/flow/ - .flow

I always viewed the drink as tea. Black tea, because the bar/cafe has a distinctive western atmosphere, and green tea is seldom served in cafes in the western world.

I never thought about what the Kaibutsu drinks.

I think the drink is vodka because it appears to be clear.

i think the drink is wine and the cake is chocolate.
the drinks look red to me and iirc the cake is brownish? that's why i guess

I always thought you were served coffee with cheescake.

>>1229

As far as I know, wine is rarely served with confectionery.

SOYLENT CAKE IS PEOPLE!!!1!

Also yeah. I think the drink is vodka.

Strangely enough I think there's human meat in the cake, but not in a creepy way. It's a dream and dreams are weird - there's no hidden meaning behind that or anything.

But that's just my opinion.

It's written on the Wiki that it is Tea. (Don't forget that "lol", and .flow is japanese.)

inb4 cheesecake.

>>1237

That's the most beautiful cheesecake
I have ever seen.

ive noticed that eating cute-looking sweets, like strawberry cake, with tea or coffee is a fairly popular thing among japanese culture

may be related to how the british used to have cookies or cake with their own tea, i've also noticed japan's fond of old timey english stuff

more or less, it's probably a "kawaii" thing in the same category as lolita street fashion and such.

pic related, this is what i mean. so it could be a cute little cake and tea.

tl;dr its coffe/tea and a cake of some sort, but they also serve alcohol. i bet they serve steak too. shit, its a goddamn dream, they could serve whale blubber for all sabi even cares.

It sounds a lot more realistic for the drink to be tea, and it probably is, but I always thought of it as soda. I just have a hard time viewing all of the little bobble headed characters as being mature enough for something like tea. :P

I always thought that The Sugar hole served many different drinks and types of cakes, as most cafes do.