Guilin

YUMI is more of a bakery than a café. It is located in the central area, ideal for a break when walking around the city. Their red velvet cake, mille-feuille and bubble tea are must-try.

The café is hidden inside a traditional Chinese yard on the Xi Jie, Yangshuo. The ambiance of the place makes it appear as if time stands still within its walls. The passion fruit cheesecake is a must-try.

This small café is surrounded by flowers and is famous for its fruit and flower tea. They even took it a step further and created their signature cup - the osmanthus latte, which is made with osmanthus flower water and thus has a refreshing scent. This is a combination that one simply cannot find anywhere else.

T Cafe is currently a hit on Chinese social media. The minimalist style of its decor has attracted a lot of visitors. The desserts and drinks in the café are also beautiful and full of colour, such as the famous rainbow cake.

Bubble milk tea is undoubtedly the most popular drink in China and you can normally find a milk tea store on nearly every corner. Seven years provides customized milk tea. You can take a pic from various kinds of ingredients of your preference for tea, milk and toppings (boba, tapioca, coconut, oats and more), the taro balls being the most ordered.