Louisa Coffee 路易．莎咖啡(天母忠誠門市)

Other branches in Taipei City have 3% sugar and 7% sugar. This store only has half sugar and full sugar. When ordering, the bar clerk and the counter staff are still whispering, why do you want 7% sugar and 3% sugar? Very loud and very poor service

A few days ago, I saw a woman in Loyal Louisa who was super substandard. She asked the clerk to make a takeout while holding a thermos and asked for a garland. The clerk politely replied that because your cup is too small, it is not easy to garland. At this time, the noble woman took out a 7-11 paper cup and asked the clerk to change the take-out cup and still asked for the garland. The clerk also drew the flower according to the customer’s instructions, but said that because this is also a paper cup, the 2 yuan cannot be refunded, and the woman is very unhappy. I kept thinking about it, but the clerk finally refunded him 2 yuan. I was just dumbfounded. Is the 2 yuan bad for coffee every day? I hope this kind of customers can be reasonable and don't be greedy for petty gains and insist on pretending to be environmentally friendly or embarrassing the clerk. The service industry has been working hard, we have to face different Tianlong people every day, come on~

Not environmentally friendly Always use take-out cups for internal use And the last garbage has not been sorted Put all plastic cup lid boxes that should be recycled in one bag

The air in this shop is very poor The smell is very strong, I don't dare to use it... Even if the epidemic slows down, mugs can be used for internal use, but almost 90% of the people who use it for internal use use take-out cups, and the environmental protection concept of reuse needs to be improved! Just witnessed the clerk making things difficult for customers: Customer brings Louisa's mug for takeaway According to the female shop assistant (Kuo in English): Even if it is Louisa's cup, the company stipulates that it cannot be refunded because it is a paper cup! Personally, I am more curious: Does the country or Louisa have such regulations, paper cups are not eligible for reuse, so there is no discount for take-out cups? If there is such a specification, it should be clearly announced in a conspicuous place for both parties to abide by. If there is no such specification, or there is a specification, but it is just not announced, there is really no other reason to think of it except maliciously making things difficult?

Order less ice and sugar-free raw coconut American Resulted in a full glass of ice Later, I ran to respond, and the clerk just took some ice cubes and said that I am not satisfied with the cup (as shown in the picture), and I will order the ice directly next time. I can understand that the glass is not full, but why give a full glass of ice in the first place? And the raw coconut from other stores has been poured into the blender and blended, but there is none here. Every Louisa store seems to have different practices for the same product?

Afternoon tea time is full of people, there are long queues for drinks, and the main cashier is always polite while waiting