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For Tea Lovers

• Cup of tea (loose leaf teas see tea shelf) 3.80^v
• Herbal infusions (mint, camomile, forest berry, rooibos) 3.20^v
• Pot of tea (loose leaf teas see tea shelf) 6.90^v
  ++ hot water for follow-up infusions is included in the "pot of tea"
• Ginger tea (freshly brewed green tea with homemade ginger syrup) 4.10^v
• Honey lemon tea (freshly brewed green tea with hney and lemon) 4.10^v
• Matcha latte warm 4.90 / cold 5.60 ^ov (G)
• Matcha latte with red beans or boba 6.00^ov (G)
• Chai latte warm 4.90 / cold 5.60 (G)
• Classic bubble tea warm/cold 5.80 (G)
• Honey bubble tea warm/cold 5.80 (G)
• Taro bubble tea warm/cold 6.0 (G)

For Coffee Friends

• Espresso 2.80^v
• Double espresso 4.20^v
• Americano 3.20^v
• Cappuccino warm 4.30 / cold 5.5 ^ov (G)
• Latte macchiato 4.80^ov (G)
• Flat white 5.80^ov (G)
• Pumpkin latte warm/cold 5.80^ov (G)
• Coconut coffee warm/cold 5.80^ov (G)
• Vanilla latte warm/cold 5.80^ov (G)
• Vietnamese coffee warm/cold 5.80 (G)
• Baileys latte warm/cold 6.80 (G)
• ++ Extra shot espresso 1.50
• ++ 50ml Baileys 1.90 (G)

Caffeine free

• Tiger milk 5.50^ov (G)
• Taro milk 6.0^ov (G)
• Cacao warm 4.90 / cold 5.50 ^ov (G)
• Coconut cacao warm 5.50 / cold 5.80^ov (G)

Food stuff

• Usually we prepare sandwiches from fresh breads, sausage, cheese and vegetables. We also offer homemade cake, peanut- of matcha cookies and occasionally a croissant to accompany your tea or coffee.

Vegan?

Units marked with a ^V are vegan by nature. Units with ^OV are also available as a vegan option.
Milky drinks like our lattes can optionally be prepared with oat milk. If anything is uncertain, feel free to ask us.

Allergens

Positions marked with G contain lactose. If a vegan option is available, the G turns to an A (gluten), since we use oat milk. For other information about allergens, please contact us directly

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