In a nutshell, it’s a dimly lit, classical music themed cafe serving fancy drip coffee. The staff were an old couple who were nice and apparently the cafe had been open since 1981. The ambience is very dark which I liked. I think the classical music was a bit too dramatic, almost cinematic. I would tone it down a bit. The coffee was fine but a little expensive, prices were about 7 to 8 thousand a cup. It was only drip coffee they served, no espresso unfortunately. The most frustrating part was the WiFi password. I tried it multiple times but it wouldn’t work, it took one of the guests trying for a while to finally get it to work. It was written poorly and was too long a D complicated. Type out the password, and make it simple. Or better yet, show a QR code to access the WiFi. The decor felt very dated and old fashioned which some might find charming. I’m not a fan of the table cloths. If classical music is your bag, you might enjoy this place. But I was in a bad mood the whole times. Overpriced, weird decor, funky WiFi password. SKIP.