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How about Xi'an Panda Coffee? Is the environmental price more expensive than the Bear claw Cafe?

Published: 2025-12-08 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2025/12/08, There is a non-interactive coffee shop next to the clock tower in Xi'an. This coffee shop has only one window, and there is only one clerk in a panda costume in the window. Customers only need to scan the code to order and then pick up food at the panda place. There is no novel way of communication throughout the process, which attracts many young people to experience. This non-interactive coffee shop is called Panda Huipu Coffee. Does it seem like it used to be?

There is a non-interactive coffee shop next to the clock tower in Xi'an. This coffee shop has only one window and only one clerk in a panda costume. Customers only need to scan the code to order and then pick up a meal at the "panda" restaurant. There is no novel way of communication throughout the process, which attracts many young people to experience.

This non-interactive coffee shop is called Panda Huipu Coffee. Do you think this shop is familiar and very similar to Shanghai's "Bear claw Coffee"? That's because the marketing method of this cafe comes from Shanghai's Bear claw Coffee.

It is hard to imagine the popularity of the original "bear claw coffee". Some people made high-speed trains from other places to clock in, and they had to wait in line for an hour to taste a cup of "bear claw" coffee. "Bear claw Coffee" even appeared on the CCTV news.

The popularity of Bear claw Coffee is not without reason. It is made by deaf people as baristas, and the founder of the store said that the original purpose of the establishment of Bear claw Coffee is to provide more job opportunities for people with disabilities, not to stir up the heat.

Is the situation of this panda returning coffee in Xi'an the same? According to the clerk, the shop was inspired by Shanghai's Bear claw Coffee, but its staff are not disabled, and the coffee shop was set up to break social fears in such a non-interactive way.

This panda coffee has a very attractive place, one of its walls is marked with a big word "there is a hole", and it is with this line that it attracts the attention of many people.

This cafe in Xi'an has no other decoration except for a simple wall, a line of words and a hole. It seems to be as simple and pure as the name of the shop. Its menu is also very simple, mainly American coffee, latte, cappuccino and other teas.

If you want to order, you only need to scan the QR code on the wall without interacting with the staff. After the self-help order is completed, you just need to wait for the coffee to be delivered from the hole.

The models of the two cafes are very similar. Shanghai's Bear claw Coffee is more like a pro bono coffee shop. although the clerk is unable to communicate because of physical reasons, they hope that in this way, they can not only solve the employment problem of the disabled, but also bring warmth to the guests.

While this panda cafe in Xi'an borrows from Shanghai's "Bear claw Coffee", it is very good to break the social fears between people, but if only with the help of the heat of "Bear claw Coffee", when the heat dissipates, it will eventually return to calm.

Bear claw Coffee has become popular and contains unlimited creativity and business opportunities. It is a coffee shop carefully cared for by all sectors of society. When the same situation occurs, can Panda Cafe be treated in the same way?

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