This Is Why Coffee in Japan Is the BEST

This is why 7-Eleven in Japan is the BEST. You can buy individually wrapped drip coffee that makes it easier than ever to brew fresh coffee. All you do is attach it to the top of your cup and pour hot water in. Whether you only want a little coffee or a lot, you can easily adjust the amount by how much water you pour in. Once you’re finished, all you do is throw it away.
You can buy a box of 10 for only 2 dollars at 7-Eleven which is way less than you’d spend for a single cup of coffee at any coffee shop. Subscribe for more. Let us know what you eat in the comments below and subscribe for more.
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[ooTNToo]

Damn Japan is million steps ahead of us! Except that this is everywhere in my country 😕😕😕

[shravyaamin]

In India we have drip coffee and chai too usually in trains.... But in south we like filter coffee more😊

[ella.swift]

I have those everyday and I live in singapore. I usually get the brand "bacha coffee"

[raenelllewis]

Ahhh I made a comment on a different video about this coffee lol so cool!!!

[luceliapretorius]

Vietnam has pretty good coffee too but its super strong. 😅😅

[SquishySenpai]

One of the big companies here in the U.S. does that too. I've never been a big fan of it though.

[awphooeyu]

Do you do shopping?
Cuz I'd love a couple packs of these for work. Someone broke our coffee machine

[hannibalkim]

Actually drips bags are nothing new. It’s convenient but not great quality. Get hario v60. It’s solved.

[nidhi]

Too much waste if it's not organic.

[cynthiabyas]

Coffee in Japan is awesome even in a can from vending machine

[SkiMaskWay]

How much it cost you to move to Japan?

[grannys_sinister_corn_matrix]

I guess I see the appeal of these in dingy offices, but drip coffee is the easiest kind of coffee to make.

[fathimashifana]

Actually we indians too have this yknow but ofc it's expensive

[CJODell]

Why the hell don’t we have that in America?

[tictac]

Can’t you just get a single serving packet of instant coffee and pour hot water over it and it would be pretty much the same thing?

[BanilyaGorilya]

You know why I spend 6$ on a coffee in America and not 2$ for 10 cups in Japan? Simple, I live in America and our access to coffee variety and quality is unmatched except for maybe France and Italy.
But I really don’t care because I’m a tea drinker with a vested interest in Fujian province, China.

[LuvzToLol]

Seriously, WHY is this not a thing outside of Japan? These things would sell so well in North America

[itoch.]

not that great imo. this type of cofee cannot extract all the cofee it should to make a good cup of cofee.

[LadyFaTV]

OK ok 👍 🤣I was just saying today I'm an adult who doesn't know how to make coffee.