French toast

French toast is an 8 year old coffee shop built in Panampilly Nagar, Kochi.
Today I reached there by around 11 am for a cup of tea. I ordered the English breakfast tea. 
I noticed that they bring a cup of warm water along with a tea bag in a packet. 
Overall experience was good.
Entrance to French toast

The way the tea was bought 

Menu of French toast 

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