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BANGKOK, THAILAND 2019 Trip (1): With Seattle's Best Coffee in PH

Bangkok, Thailand 1: This is the first part of our Bangkok Trip.  Let us travel together and have a cup of coffee as we go along.

June 2019, the first airplane ride of Clare. 

I had a one-week training in Bangkok, Thailand last June 2019, I tag along with my daughter. It was her first time traveling abroad and it was also her first airplane ride. I saw the excitement as we wait for our flight to be called.

                                          
Going to the waiting area


But before going to the waiting area, we need to freshen up and have some coffee first, so we tried Seattle's Best Coffee at the Airport.



Clare ordered the cool and refreshing Java Chip Javaluca. The taste is good and really stimulating, for we need to be awake while waiting for our flight (we had a night flight).

But do you know where Seattle's Best Coffee originated?

From our google friend, Seattle's Best Coffee is an American coffee retailer and wholesaler based in Seattle, Washington. It started in the '70s as Stewart Brothers Coffee and eventually changed its name to Seattle's Best Coffee after joining a competition to name the "best coffee in Seattle. They serve espresso and then refining their brews out of their growing love of coffee, which was the backbone of their growing business.

In the Philippines, Seattle's Best Coffee has also made its name. The operation begins in 2000, where Filipinos already had a get-go of the traditional but perfectly blended and fresh coffee. At present, it has now 50 stores nationwide

You will surely don't want to miss it, and that is actually what we did when we pass by the store, there was no second thought, we dropped by and tried it ourselves.  

We should have to get another cup but we already heard the announcement to go onboard.

So, 'til the next part of our Bangkok trip and to our next cup of coffee.










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