This DIY bakery can teach you three things about the Chinese hospitality market

Yakafu is a DIY bakery – that is, a spot where people can buy ready-made bread and pastries on the ground floor, along with a do-it-yourself area on the first floor where visitors can learn how to make them on their own. The space, designed by Sha
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