The interior of Totoro Café is really adorable and modern. I could tell that some furniture and items were from IKEA (the giant cups had IKEA labels), but the colorful paintings, pillows, and furniture gave the place a youthful atmosphere. I ordered a hot honey chrysanthemum tea and tomato and cheese Chinese crepe, and my friend ordered black sesame toast and a cold tea (forgot what flavor). They used real chrysanthemum tea but cheap honey, but I didn't dislike it. The Chinese-styled crepe wasn't too bad either; the cheese and tomato flavors were balanced, and it looked pretty simple to make. As for the toast, the worker had to go to the freezer to get the toast -__- not a big fan of frozen food, but it was okay.
After our long stay at Totoro, we took off to True's Tea. The service took forever, but I wasn't that disappointed. I ordered a cold winter melon red tea and fried tofu. I usually like my tea hot because I find it more fragrant and tasteful, but the waitress just didn't get my order right -__- oh well. I liked the fried tofu too - although it was too spicy for me (I love spicy food, my tolerance is meh), they somehow made the tofu quite juicy.
Totoro Café: 2140-8391 Alexandra Rd, Richmond BC V6X 3W5True's Tea: 8400 Alexandra Road Unit 1 Richmond, BC V6X 1C3
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