Karl Fazer Cafe Review

On the second day in Helsinki, I was tired from shopping with my friends, so I found this century-old Fazer store to have afternoon tea. It is really popular and the place is almost always full during tea time!

I had heard that there was a chocolate manufacturing process restaurant here, so I came here specially to visit. However, when I arrived, I found that there was actually no such restaurant. It was just a restaurant. The cakes were very tempting. They also sell Karl Fazer chocolate in bulk. You can try different flavors first and then decide what to buy back home.

I had desserts at the national chocolate fazer's shop, raspberry chocolate cake, salmon tapas, banana peanut cake. The third one was like a Snickers bar, it was not tasty, so I bought a bunch of chocolate and candy.

Quietly sipping a cup of coffee is a great feeling ^_^

After shopping with friends, I found this century-old Fazer store for afternoon tea. It is very popular and almost full during afternoon tea time. The restaurant is divided into a retail area and a freshly made ordering area. The retail area is filled with a variety of Fazer chocolates and candies, which are much more than those in supermarkets. There are also limited chocolates in cooperation with Finland's famous elf MOOMIN. The exquisite packaging is especially suitable for buying back home as souvenirs! The delicious cakes and breads in the ordering area are really tempting, but it's a pity that I was too full after lunch, otherwise I would definitely buy salmon hot spring egg bread. The lady who took the order was very cute. Since there were only small cups of milkshakes at the counter, we asked if we could make a large cup. The lady said "Yes Yes Yes!!!" three times in a row and immediately poured two small cups into the large cup and handed it to us hahaha! In addition, a piece of Fazer classic milk chocolate will be given for ordering coffee drinks, which is also very considerate! By the way, the restaurant's bathroom is all dyson from the faucet to the hand dryer. The daily life of the Nordic people is really sour hahaha!