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41. Francois Kissaten
A salon-style coffee house opened in 1934 beside the Takase River, the first café in Japan to be registered as a Tangible Cultural Property.
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174 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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A salon-style coffee house opened in 1934 beside the Takase River, the first café in Japan to be registered as a Tangible Cultural Property.
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The first branch of Fritz Coffee Company, a Seoul roaster and bakery known for its seal logo and retro style, set in a converted house near Gongdeok.
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A small specialty coffee bar on the ground floor of the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, focused on hand drip and cold brew using Thai beans.
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Founded in 1956 as a Hainanese coffee stall in Chinatown, Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam serves kopi, kaya butter toast and nasi lemak from a shophouse on Jalan Balai Polis.
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A home-grown Hoi An coffee roaster founded in 2015, serving Vietnamese and specialty coffee in historic buildings on Tran Phu and Tran Cao Van.
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The historic teahouse on the pond outside Yu Garden, reached by the zigzag Nine-turn Bridge and reopened in 2025 after nearly two years of restoration.
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A no-frills, worker-run coffee house on the top floor of Mohan Singh Place, serving cheap coffee, dosas and omelettes to a crowd of regulars since the 1950s.
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A healthy all-day café on Jalan Hanoman since late 2004, cooking organically inspired comfort food with vegetables from its partner farm in Payangan.
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A British-style tea room and cake shop in a small 1912 brokerage building in Kitahama, serving afternoon tea and around 40 teas beside Nakanoshima.
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An Omotesando coffee bean shop where baristas guide customers through a curated menu of beans from roasters in Japan and abroad.
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A Thalang Road coffee shop styled like an old Chinese kopitiam, serving Phuket-style Hokkien noodles, pad thai and drinks at modest prices.
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A Gage Street institution for more than 70 years, credited with silky Hong Kong milk tea strained through stocking-like fabric and famous for its pork chop bun.
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One of Dubai's pioneering speciality coffee roasters, founded in 2007, with a warehouse café in Al Quoz serving its own ethically sourced roasts.
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A riverside social-enterprise café founded in 2012 that supports young Khmer students and gives a large share of its profits to landmine clearance.
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A family-run cake shop on Freak Street, open since 1965, where the hippie-era decor survives alongside chocolate cake, apple pie and lassis.
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A Bib Gourmand all-day café on the Al Qana boardwalk, mixing European and Arabic flavours, with homemade breads, weekend breakfasts and good coffee.
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A specialty coffee café in a bright, high-ceilinged heritage space up a staircase just off Dong Khoi Street, known for pour-over and serious coffee.
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The original Tiong Bahru Bakery in the 1930s estate of Tiong Bahru, known for its croissants and kouign amann.
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Relaxed café beside the Anokhi store on Prithviraj Road, using produce from the Anokhi farm for salads, pizzettas, organic breads and fresh pomegranate juice.
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A coffee roaster and café in a former shoe factory near Hapjeong, one of the venues that set the template for Seoul's industrial-style cafés.
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