It features three coffee bars with different brewing methods.

Similar to the copper cask at the Roastery in Seattle, the new location has a two-story 40-ton copper cask that’s connected with pneumatic copper piping to the three bars so it can replenish the beans.

The silo is covered with 1,000 engraved Chinese stamps that narrate the Starbucks story.

The space also features Teavana tea.

Among the unique design features is a ceiling made of 10,000 hexagonal tiles inspired by the tool that locks a shot into an espresso machine.

The first Princi bakery in Asia, featuring more than 80 items baked on-site, is located in the space.

Customers can point their phones at various features in the Roastery to get more information on Starbucks via an augmented reality tour guide. Designed by Starbucks and powered by Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba, the guide is gamified, allowing guests to unlock badges and a Roastery filter.