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What's So Special About Starbucks?


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I think sila lang kasi nagpauso ng different "flavors/types" of coffee sa pinas and you can't deny na masarap talaga ang "flavored" coffee ... other than that wala na - so now na medyo marami na ring coffee-houses - parang normal na ang starbucks.

Oh yeah wait meron pa pala - they are American-owned so malaki ang backing na pera so kayang-kaya magtayo ng maraming branches.

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The big bucks behind starbucks can't be ignored. We get the benefit of millions spent on perfecting the right flavors as well as the economies of scale starbucks commands in sourcing the best coffeebeans around the world in 1 coffee cup.

 

But the pricing model as far as the Philippines is concerned is ludicrous. I wouldn't spend a single centavo on coffee priced that high - we're talking 1 cup > 1 day's miminum wage. The fact that Starbucks is successful in the Philippines illustrates the economic inequities we have at home.

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There's nothing special really about Starbucks. But how come we still go back? Well, lets all admit that its a nice place to hang out coz of the ambience, the smell of coffee and sometimes nice jazz music. Its a good place to meet up with business associates, old friends or family. Yah i know the coffee is expensive and not really that great but heck its your choice if you wana go there or to Jollibee perhaps? :P

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Yup hsmeilop, for a while starbucks didnt have the guts to venture in cebu because of Bo's.... But you have to admit that Bo's concept is totally taken from starbucks right?  Everything but the logo and name. :D  Peace bro!

WRONG,If that is so,Why did they open way before Starbucks entered the country,I read their history and I believe that It was originally based on an Italian Espresso bar then modified to the Starbucks layout when Starbucks came into the country,Check your facts .The source is the article on home grown franchises in food and beverage world.Peace

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