yum-cha-cafe Menu and Prices
The name yum-cha-cafe is very straightforward-it's drinking tea. I have been there a few times, and it feels not like a traditional serious morning tea, but more like a snack cafe where even foreigners can easily sit down. The shrimp dumplings are all cooked very steadily. The roasted pork is wrapped in loose skin and sweet filling. The tea list contains jasmine and Pu 'er, as well as Hong Kong-style milk tea. It is suitable for sleeping until noon on weekends, gathering friends to eat a cage of chicken feet, and having a cup of frozen lemon tea to be in a daze.
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