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| - This cafe is super cute!
I think the decor makes it a lot better than what it would've been. The seating is super comfy, with large soft couches and velveteen chairs.
Each table has little jars of sugar (just for decor.... I don't think you'd want to use it, it seems like it's been sitting there for the past decade) and it's indeed a very 'princessy' cafe. It just seems warm and welcoming. I love coming here when it's cold and rainy/snowy outside. The service is not the best, but it's manageable. Many don't know, but you are allowed to seat yourself as soon as you go in. The servers will come give you menus after.
This place is good for groups but it's one order per person- don't bring in a group without everyone expecting to place an order.
I don't like the steep steps that lead up to the cafe and I especially hate going down. Mind you, it's not because of my physical fitness LOL. I'm just scared I'm going to plummet to my death and end up sending EMS responders to the entrance of princess cafe.
The food and drinks are mediocre at best. They're really nothing special, it's some generic shit you can get anywhere. This place also overcharges a bit so what you pay is not what you get. The tapioca is very hard and the slush is mild, no strong flavours.
I heard the best thing is the cheesecake, even though I didn't get to try it myself.
I am also a fan of the 'snow white', but really... it's just ice cream and a wafer stick. I can do that by myself.
They don't accept credit cards, only debit and cash.
Also, the crowd here is very 'straight out from mainland'... not to be rude or anything, there's always loud asians giggling and being noisy. I don't need to hear you snorting in mandarin when I'm sipping my bubbletea.
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