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Q: Where to buy Nespresso machine and capsules in Shanghai?

14 years 42 weeks ago in  Food  - Shanghai

 
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Most big retail stores just sell regular expresso coffee machines, not Nespresso.  Maybe visit a store selling coffee and related products and try to see if they could order one for you, plus capsules.

The coffee made is excellent, but so expensive.  One small cup takes a capsule, and it normally sells for $ 1.00 US dollar abroad.  I convinced a local specialty coffee shop to stock Kona coffee from Hawaii, and after six months I am not the only one buying the beans, they were happy with my suggestion. 

To give you an idea of 24 manufactures of Nespresso machines in China, please visit http://www.alibaba.com/countrysearch/CN/nespresso-machine.html

Good luck to you, and we share the enjoyment of a good cup of java.

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