It should be noted that the body's vitamin C absorbtion is limited by the intake of caffeine - so there's no point eating a mandarin orange after your coffee. :-o

我刚喝完咖啡。  wǒ gāng hēwán kāfēi.  :)

I used to be a Nescafe man 雀巢咖啡 (quècháo kāfēi) --literally Sparrow's nest-- but these days it's just black tea 红茶 (hong2cha2) for me.

After I came to China, I discovered that Nescafe was more tasty than I had thought before, at least, the instant coffee (速溶咖啡, su4 rong2 ka1 fei1) is much better than one served at KFC (肯德基, ken3 de2 ji1).

má fán nǐ gěi wǒ yī bēi lü chá 

still plenty of caffeine

（Yeah, I've had my coffee this morning...)

I agree, I have nothing against the taste of Nescafe. But I was drinking too much of it, just to get high.

In Shanghai, the best cup of coffee you can get at a restaurant is probably 85度-- 85 degrees, a Taiwanese chain store. Anyway, at 8 yuan for a cup, it's got the best 性价比 xìngjiàbǐ -- price performance.

And here's my gripe about the otherwise lovely Mr. Donut-- they never put real milk in the coffee. They just helpfully steer you to the little tubs of rat milk er, Coffee Mate.

at 8 yuan for a cup

Not so bad! A cup of coffee at KFC is 5 yuan here in a small city in northeast China (中国东北), but its taste is worse than Nescafe (雀巢). If you want to have a real coffee, it would cost you more than 40 yuan, which is an extravagant price for the standard of living here. Incidentally, I recently use packed milk (牛奶) instead of Coffee Mate (咖啡伴侣, ban4 lv3) at home. I think it's more tasty. I love melamine, haha.

I like the liquid milk, it's much less dangerous than the milk powder