I wonder why my craving for coffee these days seems to rocket through the sky. I’m a sucker when it comes to coffee. But to satisfy my caffeine-fix, I reckon 3-in-1 Instant Coffee will do the trick, albeit not my first choice. No Starbucks for me. Economy not doing very good, purchasing power weaker, you get my point.
Oh and btw, I never like Coffee Bean’s coffee. Some of the coffee I tried there seems to irk me more than anything. But nothing annoys me than their service (to those branches that I visited thus far). For a reliable fix, I would choose Starbucks without a blink of eye than to ever have CB (sounds like Chee Bai) brand flash over my mind. Now I sounds like a Starbucks ambassador, which I wisham not.
Speaking of Starbucks, I wonder why they never introduce this to Malaysia. This will be the perfect 3-in-1 coffee for me (if they ever reach our shore). Check out the packaging, similar to the markings done on your Starbucks Latte/coffee mug. Cool, no?
Introducing the all-new Starbucks VIA™ Ready Brew.
Can you imagine how coooool is it? Someone send to me, can? =D
*blurdevil-caffeinated*
2 Comments
February 28, 2009 at 12:50 pm
I think Starbucks n Coffee Bean are expensive… including the rest like San Francisco, etc. They are not bad. I like the Java-something by Starbucks.
U’ll be surprised to hear about my favourite. There’s a very small, old and shabby looking coffee shop at the corner of a T-junction opposite the big TNB building in Muar. I tell you, those 2 aging couple run the coffee shop for donkey years even my late-Dad was a fan. They rented small spaces to Malay hawkers who sell mee bandung, rojak mee, satay, etc. Early mornings, the place is packed like crazy. The traditionally brewed coffee is superb – I never quite tasted anything better than that. Mom said the old man mixed 2 types of coffee powder together.
An ideal morning in Muar: a jog in Tanjung before the sun rises, followed by a cup of fragrant kopi-o (my type) with 2 half-boiled eggs and toasted bread in that little shop. YUMMY!!
February 28, 2009 at 5:47 pm
Yup they are, now they are more like indulgence… tee hee.. than a daily fix.
I know which one you talking about!!! Its the one that serve nice Bun-bakar! I prefer the Bun-Bakar than the Roti Bakar. But the “teh-ais” there sucks big time… hehe… Oh i know what is nice too apart from the bread and coffee, if you don’t fancy coffee, go for the Air Mata Kucing!! Oh, you making me drool!
*faint from thinking of super delicious food*