It is located right in the center of District 1, really close to plenty of shopping malls and office buildings, but it is tucked away in an old apartment complex, away from the
. The doors and windows are even
, so when you enter the shop, it feels like a completely different world. They have an amazing
playing all the time, from old-timer jazz, acoustic piano, and even some chill lo-fi beats. Sometimes, if the shop is not too crowded, the shop owner would break out her guitar. She does no songs in particular, just some
, but it feels very fitting. Even though there are no “Keep silent” signs, the patrons always know to keep their volume down, and the loudest noise would probably be the
that
when someone enters the shop. Most of the furniture are pretty much British-inspired, with very comfy sofas and the
there has the most
I’ve ever laid my hands on. And don’t get me started on the teas there. Their
are so refreshing to drink, whether hot or cold. Even their Oolong or Earl Grey tea taste, and smell, much better than other expensive tea brands. The entire atmosphere is so relaxing, that sometimes I’d even doze off when reading a book here.