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...o, latte, cappuccino, and macchiato. I feel like these are the most common Going first: I had an Espresso con Panna the other day. Incredible. Shot with cold cream floated on top (at least this is how it was prepared for me in Fuglen Tokyo) edit: realizing I missed Americano. I meant no insult to the wonderful bever

...ing to get my coffee tour started, but despite much searching, couldn't find the place. Either it's really well-hidden, or just closed up shop. Fuglen After a stroll through the length and breadth of Yoyogi Park, I made my way down to Fuglen, quite eager for my first cup of the day. The inside has a pretty typical,

I love Fuglen, and I love coffees from Gitesi. A great match!

...an for some time now and thought that it would be interesting to share some of the cafes I liked the most, starting from Tokyo. I would say my top 3 is: Single O Fuglen Allpress Obviously there are a lot more that I liked as well but these ones all had that little something that made them great! For anyone that has

So I know you should typically buy coffee about 3-4 days after roasting. However, right now I am in Japan and have been going to this place called Fuglen. The business is originally from Oslo, Norway, and they import their beans from Norwegian roasters. I ran out of the beans I had from another business last night and.

Hi all just wanted to post some coffee recommendations if anyone goes to Japan. I pretty much only drink light roasts. Fuglen (Asakusa, Tokyo): a branch of a Norwegian coffee chain, good espresso but excellent pourover. Mamekokoro (Asakusa, Tokyo): predominantly roaster, wil roast your beans to order. The guy is a like