The staff of a coffee shop in Japan poured "kung fu coffee" on a ladder.
Kung Fu Coffee
Cafes in Nagoya, Japan are dotted with excellent coffee and elegant environment, which attracts many tourists. Recently, a small shop called Coffee Boy stands out among many cafes because it provides customers with "kung fu coffee".
It is reported that the waiter of the coffee shop will stand on the ladder and pour coffee for the guests. The clerk was holding two coffee pots, one with coffee and the other with milk. Milk coffee poured down from the top of his head and fell into the cup, but hardly spilled on the table. Standing on the ladder is not enough, the waiter keeps raising the coffee pot to let the water fall from higher ground. Such a move won bursts of applause from customers.
"you see, coffee represents men and milk represents women. When I pour the two from high into the cup, the milk coffee is mixed together, which represents a good love. " The clerk said, "maybe you can find your true love in Nagoya."
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