What are the new creative decoration cafes of foreign Internet celebrities? The Philippine terrorist element coffin coffee shop opens between the hospital and the funeral parlour.

When it comes to hospitals and funeral parlors, that is life and death. The coffee shop that the workshop is going to introduce today is sandwiched between life and death. The coffee shop is called Coffin Break Bistro. The building where the coffee shop is located is across the road from the hospital and next to the funeral parlour.

Vice, a leader in the US digital media industry, reported that the coffee shop was founded by a 27-year-old Brylle Sy, a coffee shop in Bakorod, the Philippines.

Coffee shop owner Sy runs a funeral home with his parents, and Sy is involved in the production of the coffin with his parents. In an interview, owner Sy said that when he first mentioned the inspiration to his parents, his parents were opposed to opening a coffin coffee shop, but later persuaded him. Today, as a branch of the funeral parlour, the coffee shop makes it easier for people who deal with the affairs of their loved ones to have a place to rest and eat.

Since the owner, Sy, made the coffin himself, he designed two normal-sized coffins into chairs and placed them in the coffee shop with cushions, which are no different from those seen at the funeral, and the two coffins designed as chairs can seat eight people at the same time.

The two furniture are expensive, and shopkeeper Sy also mentioned in an interview that the two coffins cost around 100000 and are brand new. In addition, Sy made a small coffin to be used as a box for tips.

Philippine English media SunStar reported on the coffin cafe that the owner Sy's target market is doctors, nurses, medical technicians, drivers and ordinary people.

Store owner Sy also mentioned that this kind of coffin decoration is not for everyone, some customers will be scared, many older people will be scared. There are also young customers who think of death when facing the coffin. A 21-year-old nursing student said that when she sat in a chair (coffin), she thought of death and even tried to lie down and try to see what she would look like in the coffin.

For Sy, the coffin is not a sign of sadness, but a perception.

As an example of the combination of death elements and coffee shops, the workshop reported two days ago that St. Martin's Cathedral in London, India's Lucky Restaurant and the 2017 Sanlitun Ghost Lantern movie-themed coffee shop in Beijing.

They are also approachable coffee shops, but they come from different backgrounds, some are real graveyards, some go to the midpoint of the graveyard, and some pretend to be underworld. Standing in Chinese tradition, the dead rest in peace, and the living can go to remember them. They should be in awe of the dead and should not disturb them. This is one of the reasons why many Chinese feel the death element of the cafe shudder.

Coffin Break Bistro, a coffee shop located between the hospital and the funeral home, feels the distance between life and death to some extent, but as a branch of the funeral service and a place to rest and eat after the death of loved ones, you can see more of the sadness and death.

Fortunately, they are in awe of the dead, so as not to see some absurd "recommended articles" on some popular social media platforms. How would you feel about having a cup of coffee in such a coffee shop between life and death?

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