[咖啡店與茶館] Coffee Talk people, where

Look4chrisng

Hey,Let's have some coffee talk.

  
Just wondering where people got their beans?
How do you like your coffee?
How far along is you latte art?

I used to get my coffee beans at JJ Beans, now I like to go to WE coffee or Republica.

http://republicaroasters.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=9
http://www.wecoffeeroaster.com/

blowfish

i am partial to a good cup of hk milk tea, may place can imitate few are real experts.
" imitation is the sincerest form of flattery"

blowfish

kind of mutual exclusive
hk style cafe rarely appeal to the to real coffee aficionados.
And a real coffee cafe may find carry HK/ chinese pastries lowering their standards.
your only answer maybe go to a food court buy your high test coffee for 1 shop and pastry from another. IE parker place we have pine house bakery and 1 or 2 place for coffee connoisseurs.

I enjoy coffee but not an expert.  Not more than 3 cups in regular office hours.
I love to chat with ...
AAC 發表於 2013-11-18 22:16

sheep

Only today, one day special
Kicking Horse coffee,10.99, original is 15.99
limited 4

布小熊

Just found out London Drugs is clearing Peet's Coffee in whole beans for $10 a bag. The roasting dat ...
pkphilip 發表於 2013-12-1 12:32 AM

Peet's roast is usually darker. May be good with Moka or espresso machine.

pkphilip

Just found out London Drugs is clearing Peet's Coffee in whole beans for $10 a bag. The roasting date is 10/10/2013, so out of my surprise it's so cheap.

I will try them tomorrow and see how good it is for pour over and french press.

Philip

Catpiano

I quite like the beans from La Cuisson, very good quality and fresh, fair price too, they sell cat poo and blue mountain.

They also sell Ice Drip Coffee Machine, good for lazy people want great ice coffee...

布小熊

OK, if those Chinese pastry along with main stream banana bread, cheese cake, brownie are added to t ...
AAC 發表於 2013-11-21 10:04 AM

I don't know. It's up to cafe owners to bring whatever kind of pastry in.

AAC

OK, if those Chinese pastry along with main stream banana bread, cheese cake, brownie are added to the coffee shop menu, will it be welcomed ?

布小熊

I enjoy coffee but not an expert.  Not more than 3 cups in regular office hours.
I love to chat with ...
AAC 發表於 2013-11-18 10:16 PM

I think those are Hong Kong style pastry. I don't know any coffee shop serving that.
Currently no local roaster that I know of serves Chinese/Hong Kong pastry.
There may be some that have Taiwanese style western pastry/dessert (Kerrisdale).
But I am not sure.