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[exit86]

Anyone know of a cooffee place that actually serves decaf coffee/ espresso in Seoul besides Caribou Coffee?

I'm wondering when Korean coffee places--esp. the big chains who serve decaf at almost all of their locations in the world except Korea--will get with the times. Koreans love to drink coffee late at night; so I'm sure that with proper introduction/marketing, decaf would go over big here.

I had way too much stress and aggravation in my life. I switched to decaf a while back, and things got a heck of a lot stressful and crazy for me. I recommend the switch to all those frustrated Westerners living here.

[A2Steve]

Decaf coffee is like being a little pregnant. as yoda would say, "do, or do not. there is no try!"


there really is nothing like a pure coffee buzz. Seven or eight cups in an hour or two will give ya that! Get the buzz, or die trying!!!

[bangbayed]

I agree, it's like light beer. I like the taste, but without the buzz, it's not the same!

[svetsky]

Some people can't have caffeine or alcohol, but still want the taste, hence the substitute.

I picked up "grain coffee" while on vacation, only have espresso in the mornings now...that instant korean coffee will kill you

[eamo]

Who can't have caffeine?

Decaf is stupid.