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Originally Posted by Kaboon
Believe it or not, on those dates from 9 Aug onward, u will never be able to find a room good enough in all yr preferred hotels.
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In my time in Batam, i never really like going there during weekends or public holiday time, let alone super long weekend time (unles its CNY)...hehehe...i dont like crowd. If i chose to squeeze with the crowd, i might just as well stay in Sillypore to crowd around,hehehe...
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Originally Posted by Hurricane88
Vietnam dun have pre-packed 3 in 1 or 2 in 1 Luwak coffee or Weasel coffee...the one I bought were beans grounded to powder and need to drip using coffee filter...
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Actually if you happen to see those 2/1 or 3/1 pre-packed Luwak coffees in Batam, they arent exactly real luwak coffees,hehehe...the powdered coffee were mix with few other different types of coffee powder. There is only a very small portion of version 3 luwak coffees in it. Then again, they arent totally fake either...hehehe...
https://samleong.shop/showpost.php?p=19...ostcount=14460
Altogether, they were not exactly original luwak coffee tho,hehehe...but well, the taste however were close enough for myself.
Cost only about S$1 per pack of 10 sachets, hence i really cannot expect too much...hehehe...
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Originally Posted by Hurricane88
How to make Vietnamese coffee... 
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This is good to know,hehehe...but i am a lazy person hence i picked the Japanese way to make coffee using a disposable drip bag.
Daiso is selling 12 of these drip bags w/o the coffee in it (shown on above video) at about S$2. I use it to make my own filtered coffee in a cup instantly while i travel to Batam (or anywhere else).
I must say the Japanese were indeed innovative.