Domestic cafes generally prefer bright, literary and artistic cafes with terraces, sunshine, corridors and wooden tables and chairs, while this Chao shop-style cafe in Germany has neither bright snow-white walls nor low-singing music. even the extensive use of reflective tiles, with the same sense of nightclub.
As can be seen from the picture, the German Chao store features bright black tones and combines art galleries and toy stores, but the style does not lose points as the color darkens.
TOYKIO Cafe, located in D ü sseldorf, Germany, is currently the largest gathering place for Japanese in Europe, so TOYKIO also has a strong Japanese style.
The locals in Dusseldorf joked: "the most famous people in Dusseldorf are the Japanese!" There are authentic Japanese restaurants and even comic shops everywhere on the road, so it is not so strange that there is such a strong Japanese-style coffee shop here.
The first floor is for coffee shops and toy stores, as well as selling clothing and goods of various trendy brands.)
It can be seen that the coffee shop area and display cabinets are based on black brick surfaces to set off a variety of brightly colored goods, while the chairs are matched with tin metal chairs with the same colorful bright surface as candy.
Downstairs is the part of the art gallery, hanging a lot of works of art for sale, but the prices are not cheap.)
The coffee is said to be delicious, and there are many Japanese dolls in the store, because the dolls have no national boundaries and everyone can like them. in addition, German girls dressed up in Japanese often come to spend money, and some Germans can even talk to the shop assistant directly in Japanese. In this coffee shop, the two different cultures obviously live in harmony, and we must go to Dusseldorf to experience the German customs of mixed race.
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