Starbucks stores in Seoul rank first in the world.

Starbucks, an American coffee chain, entered South Korea in 1999, and now Seoul has become the main sales market of Starbucks.

According to a US online media survey, Seoul has the largest number of Starbucks stores in the world, according to a report by South Korea's Asian economy. So far, there are 284 Starbucks in Seoul, more than New York (277), Shanghai (256), London (202) and twice as many as Seattle, the birthplace of Starbucks.

From a national point of view, South Korea has a total of 632 stores, ranking sixth out of 63 Starbucks countries, behind the United States (11563), Canada (1396), China (1219), Japan (1039) and the United Kingdom (784).

But in terms of population ratio, South Korea has 12.55 Starbucks per 1 million people in OECD countries, lower than Canada (39.54) and the United States (36.25).

Korean industry sources said: "people living in Seoul can be said to start their day's work in the mellow aroma of coffee and go to sleep in the aftertaste of coffee." But drinking coffee so frequently can have adverse effects on the body and may be dependent on coffee. "