24 Coffee & Tea

I was not i impressed with their coffees. In fact, i couldn't drink even "average" quality coffee in Phu Quoc in several different cafes, including here. What is worst? Like in every cafe in Phu Quoc, you ordered orange juice?? You're lucky if 30% of the glass is pure orange juice! You buy in fact ice and artificial sweetener. What happens if you put 70-75% ice in a glass of orange juice? Maximum 2 minutes later these ice will begin melting and the customer will begin taking taste of only ice :) To prevent this what they're doing?? A-ha! Yes! They're adding some kind of artificial sweetener to make it taste like orange juice. Here they do it, i'm million percent sure (i don't guess - i know) and in other places i saw with my own eyes how much real orange juice they put, and i also saw with my own eyes how they are adding the artificial sweetener. That's the common practice in Vietnam. There are in fact Vietnamese people who do this in Thailand also, and there are news that they were arrested by Thai police. Yes, because of making fake orange juice! Not good! Even coffees don't have coffee in them! Is this the quality of coffee, or so called coffee also has additives in them? Not only here. In many cafes. I know what latte tastes like. I drank several hundreds of cups until today. In Phu Quoc cafes, it's like not latte, but something else. Interesting.

Beauty sight and relax. I ordered tra sua Huang Kim. Taste very good.

I visited this cafe to have a short relax time after touring the night market. The temperature of indoor air is not so cool, but it is enough to avoid hot weather with cold beverage. I ordered a mango smoothe and fully satisfied. A staff gave a cup of ice oolong tea for free. The clean toliet was free.

Expensive horrible drinks. Price is similar to established coffee chain in Saigon. Matcha ice blend is without whipping cream. Olong tea only tastes like diluted condensed milk. Unfriendly cashier boy. Be warned! Will never come back