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| Trung Nguyen Coffee |
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Tags: cafe | coffee | Vietnamese coffee
| Places - Cafes |
| Written by Joe Bodia |
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Find out what's so special about Vietnamese-style coffee at the new Trung Nguyen Coffee outlet at Liang Court, Level 2 and Changi Airport Tl.
E stablished in 1996 and with 600 outlets now in Vietnam, the Premium Robusta coffee beans come from centuries-old fertile volcanic soil in the Buon Ma Thuot highlands. The coffee is now distributed all over the world as far away as Germany, Australia and Mexico. Coffee is nothing without cake and you can get that here too as well as picking up your own stash of coffee beans and the Vietnamese-style drip filter and other coffee paraphernalia. Opens 9am until llpm daily.
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