What are the characteristics of bear claw coffee shop?

Bear claw coffee shop is characterized by "no counter, scanning code to order food, and bear claw to deliver coffee".

It is reported that at the beginning of 65438+February last year, a bear claw coffee was opened on Yongkang Road in Shanghai, which warmed the whole city. The bear's paw is cute, the barista in the shop is deaf and dumb, and the cafe soon became a fire. 65438123 October, Zhao Xiong opened a new store in Pudong, and specially increased the children's fun cave and take-away business.

The new store took more than a month from preparation to official opening, during which it received goodwill from many parties. Wang Haiqing, the founder of Bear Claw Coffee, believes that this goodwill is mutual, and "Bear Claw", disabled units and consumers are all transmitting warmth and emotion to each other.

Extended data:

The disabled employees of Bear Claw Coffee Shop account for half.

The full name of Bear Claw Coffee Shop is "HINICHIJOU Bear Claw Coffee". The English characters are pronounced in Japanese and translated into "non-daily" in Chinese, which represents the concept of this shop: "Every day of normal people is non-daily for the disabled; This is not abnormal, but another daily life of disabled people in a parallel world. "

Wang Haiqing introduced that the biggest feature of Bear Claw Coffee Shop may not be Bear Claw, but "adapting to the disabled", which really makes the work of the disabled "normal". She explained that the original intention of Zhao Xiong Coffee Shop was to "adapt to the disabled", from decoration and ordering process to quality control and supply chain management.

"I have visited many companies that employ disabled people, but their proportion has never been mentioned. The biggest problem is that they have not adapted to the disabled. " Wang Haiqing said that it is not cost-effective for enterprises to set up special workflow for the disabled. At present, there are more than ten disabled employees recruited by Bear Claw Coffee, which can account for half of the total, thanks to "adaptation" to some extent.