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Travel Pakse Champasak Lao Black Coffee Pakse
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http://www.hotsia.com > Traveling Pakse Champasak, the strongest coffee I've ever encountered. This morning I visited Pakse's morning market, the Daoruang Market. Afterwards, I wandered through the alleys without a set destination and came across a shop selling iced coffee. I ordered a glass right away. After a short wait, the shop served it. I drank it eagerly because I hadn’t had coffee this morning and wanted nicotine quickly. It felt strange, very thick. When the coffee touched my tongue, I immediately felt its strength.
Found something unique: Lao black coffee in Pakse is very strong. It's as thick as engine oil. So I grabbed my camera to take photos and videos, and watched how they brewed it. They said their black coffee is very strong. Watching the brewing process, it really was thick. I've had coffee in other provinces in Laos, but none as thick as this — not in Phongsali or Luang Prabang. Pakse coffee is truly exceptional. So I wrote this story for my friend hotsia to come and try it themselves. Come taste Lao black coffee in Pakse +
The authentic local atmosphere — how delicious is it? I’ll find the map of the shop I visited and put it below. If I don’t include it or can’t find it, you can try other shops you find. They say the same thing, but be sure to ask for Pakse black coffee. Mr.hotsia recommends hotels in downtown Pakse. Video of Pakse black coffee — extremely thick, so dark it’s sticky. You can see coffee grounds stuck to the glass rim. Pakse morning market, Daoruang Market. Pakse coffee is unique. Use free 3G internet in Laos. Pakse Southern Bus Station.
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