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Coffee is a beverage made from roasted coffee beans, which is the main drink popular in the world along with cocoa and tea.

Coffee tree is a small evergreen tree of Rubiaceae. Coffee for daily consumption is made from coffee beans combined with various cooking utensils, and coffee beans refer to the nuts in the fruit of coffee trees, which are then baked in an appropriate way. The taste of a standard cup of coffee should not be bitter, and a qualified barista will strictly carry out every step when making coffee. Finally, the coffee presented to the guests will show varying degrees of sweetness, acidity, mellow thickness or cleanliness in the taste.

The latitude of the Korean Peninsula is relatively high, the southernmost part of its territory is the same as that of Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, China, and the northernmost end of the country is the same latitude as Jilin Province of China. Therefore, from the latitude point of view, the Korean Peninsula is not suitable for growing coffee. However, under the condition that they cannot grow coffee, Koreans have turned their country into a country with more coffee shops than restaurants. Several Korean coffee brands and bakeries that are common in Beijing are also common in South Korea, such as HOLLYS COFFEE, Caffe bene, Tours Les Jours, PARIS BAGUETTE Cafe, and, of course, many local brands, large and small, as well as a lot of foreign Starbucks coffee, but judging from the momentum of various brands, the coffee shops of local brands in Korea are far better than those of foreign brands such as Starbucks. This is the characteristic of South Korea-local brands can overwhelm foreign brands.

Whether in South Korean commercial streets, residential areas or tourist spots, coffee shops and bakeries can be seen everywhere, and one after another on the high street. Judging from the number of shops, the number of coffee shops far exceeds that of clothing stores and restaurants. In commercial streets such as Nanpudong in Busan, we can even see the distribution of three coffee shops from the first floor to the third floor, which is very similar to the situation in Hong Kong.