%Arabica was one of the most talked about cafes in Shanghai at the beginning of 2018, and the store was full of people who came to visit the store every day. % Arabica originated in Hong Kong, and in 2014, it began to be centered in Kyoto, Japan, and its popularity has radiated to the world. China currently has % Arabica outlets in Hong Kong and Shanghai.

% Arabica has its own coffee farm in Hawaii, where all of its coffee beans come from. Hawaii is as famous as a coffee-producing region as much as its tourism, and Hawaii's Kona coffee is one of the most expensive coffees in the world, alongside Jamaica's Blue Mountains. The coffee grown in Hawaii is fresh and clean, and the aroma of red wine is pleasant, especially in the United States and Japan. % Arabica has completed the entire process from coffee planting, roasting to coffee production on its own, and the product is quite stable. The coffee beans in the Shanghai store are finished in the roasting area of the store, and the freshness is guaranteed.

% Arabica sells a very small variety of coffees, with only five coffee drinks in Shanghai: Espresso, Macchiato, Latte, Americano and Brazilian Latte. There are two options for coffee beans, comprehensive beans and single beans, comprehensive beans have a strong nutty and chocolate flavor, and the fruit flavor tone and fruit acid of single beans are more obvious. Drinks are available in short and tall cups, with unit prices ranging from 25 to 50 yuan, and only take-out paper cups are available. Except for drinks, meals are not served.

% Arabica's shop décor is designed in a minimalist style, with white walls, greenery, wood-coloured tables and chairs forming the main color and all elements of the café. % Arabica Shanghai Store is located on Wukang Road, a place of literature and art, and the store is integrated with the surrounding architecture and environment. Umbrellas, backpacks, and other goods are available for sale in the store. The brand logo "%" can be seen everywhere and has become an indispensable element for taking photos in the store.