Akiko (my older sister) and I went to a cafe
in Kichijoji.
There, I had Dutch Coffee on the rocks.
(That was how it was written on the menu)
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Isn’t the water drip coffee machine beautiful??
(The first photo on top)
The presentation was lovely as well.
I loved the design of the saucer.
The taste was pretty wonderful too.
It was so much thicker than regular iced coffee.
It was sweet without any sugar or cream as well.
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I love the act of drinking coffee
but I am not THAT picky about what coffee to drink.
I know when I don’t like it,
but when the coffee is average or above, I am not very picky.
But anyways,
I think Dutch coffee is my favorite now.
I will have to see where else serves it in Tokyo.
…and I wonder if 800yen (about 8 bucks) is normal price for
water drip coffee in Japan.
A little bit too pricey for me to drink everyday.
So, I guess it will be a treat that I get once in a while.
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Leonardo, here is another reason
why you got to come visit Tokyo!!
Dutch coffee is waiting for you.
..and have you found a place where you could have
water drip coffee in Seattle??
Bewitched 