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Specialty Coffee Roaster

% Arabica

Beijing, China  ·  Est. 2013
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In Brief

% Arabica Beijing brings Kyoto-inspired specialty coffee culture to China’s capital, combining minimalist design, carefully roasted Arabica beans, and a global coffee philosophy.

Quick Facts

BEANS AVAILABLE WIFI LAPTOP FRIENDLY

Amenities

Services & Comfort
OUTDOOR SEATING PET-FRIENDLY TAKEAWAY
Alternative Milk
OAT SOY ALMOND

Coffee Profile

Roast Profiles
LIGHT ROAST MEDIUM ROAST
Brew Methods
ESPRESSO V60 BATCH BREW FILTER COFFEE
Origin Coffee
BRAZIL ETHIOPIA GUATEMALA HAWAII KONA
Coffee Origins Focus
ETHIOPIA BRAZIL GUATEMALA HAWAII KONA
Bean Varieties
BOURBON TYPICA GESHA / GEISHA CATURRA
Processing
NATURAL (SUN-DRIED) WASHED HONEY
Roasting Style Light-medium specialty roast, clean sweetness, balanced espresso blends and approachable single origins
Best For Specialty coffee lovers, design enthusiasts, espresso drinkers, travelers
Shipping International availability through selected markets and official online channels

About % Arabica

% Arabica Beijing brings Kyoto-inspired specialty coffee culture to China’s capital, combining minimalist design, carefully roasted Arabica beans, and a global coffee philosophy. Located in iconic areas such as Sanlitun and Wangfujing, the cafes offer signature espresso drinks, single-origin coffees, and a refined yet approachable experience. Founded by Kenneth Shoji, % Arabica has become one of Asia’s most recognizable specialty coffee brands, connecting coffee origins, modern architecture, and everyday rituals. Whether you are searching for premium espresso in Beijing or discovering Japanese-inspired coffee craftsmanship, % Arabica delivers consistency, elegance, and a memorable cup.

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Roastery Details

Coffee Sourcing & Philosophy

% Arabica focuses on premium Arabica beans sourced from carefully selected origins worldwide. The brand emphasizes consistency, clarity, sweetness, and approachable specialty coffee experiences.Its philosophy combines Japanese minimalism with global coffee culture, offering signature blends alongside rotating single-origin coffees from producers in regions such as Ethiopia, Brazil, Guatemala, and beyond.

Sustainability Highlights

% Arabica emphasizes quality-focused sourcing, long-term relationships with coffee producers, and careful selection of specialty Arabica beans. The brand supports responsible coffee cultivation by working with origin partners and promoting appreciation for transparent coffee supply chains.

Awards & Recognition

% Arabica is internationally recognized as one of Asia’s most influential specialty coffee brands, praised for its distinctive design, global expansion, and contribution to modern coffee culture.

Producer Relationships

Producers associated with % Arabica

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Kona Coffee Producers

Frequently Asked Questions

% Arabica Beijing is a specialty coffee roastery and café in Beijing, China. % Arabica Beijing, specialising in Espresso, V60, Batch Brew, is curated and verified by the Coffee Insurrection editorial team. Part of the specialty coffee community in Beijing.

Our Locations

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Beijing

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Sanlitun Taikoo Li, Beijing


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Beijing

% Arabica Beijing SKP

87 Jianguo Road, Beijing, Beijing


Mon-Sun 10am-9:30pm
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Beijing

% Arabica Beijing Baita Si

72 Baitasi East Alley, Beijing


Mon-Sun 7:30am-8pm
% Arabica Beijing The New Mall

% Arabica Beijing The New Mall

B116-B118, The New Mall, 180 Xidan North Street, Xicheng District


Mon-Sun 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
% Arabica Beijing Roastery
Beijing

% Arabica Beijing Roastery

D-06, M Woods Museum, Middle Second Street, 798 Art District, Beijing


Mon-Sun 10am-8pm
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