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Since leaving Kyoto, there has been a conditioned response to the word coffee: "delicious coffee" is synonymous with Arabica%Kyoto. If you can't find it everywhere, you can come to Chiang Mai, which is famous for its cafes.

Arabian coffee beans are grown in the mountains of northern Thailand where Chiang Mai is located, so the cafes are of high quality, not to mention that there is a small fresh ancestor county in Thailand, casually building a cafe on a whole hillside, named "coffee in love", and people are playing with big money. It's just that everyone seems to be here to take beautiful photos, and how about coffee has hardly been mentioned. Originally, Pai County was a place with a small fresh shell and then a bunch of hippies with African braids hanging around the street.

However, there are many high-quality cafes on the ancient city of Chiang Mai and Ningman Road, with a small facade that can not escape black, white, log colors and sparkling stainless steel silver. Among them, there is always a shop assistant who can't tell the gender at a glance, and most of them are very handsome girls, while the boys walk and twist their waist softly, regardless of these, as long as they can make an amazing cup of coffee in their hands, any gay, lesbian transvestite and shemale will do. what does it matter? it's crazy and inclusive. This is Thailand.

The best way to spend the afternoon is to have a massage after dinner, then find a cafe to sleep comfortably, write, read and read, even on the fast WiFi, my parents instantly become silent "bow-headed mobile phone clans", brushing their moments and occasionally talking to each other. Even my mother, who never drinks at home, sighs for delicacy. I told you, either don't drink, drink if you want!

There is no longer a stable quality chain coffee shop, the same Costa Coffee latte, in Mumbai airport and Dubai airport to drink two completely different things. As long as there is such a flat and beautiful coffee shop, no matter how commercial Chiang Mai town becomes, you can still visit here again for a cup of coffee.

The ancient city only went to two cafes, not the kind of literature and art refreshing, but seriously making coffee, with a little sexy cool.

Akha Ama Coffee

Ordered Latte, Cappuccino, Regular three kinds of iced coffee, all 60 baht (12 yuan) a cup, gray T-shirt, braided brother with filter brew, fixed eyes, it seems that the girl said, and then take a closer look, as if it is a young man, anyway, Thailand is such a place, regardless of these, the coffee tastes good.

The decoration style in the store is still very cold and hard, the walls are painted with cement ash, leaving only a small round wooden table against the wall, as small as three cups of coffee and three mobile phones, there is no room for elbows, sitting in a wooden post chair without a backrest, can only shrink over there, hands and feet can not be extended.

This kind of coffee shop is more like passing by when you are in the doldrums, coming to have a "coffee" and "hanging out" in a coffee shop. Don't think about it, especially when you listen to a Chinese girl on the other side who has been talking on the phone and instantly pulls people back to the impetuous reality.

The two girls next to me ate two pieces of cake and ordered two more. I was so excited that I asked for a piece of mango cheesecake. The pulp on the lower layer was fresh, but the taste of mango jam on the top was a little distorted. I don't know whether it is the style appreciated by the Thais or what.

If you ask me, unless you have the strength to cook desserts together, like the "Maocho-cho cafe" on the other side of Yicheng Temple in Kyoto, otherwise you might as well concentrate on making coffee and drinks. But in the final analysis, like Arabica%Kyoto, how many coffee shops can have only a few kinds of coffee on the menu? they don't even serve slightly fancy drinks, and they can do it only if they are strong enough for coffee.

Without Arabica% standards, his coffee is already very good. Akha Ama in Thai refers to the aka women who grow coffee shops in the mountains of northern Thailand, which means fair trade. The store obtains coffee beans directly from the growers without going through a third party, so that the quality can be strictly checked.