A Coffee Break at Coffee Project in Gran Europa

Hello, coffee lovers of Cinnamon Cup of Coffee! I am so excited to be back and writing my piece. The past few months have been quite busy for me, and I have found it difficult to focus on writing. However, I want to share my coffee experience from yesterday at a café I hadn't visited in a long time.

I was thrilled to finally step inside this café called "Coffee Project", located in the heart of Gran Europa. I'd always noticed this cafe downtown, but I had passed by it a few times during the week, always too busy to stop.

Before entering, the facade appeared both solemn and welcoming. As soon as I opened the door and stepped inside, I was greeted by soft jazz music and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. I was captivated by the exquisite interior design. It was modern yet cozy—wooden tables, plants everywhere, a bicycle hanging from the wall. The ceiling was made of glass, allowing me to see the withered leaves.

After coming from a site tour of Camella model house units, I took a seat inside to escape the heat and humidity. I settled down for a while to regain my composure while observing the place. I was particularly impressed by the bookshelves and noticed a table in the corner with a wall sign that reads "Every cup tells a story."

I love the owner of this café; they make the shop feel very homey and inviting for you to stay longer.

I am ready to place my order. I approached the cashier and decided to order a Vietnamese latte since it's almost lunchtime. After checking their menu, I noticed they didn't offer lunch meals, so I opted for their "Continental Breakfast." Normally, I eat my breakfast with rice, but this time I wanted to try something different. There was an issue with their register, so I haven't paid my bill yet. They informed me to wait at my table, and they would serve my order later.

Look at the coffee beans, they look beautiful, each one holding a story of its own.

This little figurine sits in quiet charm on the coffee cup beside the register.

As I waited, I observed the steady rhythm of the café—the hiss of the espresso machine, the gentle clinking of cups, and the occasional laughter and conversations from a nearby table. I stood up and wandered around the café, taking a moment to appreciate the decor inside.

They have a cozy sofa that's just like the one in your own home! You can relax here and enjoy the comfort, just like you would in your living room.

This counter table with a corkboard on top resembles a kids' corner. They can write or draw anything they feel. I believe they have their own thoughts. Just look at what the kids wrote.

I returned to my table, and when my order arrived, I took my first sip. It was perfect—sweet, smooth, and strong enough to awaken my senses with a hint of cinnamon powder on top. It was perfect at the moment.

Next, my continental breakfast came out. It was a huge portion, and I wasn't sure if I could finish it all. But I gave it a try. The breakfast included crispy bacon, a serving of scrambled eggs, one sausage, two toasted sandwiches, and torn pieces of an entire hotcake, along with some syrup on the side. However, since the table was too low, I needed to move to another table.

But then again, the aircon is too cold. I look for another table.

At last, I am settled in and enjoying my meal while sipping my coffee.

Sitting there and watching people walk by, I felt an unexpected sense of calm. I didn't feel anxious; it was as if nobody was there to judge me. It was a chance to be on my own. I stayed there for about five hours, just sitting. It wasn't just the coffee that drew me in; it was the atmosphere, the warmth, and the simple joy of discovering something new.

By the time I finished, I knew I had found my new favorite spot—a little corner of peace in the middle of a busy city.

After my coffee experience, I went out and I won't forget this coffee shop. It was truly delightful.

This is me again! Thank you for reading, and I look forward to sharing more of my coffee adventures with you. Love lots! Mwah!

All photos are mine.
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