". Cafe Löwenzahn Tanpopo The SUV has been prepared for 4 days and is now better than at delivery. I hope ER is convinced. At least I was invited to negotiate the sales price for Cafe Löwenzahn in Mailingerstraße. Café Löwenzahn? A Café Löwenzahn is not found in the Mailingerstraße, called Tanpopo. Means in German as much as lion tooth or **** blossom. The name suggests that the start for the owner was anything but simple, although it was awarded the Bavarian State Prize for Special Services. Tanpopo dandelion stands in Japanese for strength, for stamina. There are tables inside and outside. Outside you sit very close to the street. 3 steps lead to the entrance door. Unfortunately, there is no accessibility. And parking? What parking spaces? Here there are espresso, coffee, cakes, marzipan figures, packaged gifts, soups, tar, quiche, milk drink, tea, magazines and much more. Tarte: . This is nothing but grape vinegar, without the addition of salt or sugar. So Tarte is tasteless. The supplement varies sweet or sweet. Melonpan: . This is a sweet yeast cake. Also called melon bread. In fact, however, it is very rare to melon in it, but syrup. What dominates here are baked goods and milk drinks, with Matcha (founded powder). My counterpart ordered a Matcha Latte. I'm not so excited about Matcha in the drink and the bakery. Matcha quickly oxidizes in the air and loses quality. And among us, if Matcha Latte, then only at Café Relax (in Düsseldorf). Schleck! By the way, the taste of Matcha umami is called. And I don't throw it here! I'm distracted for the sales negotiations. Nevertheless, I feel legitimate to suspect that here, as usual, the so-called "Koch-Matcha", "Matcha for Cooking" or "Income-Matcha" was used. Because the Matcha, at my home (direct import), tastes slightly different. Anyway, the fact is that Matcha has long been an integral part of Japanese cuisine. Matcha is available in Japanese cuisine in milk mix or fruit juice drinks, yogurt, ice cream, chocolate. Matcha also comes in Sorbets, Macarons, Cookies, Brownies. Negotiations are hungry. Here's a lunch table. What is offered? Well, for example, quiche. (3,20 euros without and 6,20 euros with surcharge). For example, a spinach bag costs 2 euros. Quiche is available at noon. Everything made and delicious in taste. Quiche is also available in a vegetarian version. Supi is the soup here and also the salad. The offer is excellent for a café. I'm thrilled. As with the horns, French bakery is also offered. In 1845 the quiche was derived from the word kichel or cuddly. It corresponds to the German word "Kuchen" or "Küchlein". In Luxembourg there are kichelchen. The quiches are baked in round tar shapes. They're Tartelettes. The espresso is not my fault. But the coffee is rich in bodies, pleasant and aromatic in finish. Could be coffee from Danesie. This has been a traditional roasting company from Italy since 1903. Danesiekaffee can also be bought in the internet shop. I think the coffee is served without sugar. And there are no sugar cans at the tables. I like that, the sugar falsifies the coffee taste. Of course you can ask, and then you get sugar handed out, piece by piece. Here's tea too. But I can't say much about it because I just drank coffee. And if I don't do anything, there's no customer toilet here. But it is expressly reserved for errors. What is offered here are drinks, bakery and food. It made the process pleasant."
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