I went here a few weeks ago. It was the most hipster trendy place you could imagine, but the food was quite good actually and i enjoyed it.
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Yeah thatās Chan Chi.
I wouldnāt call it hispter and trendy. It is very popular.
This is the tea they give you. If that aināt the most hipster Instagram looking bottle of tea ever then Iāll eat my hat. They put flowers in it too, which is dumb, i had to fish them out.
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What kind of tea is this? I hope itās not dog tea.
lol thatās not tea. Thatās plum juice. And howās that hipster? It looks retro af.
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second picture says āwhite sunflower dog juiceā. May contain dog.
I didnāt see it at first because of the small phone screen.
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Not that kind of retro.
It had flowers and dog in it then. Not cool.
Retro has become hipster now. Most cafes are basically just full of musty smelly old junk.
Nothing cool about it when its copy and pasted by everybody.
I know that drink uses the word for juice or soup in chinese but i donāt think its really a juice, its fine to use tea, as its more of a concoction.
Not the first time Taiwanese screwed up putting dogs on any product to āpromoteā the cutenessā¦
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If itās not made from tea itās not tea.
The picture seems to imply itās made from dog eggs (hence the colour, I guess). Just the restaurantās little joke?
Any of you guys in Danshui, I really recommend 大ē¦éē©. Best hotpot in the area, IMO, for a very reasonable price 
Seems like the āwhite sunflowerā is the brand of the juice, not the juice.
I have no idea why they described it as ādog juiceā.
Maybe it goes well with é¦č
Incorrect. In English, as well as Chinese.
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Thatās just a pun. ēę± sounds like ęę± which means JUICE, not TEA.
This place is extremely popular. If you donāt reserve and try walking in the queue is 4 hours on weekends.