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The fruits of the coffee are refined through a washing process (fermented inside a water tank) or non-washing process and the seeds are removed and dried. The dried seeds are the “Coffee Beans”. These are the beans before being subjected to heat.
Alamid Coffee (second photo from the top), which is said to be the “Coffee Illusion”, is being processed inside the body of a palm civet until it becomes dry. The palm civet likes the taste and eats the fruits of the coffee but since it cannot digest the coffee beans which are the seeds, it discharges them outside its body. In other words, the seeds are discharged as stools by the palm civet.
Since the coffee beans (third photo from the top) discharged by the palm civet, who lives in a natural place, are picked and collected manually, you can just easily imagine the scarcity of the collected coffee beans. The coffee beans are then washed thoroughly and quarantined. In addition, since they are being exposed to high temperature, sanitation would not be a problem.
One of the coffee production areas famous in the world and also known in the world for its high-grade coffee is located here in the Philippines. Coffee produced in the Philippines is known to be of good quality. One cup of coffee imported from the Philippines is sold at few thousands of yen at a café in Tokyo. However, it only costs P250 here in the Philippines. So what are you still waiting for? Don’t miss this chance to taste the best coffee in town. You never know what you’re missing until you have tried their coffee.
The process of making 100% pure Arabica Coffee (left photo) produced in the Philippines is different from the Alamid Coffee. Arabica Coffee is just a normal coffee.
The coffee beans produced by the DH Coffee Garden are carefully harvested one by one and manually on an altitude of 1000m above sea levelwithin the Philippines. Only the carefully selected beans are roasted on the most preferred roaster after the order is placed. The owner once said “The freshness of the coffee is my life”.
One can understand the depth of the taste, smell and the flavor of something once already tried or drank. Since the price of the coffee is affordable, it is also a best gift for family and friends.
When it's hot and a Japanese is tired or not feeling well, he usually eats “Eel”. Eel serves as his “representative player”. The equivalent food in Korea is a chicken soup called “Samgetan”. The Samgetan of Seitoha Japanese restaurant is also available at the DH Coffee Garden.
Korean carrots, antlers (lower right photo), etc. are put inside the chicken used in the chicken soup (upper right photo), and all have outstanding nutritional effect. The soup is perfect to get over the hot weather. Since the amount of salt content is considerably low, it is healthy for the body and it is amazingly delicious. The chicken also contains glutinous rice inside it. It is sliced or cut then eaten with Ojiya flavor. It’s easy to eat and you would feel the energy boosting up inside your body.
For those who wish to eat Samgetan, please make reservations as early as possible. We allot 3 hours for the preparation and the cooking. If 2-7 people have ordered, we deliver to hotels free of charge (within Mactan / Cebu City).
Set A: Jinzensoju (Korean carrots, etc. dipped in Shochu – Upper right photo) / Samgetan / Kimchi Chijimi / Alamid Coffee (P950)
Set B: Samgetan / Iced tea or Juice or Arabica Coffee (P800)
They have small birds, monkeys, and chickens in their garden. You can bring your children there and also enjoy the view. It is now stealing the limelight as the newest tourist spot in Mactan island.
The most expensive coffee in the world!?
The fruits of the coffee are refined through a washing process (fermented inside a water tank) or non-washing process and the seeds are removed and dried. The dried seeds are the “Coffee Beans”. These are the beans before being subjected to heat.
Alamid Coffee (second photo from the top), which is said to be the “Coffee Illusion”, is being processed inside the body of a palm civet until it becomes dry. The palm civet likes the taste and eats the fruits of the coffee but since it cannot digest the coffee beans which are the seeds, it discharges them outside its body. In other words, the seeds are discharged as stools by the palm civet.
Since the coffee beans (third photo from the top) discharged by the palm civet, who lives in a natural place, are picked and collected manually, you can just easily imagine the scarcity of the collected coffee beans. The coffee beans are then washed thoroughly and quarantined. In addition, since they are being exposed to high temperature, sanitation would not be a problem.
One of the coffee production areas famous in the world and also known in the world for its high-grade coffee is located here in the Philippines. Coffee produced in the Philippines is known to be of good quality. One cup of coffee imported from the Philippines is sold at few thousands of yen at a café in Tokyo. However, it only costs P250 here in the Philippines. So what are you still waiting for? Don’t miss this chance to taste the best coffee in town. You never know what you’re missing until you have tried their coffee.
In the year 1995, it received the Ig Nobel Prize for Nutrition award.
The tourists and even the residents who plan to spend their summer vacations in Japan have already decided to have Alamid Coffee as their gifts for this year. It has been their topic in their conversations.
The tourists and even the residents who plan to spend their summer vacations in Japan have already decided to have Alamid Coffee as their gifts for this year. It has been their topic in their conversations.
The process of making 100% pure Arabica Coffee (left photo) produced in the Philippines is different from the Alamid Coffee. Arabica Coffee is just a normal coffee.
The coffee beans produced by the DH Coffee Garden are carefully harvested one by one and manually on an altitude of 1000m above sea levelwithin the Philippines. Only the carefully selected beans are roasted on the most preferred roaster after the order is placed. The owner once said “The freshness of the coffee is my life”.
One can understand the depth of the taste, smell and the flavor of something once already tried or drank. Since the price of the coffee is affordable, it is also a best gift for family and friends.
When it's hot and a Japanese is tired or not feeling well, he usually eats “Eel”. Eel serves as his “representative player”. The equivalent food in Korea is a chicken soup called “Samgetan”. The Samgetan of Seitoha Japanese restaurant is also available at the DH Coffee Garden.
Korean carrots, antlers (lower right photo), etc. are put inside the chicken used in the chicken soup (upper right photo), and all have outstanding nutritional effect. The soup is perfect to get over the hot weather. Since the amount of salt content is considerably low, it is healthy for the body and it is amazingly delicious. The chicken also contains glutinous rice inside it. It is sliced or cut then eaten with Ojiya flavor. It’s easy to eat and you would feel the energy boosting up inside your body.
For those who wish to eat Samgetan, please make reservations as early as possible. We allot 3 hours for the preparation and the cooking. If 2-7 people have ordered, we deliver to hotels free of charge (within Mactan / Cebu City).
Set A: Jinzensoju (Korean carrots, etc. dipped in Shochu – Upper right photo) / Samgetan / Kimchi Chijimi / Alamid Coffee (P950)
Set B: Samgetan / Iced tea or Juice or Arabica Coffee (P800)
They have small birds, monkeys, and chickens in their garden. You can bring your children there and also enjoy the view. It is now stealing the limelight as the newest tourist spot in Mactan island.
| (Alamid Coffee) |
|---|
| 1 jar (50g content) P1300 |
| If you drink it at the restaurant, 1 cup is P250 |
| (Arabica Coffee) |
| 120g＝P130 |
| 240g＝P250 |
Mactan National HighSchool Road
+63-32-495-8644
+63-927-726-7893
+63-918-985-5441 (for Japanese support)
(Business Hours) 9:00am～1:00am
+63-32-495-8644
+63-927-726-7893
+63-918-985-5441 (for Japanese support)
(Business Hours) 9:00am～1:00am
From May 2008 issue
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