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18 July 2003
Korea Life Blog - Coffee Machines
Coffee machines are popular in Korea. The coffee is very strong. It comes in small paper cups. These machines are everywhere, and a cup only costs about 300-400 won, or about 25-30 cents, for a cup with cream and sugar. It's strong and can make for a quick pick-me-up.
A typical coffee machine. I'm not sure what all the choices are. The button all the way to the last is always "milk coffee" and has cream and sugar in it.
Why not have some coffee and make a phone call or two? You can tell them about how awful it tastes.