85°C Bakery Cafe

Sealed with tape, is the sealer broken?

It's outrageous, obviously the online order is a 6-inch taro tiramisu cake, there are online photos, and the receipt proves that it is also a taro tiramisu cake for $440. What I brought back is only a taro cream cake? I even took a photo for the record... Is this a misnomer? Trickery? The online price is also po$420, and the bill is $440. But, when I cut the cake, I only see taro and circles of cream...?

Seeing this Christmas tree is really healing. Christmas is coming There are so many cute cakes~ I am drooling after seeing it? You can follow me if you like my activity~

The presentation is not very good, but there is no other bakery nearby, so I can only come here to buy it for work! It tastes good, but there is no freshness. I don't know if it was made on the same day. The attitude of the clerk is usually not very good. They don't say thank you or do you want to check out at all. I sincerely suggest that you should change to self-service payment to avoid getting angry.

I bought two Tiramisu Boston Pies. When the cash was settled, the clerk asked, "Do you want to pack the two together?" The answer was "Yes", and the clerk behind them quickly packed them. Leave the phone to the store first. When I came back to pick it up after eating Chinese food, I felt that the weight was wrong. I opened it on the spot and found that there was only a piece of cake. The clerk immediately said, "You only bought one at the time! You paid for one!" I took out the invoice to prove that it was indeed two pieces. The clerk said, "But this flavor is sold out. You can pick another one from the counter. Any flavor can be used, or you can refund the money." So confident, must be the guest's fault? Is it fun to ask the guests? The customer should accept it, "It doesn't matter if it's wrong, it's just a piece of cake, is there any difference in the taste? I'll give you the money back!" Don't your head and ears come to work together?