Name: Share Cake
Address: No.195 Jishan Street, Ruifang District, New Taipei, New Taipei City
Telephone: +886224971696
Rating: 4.5

This shop is perfect for afternoon tea. The environment is very fresh and elegant. You can order a pot of black tea and a portion of the shop&#39;s signature Japanese sweets as a snack. This combination is perfect.

这家店挺适合吃下午茶来这边的，环境非常清新雅致，然后点上一壶红茶，再点上一份店里面的招牌的和果子作为点心，这样的搭配再完美不过了。

这个地方的点心和茶水都很好的。

The dim sum and tea at this place are very good.

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