What is the best coffee shop in Asia?

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What is the best coffee shop in Asia?

Answer 1

Coffee shop? They got Starbucks in China; and even at the Great Wall. But they're not everywhere. Then they got this coffee shop called Xin Dao that's everywhere. But it's expensive. In China, expect to pay like $15 for a pot of coffee. I never go to coffee shops. Plus, some places have a surcharge if you sit for a long time. They add it to your bill.

Starbucks is almost always packed in China.

In China, they got KFC too, and they make a pretty decent iced coffee.

McDonald's has hot coffee too.

If you go to Hong Kong, go to McDonald's and they got a really nice coffee shop in there. Sort of half-eating place, half-coffee place. But those McDonald's are really packed most of the time.

If you really need to drink coffee, it's better if you bring it from home. Bring a little travel filter basket and some filters, and a can of coffee. Much cheaper and convenient that way.

Supermarkets sell canned, ready-to-drink coffee too - in the beverage aisle. Never tried those though.

Answer 2

Vietnam coffee is the best coffee in Asia. As for the coffee shop it depends on the location where you enjoy your cuppa. I like one at Vung Tau where the shop is on top the cliff overlooking the sea. The view is out of this world in the morning.

Answer 3

I live in South Korea, but travel to Japan 2 to 3 times a year. When I want a dependable cup of coffee...I go to Starbucks. We have Dunkin' Donuts as well...but it seems that some outlets do a better job then others. Starbucks seems to be consistently more dependable for quality, freshness of product, and service.

Answer 4

starbucks and UCC..... ueshima coffee company.......