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2016-09-07
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While green tea desserts and drinks shop are now very popular in Hong Kong, this shop can occupy one popular place among all famous Japanese brands. This shop is located at the basement floor of the newly opened Lee Tung Avenue. It is located right near the escalator down to the basement floor. The shop is very small, with an ice cream purchasing corner and a collection area for diners to pick up their ice cream.There are also 2 ipads inside the shop for diners to enjoy their drinks or ice-cr
While green tea desserts and drinks shop are now very popular in Hong Kong, this shop can occupy one popular place among all famous Japanese brands. This shop is located at the basement floor of the newly opened Lee Tung Avenue. It is located right near the escalator down to the basement floor. The shop is very small, with an ice cream purchasing corner and a collection area for diners to pick up their ice cream.
There are also 2 ipads inside the shop for diners to enjoy their drinks or ice-cream and at the same time browsing the internet. This idea is unique among other green tea specialty shops in Hong Kong. This shop also creates a less formal and more energetic feeling to diners.
The varieties of drinks and desserts are very diverse in this shop. From Matcha Float, Matcha Coffee, to innovative drinks such as Matcha & Lemon Smoothie, Cafee Moche Smoothie,etc. The price range is also around HK$35 to HK$43, which is slightly cheaper than a cup of Starbucks drinks. For ice-cream, the best seller is Uji Matcha Soft Cream with Gold Leaf (HK$35), it can be presented in waffle cone or in cup. After placing your order, they will freshly provide the Uji Match Soft ice-cream to you with a metal holder. Diners can just grab the ice-cream on their own.
My green tea ice-cream is there!
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Apart from drinks and desserts, this shop offers traditional green tea products. In fact, this shop was from the Japanese brand幸修園 which was founded in 1968, the green tea products are all made in their own factory in Japan.
The products in this shop are very nicely arranged and in fact occupied around 30% of the limited shop area. These products are mostly individually packed in each big pack. They place some samples at the side of the product for shoppers to check the real product before buying. This is different from some other shops which would tell you to try it by buying your first pack home.
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