Surprisingly, Vietnam does not have any coffee shops in the world's top

The result of the vote for the top 100 coffee shops in the world that does not include a single coffee shop in Vietnam surprised many people.

According to the list, Toby's Estate Coffee Roasters based in Sydney, Australia was awarded the title of the best coffee shop in the world , followed by Onyx Coffee Lab in Arkansas, USA; Gota Coffee Experts of Vienna, Austria; Proud Mary Coffee in Melbourne; Tim Wendelboe of Oslo, Norway.

The top 10 coffee shops also include those in Singapore, France, Malaysia and Colombia.

An espresso is not as milky white as a latte and does not have the foamy top layer of a cappuccino.

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The ranking website (theworlds100bestcoffeeshops.com) says that coffee shops around the world are judged on a range of factors, from the quality of their coffee and food, to customer service, sustainable practices and customer service. Both public opinion and expert reviews are taken into account in making the final selection.

The world's leading coffee shop first opened in Sydney's south-west Chippendale neighbourhood and has since opened branches across Australia and Asia, including Singapore, Indonesia and the Middle East.

The list of the world’s top 100 coffee shops is dominated by shops in Europe, South America, and Australia. In Asia, there are shops in Japan, Korea, and China; in Southeast Asia alone, there are 4 shops in the Philippines and 1 shop in Indonesia…

Vietnam's famous egg coffee

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Many expressed surprise that Vietnam was not included in the list, despite the fact that coffee is a popular drink that can be found everywhere, from low-end to high-end shops, from rural to urban areas. Vietnam is also famous for its creative coffee drinks, such as egg coffee or salt coffee, which have been praised by tourists and international media.

The list of the 100 best coffee shops in the world includes many shops in leading coffee producing countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Peru, Mexico... Meanwhile, Vietnam is the second largest coffee producing country, after Brazil; these two countries account for 55% of the world's coffee market share. In 2024, Vietnam's coffee export turnover reached 5.48 billion USD, an increase of 29.11% compared to the previous year.

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