Lady 7 claims to have the most perfect proportions of mille-feuille in Shenzhen, each mille-feuille is 6cm high, and each layer of pie crust is as thin as 1mm. But the actual taste is smacking, the cream has no aroma, fishy, greasy and stuck in the throat, which is very different from other cake shops that also use French Tower cream; The crust is so hard that it can't be cut smoothly with the side of a fork, and it is even more firm in the mouth, and it is uncompromising under the ravages of teeth, and it must be chewed vigorously to swallow it. The only thing worth praising is that the egg aroma is prominent, but for the taste that seems to chew plastic, it is also powerless. Among several flavors, Earl Grey mille-feuille is slightly refreshing, and the appearance is also the highest, if you must place an order in the store, this is a slightly swallowable choice.

The non-mille-feuille products are also difficult to describe, the red velvet has a rough taste, only a faint sweetness, and nothing else. Lady 7 is on par with a well-known mille-feuille cake shop in Hong Kong in terms of decoration and positioning, and is even suspected of plagiarism, but the most important product is far from the other party, which is a pity.

Lady 7 currently has three outlets, and all cakes are made by the main store of Happy Coast and delivered to the Excellence store and KK mall store, so diners will not be able to eat mille-feuille or other cakes at these two branches within two hours of opening each day; Every weekend at around 3 p.m., almost all the cakes are calculated, and if you want to have an afternoon tea at Lady 7, you can only pinch and wait for a very limited time. It should be noted that Lady 7 even has a low consumption even in the hall, and the average person needs to spend more than 30 yuan, otherwise a service fee of 30 yuan will be charged, but no matter in terms of adding water, closing, introducing food to guests, etc., Lady 7 has not come up with the due level of service, and the so-called service fee is more like charging admission tickets.