The one thing that makes A Twosome Place different from the other Korean cafe chains is their frappe and latte list. They have a handful of flavors that you are not able to find elsewhere. One that I find to be eye-cathcing is the ginseng frappe. Ginseng is an extremely popular eat in Korea, but never did I think the herb would be infused in a drink, especially in a chained coffee shop. I have yet to try it, but I am big fan of a Twosome Place, especially since it is available in most CGV theaters. It definitely pays to have a cup of tasty coffee when watching a 3 hour movie in the middle of the night!
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Bottoms Up - A Twosome Place
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Bottoms Up - Caffe Mins
Although this cafe whips up the typical drinks that can be found at any other cafe which include coffee, smoothie, teas and lattes, the barista, Min, actually puts in heart and dedication to his drinks. He personally makes all drinks, adding his personal touch of love with latte art. This is the first cafe that I have been to where a regular cup of green tea latte was topped with a bear and hearts. In addition to the phenomenal design, the taste is just as enjoyable. Touched with the right amount of green tea taste, it is definitely a perfect when paired with a freshly baked cookie.
With a passion for coffee, Min pays particular attention to every drink that he stirs up. Coffee is his best thing, I confirm that statement and he has quite an artistic hand for latte art, constantly practicing and whipping up all different designs. Personally, I believe and support in all individuals who work hard and it is obvious the time and dedication that Min puts into each drink he makes. It's hard to find people that have that striking passion for their job and actually love what they do, but it definitely reflects in their work.
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