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Jun 1, 2017

Greek coffee (maybe turkish)

Does anyone know where I can find greek coffee in the kanto area? Turkish coffee is also the same thing i think. I've found Turkish once, but I stumbled on it and can't recall where in Tokyo I had it.

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  • JapanRamen

    JapanRamen

    on Jun 2

    The fortune-reading seems optional but perhaps you can get a nice cup of Turkish coffee here? https://www.timeout.com/tokyo/restaurants/arashis-coffee-bar

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  • BigfamJapan

    BigfamJapan

    on Jun 5

    Isn't it a method of making coffee rather than a coffee in itself iykwim? Also called Arabic or Cypriot or Bosnian. Supposedly its original name is Turkish and only started being called Greek in 1974! If you can't find the coffee, maybe you could try the method, from a coffee website: "It is made by boiling finely ground coffee in copper cezve, typically sweetened, and served in a demitasse"

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  • genkidesu

    genkidesu

    on Nov 26

    If you're going to Tokyo anytime soon, Mosque Coffee in the Shimokitazawa area has Turkish coffee: http://mosquecoffee.com/second/second.html

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