Japan's coffee shop culture began in the 1800s and is innovative to say the least. From Japan's unique sparkling coffee (or espresso tonic) to the coffee wars that brew among Japanese convenience ...
Eater: Hi-Collar, Serving Highbrow Japanese Coffee by Day and Sake by Night in the East Village
You can drink a $7 siphon coffee out of a $800 Christofle gold-faced tea cup at Hi-Collar, a high-tech Japanese coffee bar by day and sake den by night on 10th Street in the East Village. But the ...
Hi-Collar, Serving Highbrow Japanese Coffee by Day and Sake by Night in the East Village
AOL: Meet Japanese-Style Iced Coffee: The Decades-Old Technique Making A Chill Come Back
Meet Japanese-Style Iced Coffee: The Decades-Old Technique Making A Chill Come Back
Business Insider: The founder of Silicon Valley's favorite coffee chain explains why he's obsessed with Japanese cafés
The founder of Silicon Valley's favorite coffee chain explains why he's obsessed with Japanese cafés
Eater: A Semi-Secret Japanese Coffee Hangout With Immaculate Vibes Opens in Chinatown
A new hidden cafe is bringing a taste of Japanese coffee culture to Chinatown. Kissaten Corazon, which opened June 28, serves coffee, Japanese egg sandwiches, and more in a vintage-inspired space ...
Chicago Tribune: Sawada Coffee: Au Cheval’s Brendan Sodikoff opens coffee shop with Japanese latte artist
Opening Saturday in the West Loop: Sawada Coffee, a collaboration between Brendan Sodikoff of Hogsalt Hospitality (Au Cheval, Maude’s, Gilt Bar) and Japanese coffee artist Hiroshi Sawada. Coffee ...
Sawada Coffee: Au Cheval’s Brendan Sodikoff opens coffee shop with Japanese latte artist