Korean Entrepreneur Expands Specialty Coffee Shop in Middletown

Published on September 17, 2024

Korean cancer researcher-turned-entrepreneur Grant Lee says his passion for healthy and tasty coffee drove his business growth from day one.  “My philosophy is that you make great coffee, and customers will follow,” Lee told the The Epoch Times in his newly renovated shop on North Street in downtown Middletown.  Plucked from high Arabian mountains, fermented in Korea, and roasted in Middletown, New York, the coffee beans are prepared with a unique, science-based methodology designed to enhance the coffee’s taste and health benefits while simultaneously minimizing its side effects, according to Lee.  Just a few storefronts away from his old location, the new Dayes Coffee shop features more seating, a self-serve pastry section, and an inviting and relaxing interior that blends a bright Korean style with European and American design elements, Lee said. ...

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