Shopkeepers can buy beans for Central America, roast them at the shop, and drink coffee there. I think the quality is very well controlled.
They are friendly staff who teach various things very kindly.
It's my favorite coffee shop. Speaking of being the 2nd place in the world, there is no one here in the world. Are you really profitable sometimes? I will think. I would love to visit you again. When I go to Tokyo, I'm always here for the first place. It is a place where you can fully enjoy Central America in an environment where you can slowly face coffee. I'm not tired of it!
I am a teleworker who loves coffee, and a little luxuriously chooses my own beans. I like it because I can get the explanation well.
Every year shopkeepers themselves go to overseas purchase, import only good ones. There is no losing in beans that were roasted carefully at the store and hand picked. The price is expensive, but it's worth it. I regularly do various seminars such as a roasting classroom.
You can purchase high-quality coffee beans from Central and South America.
