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Koreans prefer coffee to kimchi or because it tastes like soup
Pedestrians with a cup of coffee are often seen on the streets of Seoul. According to statistics, each person in South Korea drinks an average of two cups of coffee a day, and Koreans drink coffee more often than they eat kimchi. According to a recent report released by South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Animal products and Food Circulation, the single type of food that Koreans consume most frequently is coffee, which is consumed 12.3 times a week.
2015-03-03 South Korea people love coffee better than kimchi or because taste Guoba Seoul street
Koreans prefer coffee to kimchi because it tastes like pot soup.
Chinanews.com, Feb. 2-according to foreign media reports, pedestrians holding a cup of coffee are often seen on the streets of Seoul. According to statistics, each person in South Korea drinks an average of two cups of coffee a day, and Koreans drink coffee more often than they eat kimchi. According to a recent report released by South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Animal products and the Agricultural and Aquatic Food Circulation Commune, the single type of food that Koreans consume most frequently every week is
2015-02-02 South Korea people love coffee better than kimchi just because of taste Guoba Chinanews.com February
The report says Koreans prefer coffee to kimchi or because it tastes like pot soup
According to a recent report released by South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Animal products and Food Circulation, coffee is the single food that Koreans consume most frequently, drinking 12.3 times a week, even more than kimchi (11.8 times) and rice (9.6 times). It is known that there were 11000 coffee shops in Seoul in 2012, but now the number has increased to more than 20, 000, and coffee culture has been deeply embedded in South Korea.
2015-06-23 Report Korea people love coffee better than kimchi or because taste pot bar