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A café with no name on its sign, and the courage to be ordinary
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- The café 'Botong coffee' on the first basement floor of the International Electronics Center has only 'coffee' on its sign, while the name is written small above the menu in the window.
- A columnist wrote that he only learned the name after passing by and hearing someone ask for a botong coffee.
- When the owner was asked what the name meant, she replied, "We just wanted to do only as much as ordinary," and the column called it an unwavering center.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 간판에 이름을 적지 않은 카페, 보통이라는 용기
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