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Serenity may be the pursuit of many coffee shops, but none can match the Sujata Caf é in Tsz Shan Temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong. The name of the shop comes from the story of the shepherdess supporting the Buddha with chyme in the Buddhist sutra. It is not easy to come to this coffee shop, which is only open for three hours every afternoon. You have to make an online reservation to attend school in the temple, and you only receive 400 people a day, at least three or four weeks in advance.

Why do Buddhist temples serve coffee? it is all because the Cishan Temple, which has been open to the public since last year, is quiet and natural everywhere. Many participants are reluctant to leave as soon as they arrive. The temple is considerate to those who want to sit for a while, so they serve guests with coffee and hot tea, so that everyone can enjoy their lives in silence.

Cishan Temple receives 400 people every day and the atmosphere is quiet.

There are plants and pools everywhere, the wind is cold and the water is cold.

The coffee has delicate flower drawing, smooth milk foam and fragrant taste.

Although it is free to tie the knot, there is no upper limit, but the drink is not careless. Only Italian coffee, choose local roasted coffee beans, mixed with medium fried beans from Brazil and Colombia, barista Xiaoxin and Ben gestures are also stable, espresso surface is covered with coffee oil, entrance sweet and fruity, pull flowers meticulous.

Baristas are highly skilled and stable.

In addition to coffee, it also provides Pu'er, ginseng oolong and so on.

When you sit in an all-wood space and drink coffee, you can still calm down, because every 15 minutes, when students in the coffee shop begin to forget that the Buddhist temple is quiet, the temple will play the sound three times, and volunteers will hold up the "Jing" sign. at that time, all volunteers and baristas would put their hands together and stand in silence. That instant peace of mind, put the focus back to the present body, mind, spirit, taste not only coffee, but indescribable sincerity is Zen, even if not Buddhists, it is definitely worth coming here to taste a good cup of coffee.

The coffee shop was originally a fast hall only for mages and volunteers, but it became a coffee shop briefly every afternoon.

The coffee surface has a thick grease and bright sour fruit.

Every 15 minutes, the chime will be struck to remind everyone to meditate.

Sujata Caf é

Address: 88 Pu Mun Road, Tai Po

Tel: 2132 8666

Business hours: 1:30pm-4:30pm