Experience The Art Of Coffee Roasting At Feel Good Coffee Roaster In Phnom Penh
Channel: FnB Channel
Date: 2024-03-18

During a vacation in Battambang and a subsequent trip to Siem Reap, several visits were made to Feel Good Coffee establishments. The first stop was Kinyei by Feel Good Coffee, followed by Feel Good Coffee Roaster in Siem Reap, which is tucked away behind the Brother Bong Cafe. Here, an educational time was spent learning about their coffee beans from Sophon and Syphon.

The journey continued to Factory Phnom Penh for the first Cake and Bake Festival, followed by another visit to Feel Good Coffee Roaster. This time, the focus was on procuring some freshly ground coffee and gaining a deeper understanding of how Feel Good Coffee roasts their beans.

The roasting process begins with sorting the beans. As explained by Sophorn, this step is only necessary for coffee beans sourced from Mondulkiri. Once sorted, the roaster is started and warmed up. The next step involves weighing the exact amount of coffee beans needed for the day's supply chain to the cafe and clients.

After the weighing process, the beans are poured into a suction machine, which transports the coffee beans to the top of the roaster. Once the temperature is optimal, the coffee beans are dropped into the roaster to begin the roasting process. Sophorn checks the beans every few minutes to guarantee they are being roasted at the correct temperature and for the proper duration.

As previously mentioned during the visit to the Siem Reap roaster, the roasting time can vary based on the coffee profile and taste. Some beans are roasted for 15 to 20 minutes. When the beans are ready, they are transferred into a drum with cool air suction below, which cools down the freshly roasted coffee. The beans then rest for a few days before they are packed and ready for sale.

Customers can purchase these fresh roasted beans from Fulcrum Cafe, located at the front of the roastery. For those who prefer ground coffee for drip coffee, you can simply choose your preferred bag of beans and request it to be ground at the counter.

A visit was also made to Feel Good Coffee's latest venture, Sign Cafe, upon an invitation from Sophorn. This new location employs individuals with hearing and vocal impairments. It's a small, cozy corner cafe offering small bites. If you're interested in learning how to order using sign language, there's a standee by their counter to assist you.

That concludes this coffee journey. If you liked this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the F&B Channel. Stay tuned for more food and beverage adventures.

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Kinyei Cafe [Battambang]
map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/F3XjgFLQZboDZroA7

Feel Good Coffee Roaster | Fulcrum Cafe [Phnom Penh]@factoryphnompenh8964  
map : https://maps.app.goo.gl/QXjN8AUFPz2fcTAh8

Feel Good Coffee Roaster | Brother Bong Cafe [ Siem Reap]
map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/PaNsBeX6EE63S6dG8

Sign Coffee [Phnom Penh] Lobby of PPCB Bank
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