Beans Coffee Roaster Emsphere — Restaurant in Khlong Tan Subdistrict

What could be worse than a bad coffee?

I'd say, "Seeing a good coffee got ruined by the maker."

I ordered a coffee with less sweet, and it was almost perfect. Just less sweet than I thought.

So I went back and asked the barista for a tiny bit more syrup, but he just put a big pump that made it 3x sweeter, so it became too sweet and not edible for me now.

Then another staff came to me and asked me to review for a discount, so I told him that my coffee was not ediable and asked them to make a new one, and they refused.

Well, if it's my fault that they put too much syrup according to my request, like put the whole thing in, I wouldn't mind, but to put 2x additional syrup when I said tiny bit, I don't think so. Also, for a coffee with a price similar to Starbucks (140THB), I kinda expected better than straight refuse.

They did try to help me by adding additional milk and shots to make it less sweet, and of course, from almost perfect coffee, the mixture became horrible, so I'm not sure if they were helping or making it worse.

What I'm curious is, they could add more shot and milk. If they just put those into another cup with a syrup, it'd be the same as making another coffee for me.

Then the staff seemed to know I'm not satisfied and probably won't give them a good review, so that staff just ignored me.

Now I'm guessing how many good reviews are from the promo and discounts.

Anyway, my coffee was ruined, the staff ignored to give me promo instead of solving the issue to make good experience.

This review likely won't reach the owner or manager as I couldn't find any reply in many reviews.

But just in case, if you are going to use some promo, please make a good experience and come up with a better way to solve the problem.

I know I'm just a single person who used to visit your cafe every time I visit Emsphere out of many customers, but it maybe a time to find another shop until you make good...

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