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Acid Coffee Tokyo is a pour-over shop outside Yoyogi-Uehara station near Shibuya. They do a very good job of branding with their unique industrial aesthetic (and have over 30,000 followers on Instagram). This does come with a higher-than-average price tag to match though, so I would recommend checking this shop out if you like cool vibes but don't mind paying a bit extra for your coffee. The main shop serves only pour-over coffees, although they have another store only a few doors down called acidcoffee neighbours which does espresso coffees. Upon entering the store, you'll have at least 40 (!) separate beans to choose from, all laid out in little plastic tubes. Each can be opened so you can have a whiff of the bean, plus they have flavour notes on the front. If you want to know the price, you'll have to pick up the tube and see the little label on the lid. Top price is for one cup, the bottom price is for the beans per 100g The beans generally increase in price from left to right,…

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