张三疯猫式奶茶&杂货铺(三友店)

Although I have been in Xiamen for a long time, I rarely check in at this popular online store. It is very famous, but I always feel that it is crowded and I don't like to queue. This is also because I bought a drink while waiting for my friend. The overall feeling is okay. Almost all of them are tourists from other places. The speed of production is very fast! In addition to drinks, the store also displays other specialties for purchase.

Zhang San Feng Milk Tea Shop has been renovated into a four-story building. They sell milk tea downstairs, while the upper floors are open for leisure and relaxation. I especially love the cat bed, where you can sit or lie down whenever you want. It's so comfortable and stylish!

You must check in when you go to Gulangyu Island. This time I brought my parents with me. We originally went there for the cats, but unfortunately we didn’t see any cats this time. However, the milk tea was still delicious. I bought a lot of milk tea as souvenirs.

I didn't expect that at my age, I'd still be able to catch up on the latest trends and visit a famous internet-famous shop on Gulangyu Island. Zhang Sanfeng is a cat on Gulangyu Island. With his chubby belly, he runs a famous milk tea shop, attracting tourists from all over. Zhang Sanfeng is a milk tea shop, a small one. Among the numerous coffee and milk tea shops scattered across Gulangyu Island, Zhang Sanfeng is arguably the most famous. Besides the owner's "sickly" fat cat named "Zhang Sanfeng," there's also a cabinet full of guestbooks and walls covered in notes. Everyone there packs up their feelings, deposits them, and packs up to start anew. Internet-famous shops are generally like this. Their fame inspires followers. They visit, leave notes, and the walls of notes attract even more visitors... and the cycle repeats itself. All you need is an idea, a beginning, and a story. The milk tea shop is named after a cat and has nothing to do with Tai Chi master Zhang Sanfeng. At the entrance, there's an introduction to "Zhang Sanfeng," which reads: "Zhang Sanfeng is a cat living on Gulangyu Island. He was free and wild as a child, but as an adult, he became as profound as Tony Leung Chiu-wai. As an adult, Zhang Sanfeng often had affairs with other men, eloping for days on Gulangyu Island with a dog from the next door hostel. If it weren't for the sea, they would have wandered the world long ago." Since it's an internet sensation, the price has to live up to its reputation. As for the taste, it's a matter of personal preference. I personally don't like the milk tea very much, so I won't comment. However, the merchandise is well designed and worth buying as a gift.

[Environment] It's a small, stand-alone building. While the hallways are a bit cramped, it's generally comfortable. This floor plan has been adopted by some Heytea stores in Shenzhen, and it's quite good. The rooftop terrace, in particular, offers sweeping views of Longtou Road and breathtaking scenery. [Chocolate Ice Cream] The ice cream is rich, smooth, and perfectly textured, with excellent ingredients. [Signature European Milk Tea] I can't say enough about it, but it's delicious. [Service] The service was average.

Zhang San Feng European Milk Tea Shop is one of the first internet-famous shops on Gulangyu Island in Xiamen. Zhang San Feng is a homophone of Zhang San Feng, the name of the Wudang sect, so it's intriguing when you first see it. The milk tea at Zhang San Feng European Milk Tea Shop has received mixed reviews, but I think it's quite good. It contains red beans and konjac, and at 20 yuan per cup, it's not too expensive, considering many milk tea shops are priced similarly these days. There's also a souvenir section next to the shop, selling all sorts of Zhang San Feng merchandise, which makes great gifts.

The first place we visited was "Zhang Sanfeng's European Milk Tea Shop." There were a bunch of small cards next to the checkout counter, explaining Zhang Sanfeng's story: "Zhang Sanfeng is a cat living on Gulangyu Island in Xiamen. He loves freedom. He was very thin when he was young, but he grew up to be quite profound. As he grew up, he often had romantic encounters, occasionally eloping with the dog from the hostel next door on Gulangyu Island for a few days. If it weren't for the sea, they would have wandered the world long ago." Regardless of what others think, seeing this paragraph really touched my heart. The "Shop Rules: Three Don'ts and One No" posted on the wall was also particularly interesting. I ordered a classic European milk tea, and it lived up to its reputation.