85Du C (kunshanchaohua'oushang)

I was doing a promotion recently, but I couldn't eat too much cake, so I bought a small one. The taste was very good, not greasy at all, and the color was also very pleasing. It must be food coloring, not natural coloring, which is a bit regrettable, but it doesn't matter if I eat it occasionally! I need to complain that the cake box is too wide and can't withstand shaking, so the cake inside easily falls over!

Taste: Delicious. I've always loved their English milk tea. It's hot with 30% sugar, sweet but not cloying. Absolutely delicious. Environment: Clean and tidy. Service: Excellent.

1. A chain bakery named to express the fact that bread tastes better at 85 degrees Celsius, and also celebrated its anniversary on August 5th. 2. The butter products aren't very good, but the bread is okay, though not as good as it was when it first opened. 3. They've now also launched breakfast.

85°C is a national chain bakery. Most of the businesses are good. The membership number and membership card are universal, which is very convenient. The taste is generally similar and good. The service attitude is a pity, and this one is no exception!

85°C had a special, with donuts for just 2.9 yuan each. The waiter quickly verified the code, and the donuts were all made that day, perfectly soft and chewy. One was more than enough, not too sweet, though the original price was a bit steep. They were all in stock when I went there at noon, and they were also having a promotion with other breads, where you could get a free drink or coffee with a purchase of bread.

It seems to be a brand from Taiwan. It was very popular when it first opened. There were so many people lining up and there were many new varieties of bread. Later, the market was opened up and there was more competition. The store is not as popular as before, but there are still many.