Hario Cafe

I recently visited this coffee shop, instantly impressed by its spacious layout and sleek modern decor—clean lines, abundant natural light, and plenty of comfy seating ideal for work or casual hangs. It’s fully self-service: grab your order number, wait for items to pop up, and assemble at your table. I went for the coffee, croissant, and salad combo. The issue? Coffee was prepared and ready long before the croissant and salad, leaving it to cool on the pickup counter. By the time I got everything, my drink was lukewarm, muting its bold flavors.

a month ago

I visited this café with high expectations because the space and design look beautiful and modern. However, the overall experience was just average. The drinks were okay but nothing particularly memorable, and the prices felt slightly high compared to similar cafés in the area. This place is also not ideal if you plan to work or stay for a long time. The Wi-Fi system was quite inconvenient — each bill only comes with one Wi-Fi code, so if two people want to use the internet, you need to ask the staff again. The connection also expires after about two hours, requiring another request for a new code. The login process (username and password) is complicated and not user-friendly, especially for older customers or those not comfortable with technology. Unfortunately, the staff were not very friendly and came across as somewhat impolite during the visit, which affected the overall atmosphere. It’s a place worth visiting once for the experience, but I personally was not satisfied and would not return.

a month ago