Vietnam dripping coffee

Travel to Vietnam. Perhaps the most impressive thing is the drip coffee that can be seen everywhere in the streets and alleys. Three or two people get together, a few drip pots, pull home, drink coffee, and pass the time leisurely. Just like Fujian people's enthusiasm for drinking tea.

With the opening of several Vietnamese restaurants such as Yue Wei and Yue Zhong in Wenzhou, this unique Vietnamese drip coffee has also appeared around us. The price of each cup is usually around 15 yuan. Its charm lies in its production process, without boiling, without soaking, but with "drop". It's a special drip coffee cup with a glass at the bottom. First put coffee powder in the drip, press a metal sheet with holes, and then add hot water to brew, so coffee drops to the bottom of the glass, it takes 10 minutes to finish a cup of coffee, and finally add milk and partner. Therefore, drinking this coffee must require patience. If you are impatient, you will not be able to drink its graceful place. Tick-tock…watching coffee drip in front of my eyes was like an hourglass timing. This is the slow pace of life. Coffee also has character. This drip coffee is like a gentle and leisurely Vietnamese.