that certainly sounds a lot more convenient that popping into dunkin donuts on my way to workI drink Turkish coffee.
I drink my coffee sweet (4-5 packets in a 12 oz cup) but no milk.
that certainly sounds a lot more convenient that popping into dunkin donuts on my way to workI drink Turkish coffee.
That looks pretty damn good. Do they typically do it authentically at Vietnamese restaurants or a cheap cop-out version ? Would like to try it somewhere
Once you're aware of "civet coffee," this isn't quite as odd.anally
Typically they do it right but each place has their own style. Some do it stronger than others and some throw in half and half as a filler to reduce costs. Plus the Viet restaurants here serve mostly a Vietnamese community. Ive been to others in non-viet areas and they typically serve American coffee and label it as Viet to cater to their customers.
vietnamese.
I dont think I've ever had a stronger coffee than Vietnamese and I've tried looking for one. Espresso shots are about as close as I can get to Viet coffee that I can get at a restaurant but even that fails in comparison.
Ive had to settle for espresso shots as they are the only thing commonly available anywhere =(
