(CLOSED) Simplylife Café Bakery
By Nowshenzhen · August 31, 2021 · 1 min read · 👁 2,697 views

A good place to enjoy leisure time
Simply Life Café Bakery is a great find, tucked away in the MIXC shopping mall. Since its opening from 8th, December, 2010, though not an official announcements for the launch of Simply Life Café Bakery (shenzhen), continually growing number of customers made us believe it’s so popular here in Shenzhen, China.
The most attractive point is they served at really reasonable prices. The menu has simple dishes from salad to burger to risotto. In the opening period, 6 RMB for each bread & 8 RMB for a cup of coffee which could refilled. By the way, the strawberry pies were always sold out, are you fast enough?
Simply Life is highly recommended, well worth the effort to have a try before it has to expand to accommodate the growing hoards of fans, all after good food and the luxury of what is after all the “simple life”.
Simply Life Café Bakery=not only coffee + Bread, Love simple life, love Simply Life.
Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday 10:00-22:00 Friday-Saturday 10:00-22:30Place Description (Chinese/中文): 以新鲜烘培面包为主题的欧陆餐厅,主打即制汉堡包及意大利面,设有开放式厨房,酸奶冰淇淋吧及户外座位。
Address & Contact
- Chinese and Pinyin Name: 星美乐
- Place Address (English/Pinyin): 1881 Shennan Road The MIXC, Shenzhen (near the Grand Hyatt) 罗湖区深南中路1881号万象城内(近深圳君悦大酒店)
- Website: Simplylife Café Bakery ‘s Website
- Place Phone: +86 (755) 2221 1782
Resources and Reviews: Simply Life Café Bakery blog










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