Young Cambodians Like Coffee!

Coffee is well-known across Cambodia. The reason people drink coffee is simple 'keeping them awake'. Before most coffee shops are running by Vietnamise families. Morning and evening are peek times; people go to coffee shop to watch news, sports, and chinese series. Now drinking coffee is a becoming a very cool life style for young adults. Drinking coffee is even more than keep them awake. It is becoming a new way of life. At the modern time, people go to modern coffee shop to relax, work, check email, online chatting, playing online games... most modern coffee shop offer free wifi, so people can bring their laptops, tablets, and smartphone to go online. Here are a some coffee shop names that you will fine in Cambodia: T&C, Cafe Sentiment, and Lucky Cafe... Although morden coffee shops are boom now, traditional coffee shops are still available in many places. Hope Starbucks arrive here soon. Coffee?

By: Pisith Phal

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