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Presumably because it's very common in Japan, and not so common elsewhere. When I was in Japan (July 2015) I was surprised at how common iced coffee was – it f
by rattray 10y ago
Presumably because it's very common in Japan, and not so common elsewhere.
When I was in Japan (July 2015) I was surprised at how common iced coffee was – it felt like every street corner had a vending machine that sold (among other things) iced coffee. You can buy some of it here in SF, too, even at Wallgreens.
- slyn 10y agoFor what it's worth, brewing coffee directly over ice is extremely common in Vietnam as well.
- Fricken 10y agoI live in Edmonton, which has about 20 Vietnamese restaurants for every Japanese one. I've always known it to be Vietnamese iced coffee, and had no idea it's done in Japan as well. Although here the coffee conventionally drips over a mixture of ice and sweentened, condensed milk. I'm not sure if that's done elsewhere.