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2021-09-19
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With all the new cafes opening up recently, this one is a bit different as it's part of an art gallery. ArtBrewz is two floors. The bottom being a cafe and the top floor being an art gallery. The exhibitions will change on a regular basis. Their current exhibition is with Japanese artist Keigo.Outside the buidling, you'll see one of Keigo's characters.Inside you'll find another character along with a few pieces of his art work on the wall. However, the rest of the exhibition and the gift shop i
Outside the buidling, you'll see one of Keigo's characters.
Inside you'll find another character along with a few pieces of his art work on the wall. However, the rest of the exhibition and the gift shop is viewable by purchasing a ticket. There is a person there to help you purchase tickets and there are various plans. Some include just the exhibition while some include exhibition and a meal at the cafe.
They sell coffee beans and cold brew with characters from the exhibition.
The cafe itself also has a limited time theme menu featuring Keigo's characters. They have a coffee and hot item for $150 but there is a discount if you follow their promotion.
They also serve other themed food items as well.
I decided to follow the promotional deal and ordered a cappuccino and the Hulu Hoopurger. They will give you a pager for food pick up when it's ready.
For the drink, you can choose any character. I chose Sloth the Slowest because it was a lazy kind of day. I'm unsure why they sprinkled the design in red. The coffee itself was ok. A bit weak with lots of foam. I think half my coffee was foam.
The Hulu Hoopurger arrived and yeah ... it was hilarious. Just like Keigo's drawings. There was a grilled pineapple, hashbrown, tomato and lettuce (though the menu said kale) on a brioche bun with the character's face on it. The body was just a piece of paper. Not sure why they substituted a hashbrown for an actual burger patty as the character was a cheeseburger (oh! The cheese is also missing!). But it was still adorable. The sad part was the food was average. The bun was ok but the rest of the items were just average tasting. Nothing to really wow you. But at least it looked cute.
The food and coffee weren't that good. The service was excellent though as the staff helped me work out how to pay. It is popular as many came to view the exhibition and eat afterwards. I wonder if the cafe will also do themed menus after this one is over? I guess I'll jsut have to keep an eye out.
张贴
