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2019-11-02
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We saw an elegant coffee truck pop up in Landmark and decided we could give them a shot. As we walked up and saw the Ralph’s sign, I had a feeling this was going to be a high risk endeavor, as I wanted some proper coffee. I vaguely know that Ralph’s had sit-in café openings in Japan and most recently on the other side of the island, but could a fashion brand really pull out coffee shots that are worth our while? I tried to find out about their beans, which happened to be a blend, with their most
We saw an elegant coffee truck pop up in Landmark and decided we could give them a shot. As we walked up and saw the Ralph’s sign, I had a feeling this was going to be a high risk endeavor, as I wanted some proper coffee. I vaguely know that Ralph’s had sit-in café openings in Japan and most recently on the other side of the island, but could a fashion brand really pull out coffee shots that are worth our while? I tried to find out about their beans, which happened to be a blend, with their most precise claim being "beans from Asia Pacific, Central and South America and Africa”—which in all honesty tells me nearly nothing about their coffee. Ask the baristas whether they can introduce their coffee beans, they’ll be unable to satisfy you with even a simple answer, except that “Ralph’s is famous for its mocha”. But I don’t want a mocha.
Coffees all come in the same size and pricing-wise they all looked OK (mostly in the $40s). We had an Americano and a latte. My honest view? The coffee was really not very good. It was a little sour and astringent, and didn’t have a pleasant mouth-feel and aroma. The latte was better as you'd taste the coffee a little less there. I feel bad for being so harsh, but I wouldn’t return.
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