Japan · Specialty coffee guide

Specialty coffee in Zushi.

Roasters has 2 specialty cafés listed in Zushi so far. Small, but it is where the local scene starts.

2
Specialty cafés & roasters
#21
Rank among 64 cities in Japan
<1%
Share of all listings in Japan
#1,074
Global rank on Roasters
In numbers

How Zushi compares

Ranked joint #21 nationally, Zushi holds <1% of the specialty coffee listed in Japan, about 2 times the median city. Its closest neighbours in the ranking are Shizuoka, just ahead with 3, and Asakikawa, just behind with 1.

Regionally, Zushi is #100 among 251 cities in Asia. Scenes of a similar size elsewhere in the region include Goyang (3), Kaohsiung City (3) and Ubon Ratchathani (3).

On the global map, Zushi lists more specialty coffee than 56% of the 3,601 cities on Roasters.

Best coffee guide

Best coffee in Zushi

What to look for: a short menu, light-roasted single-origin beans, a proper grinder behind the bar, and staff who can explain the origin and process of what you're drinking. If a café in Zushi ticks those boxes, it belongs on Roasters.

Reviews, photos and check-ins from the community decide how cafés in Zushi surface in the app. No paid placements, no sponsored pins.

  • Baristas who can talk through the menu
  • Beans for sale to brew at home
  • Single-origin or light-roasted blends
  • Roast dates within the last few weeks
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FAQ

Questions about coffee in Zushi

How many specialty coffee shops are there in Zushi?

Roasters currently lists 2 cafés and roasters in Zushi, added and reviewed by the community. That is <1% of all specialty listings in Japan.

Which city in Japan has the most specialty coffee?

Tokyo leads with 216 cafés. Zushi ranks joint #21 of 64 cities with 2 cafés.

Which cities in Asia have a similar-sized coffee scene?

By café count on Roasters, the closest matches outside Japan are Goyang, South Korea (3), Kaohsiung City, Taiwan (3) and Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand (3).

Can I add a café in Zushi to Roasters?

Yes. Anyone can submit a café or roaster. Submissions are reviewed before going live to keep the listings in Zushi focused on specialty coffee.

What makes a café “specialty”?

Traceable, high-grade beans (80+ on the SCA scale), careful roasting and precise brewing. A specialty café can usually tell you the origin, variety and process of every coffee it serves.

How do I find the best specialty coffee in Zushi?

Download the Roasters app for free on iOS or Android, open the map in Zushi, filter by open now, nearest or newest, and save favourites to your own lists.

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