This unique Shanghai coffee shop operates out of a small singular hole in a wall and uses a furry bear claw prop to hand customers their orders.

The video, filmed on December 3, shows customers queuing up to order coffee and taking pictures with the bear claw serving coffee out from a hole in the wall.

According to reports, the coffee shop named Hinichijou is a public welfare program which aims to provide jobs for people with disabilities. The barista in the shop is a deaf and dumb and the employee serving coffee with a bear-claw on his hand suffers facial burns.

Customers can scan QR code hanging on the wall to get the menu and order on their phones.

The coffee is handed out from a hole on the wall by a hand covered by a bear claw glove. It also interacts with customers sometimes by sending out roses.

The founder said that they wanted to offer more job opportunities to the disabled.

12月3日摄，上海有家“熊爪”咖啡馆，店员通过“熊爪”将咖啡从“洞口”递出，顾客还可以与“熊爪”互动。这家店里，咖啡师是聋哑人，用熊爪递咖啡的店员是面部烧伤者。咖啡店创始人说，希望通过开办这样的店，给残障人士提供更多的就业机会。