How about Tarotak in Wuxi? Are there any interesting places?

Tarotak is a very common chain store of milk tea drinks in Wuxi. I used to drink more milk tea from COCO, but I only went to Tarotak occasionally in summer because I loved their mango Mount Fuji. I bought a cup of milk tea when I was wandering around Huishan Wanda before, and the taste was very general. After that, I basically didn't buy anything at Tarotak's house. This time, when I went to the vicinity of Jiangda to get glasses, I happened to see Tarossi in rows of neat log cabin-shaped storefronts. Except this one, I bought this milk tea without seeing other well-known chain milk tea drinks shops. I actually like Tarotak's tone. Green. Signboards and storefront decoration styles are the same. It looks fresh. The label of milk tea is more interesting. It is printed with ID number, pedigree, connotation, temperature, sweetness and date of birth. Generally, the size, price, product name and production date of this cup of milk tea will be indicated, and all information, such as sugar and temperature, will be marked in detail. Tarotak, an anthropomorphic little feature, is actually quite q, and the counter of this store accounts for about half of the area. In addition, the other half seems to be a waiting area and a rest area, with tables and chairs. Business seems good. Probably because of the holiday, I saw that only one MM was busy at the counter. She was responsible for ordering food and making milk tea, so it seemed a little busy and slow. I ordered the simplest bubble tea. Very sexy. Then I was a little surprised to find that the bubble tea made by this family was actually quite delicious. It seems that the level of tea making in each family is still different.

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