SERENDIPITY BLEND

While my wife was buying milk tea, she discovered a small coffee shop next door, Serenditpity. She walked up the gravel path and entered the entrance. There were bottles and jars of coffee spices, and then there were the varieties of beans selected in-house, and there were cool utensils for everyone to taste the different aromas. The seats were limited, and all were standing high tables, marble and logs, very textured. On the other side was the coffee table. After the explanation, the menu had the four kings, each with its own characteristics. The most important thing was that the coffee was not like coffee, but it was still coffee. The rice soup had a very unique taste. It had the aroma of roasted rice when it entered the mouth, and the concentration was worthy of the name of rice soup. The aftertaste of mixed grains was refreshing. The coffee was also accompanied by salty biscuits, and the one in the picture was a takeaway cup. The design was simple and good-looking, and it was worth recommending.