The Kays

I liked the cafe's view and interior, though that's just personal taste. Since it was May, there didn't seem to be any bugs, and the outdoor tables had a great atmosphere. Hosu Mong is well worth a visit. The coffee was average as usual, and parking is conveniently right in front of the store. I stopped by again the next day before heading home after a pension stay.

The lake view is there from any seat, with both indoor and outdoor seating. There's a dome-style building and a courtyard set up for tea, and the cafe has a pleasant atmosphere. The drinks are a bit bland, and the bakery prices are high.

The lake view was amazing, and the cafe is small with a lovely outlook. I sat outside for a while, but wasps were buzzing around, and the chairs were uncomfortable. The coffee was just okay.

The view is nice, but the outdoor area was dirty enough that I didn't want to sit on the chairs. For indoor seating, you're meant to remove your shoes, though there's no clear boundary, so some people walk up the stairs in shoes while others take them off. The drinks stand out mostly for their unusual bottles. The Americano is weak, and the vanilla latte tastes like syrup and nothing else.