reminded me to be careful as it was hot.

When I was about to put it on my scooter, the owner saw me moving the water bottle holder (since there was no space to put my drink), and immediately came out to help me bag it so I could hang it. He also reminded me to ride safely when I was leaving. Today, the feels-like temperature in Xiaogang is only 11 degrees, but their service probably feels like 105 degrees (?). I’ll definitely come back to support them ><

✐ Cocoa Milk Tea (L) $40
· I ordered it with half sugar and warm. The texture is surprisingly smooth; I expected a powdery cocoa taste, but thankfully it wasn’t like that. I’m not sure what type of milk tea they use for the cocoa milk tea—perhaps it has a lower presence, maybe just a mix of cocoa and fresh milk. The half-sugar sweetness is just right, with a bitterness of about one point. Overall, it’s very suitable for the chilly weather in Xiaogang right now.

Plus, for this size at this price, it’s actually a great deal. Otherwise, getting a medium cup of cocoa somewhere else might cost around fifty dollars.

The new Hong Cha Lao Die that opened near my house has a buy one get one free promotion for its grand opening, so I decided to give it a try!

As a result….
At checkout, there was a rude short-haired lady clerk….
A new store, and this lady clerk has already ruined its reputation…
What a shame!

I ordered Milk Tea with Sweet Potato Balls, slightly sweet, and one cup costs $50.
Wow… it’s really sweet…
Looks like next time I’ll try ordering it with less sugar.

Actually, the price of drinks at this brand is okay.
Now I’m looking forward to them improving the sweetness!
At least it needs to be normal to taste the flavor of milk tea.

There’s a super large Gao Mu milk at the entrance, which is very cute,
a sign of Gao Xiong milk!

After looking closely at the menu, they also sell thick slices!
Looks like there’s an extra light meal option for dinner.
As long as it’s not so sweet next time, I’ll start buying frequently.