Old listings still show Pacific Coffee in XIY T3
Some airport guides still list Pacific Coffee in Terminal T3 at Xi'an Xianyang, but recent independent sources and traveller reports don't confirm any active branch there. If you're counting on a specific espresso drink or a Hong Kong–style chain café atmosphere before a China Eastern or other T3 departure, assume it might not exist and have a backup option in mind inside the terminal.
Xi'an Xianyang has three main terminals in use today—T2, T3, and T5—and current third‑party airport maps place Pacific Coffee only in generic “coffee shop” lists without photos, current menus, or recent check‑ins. That usually means the outlet has closed or rebranded. If you last flew through XIY before 2020, the café mix has probably shifted, so plan to walk the T3 concourse and pick from what is actually open on the day.
Most international flights now run from T3, and coffee pricing at comparable chains in China airports typically lands around 25–40 CNY for standard lattes and americanos. Since there’s no verified Pacific Coffee counter here, expect to find local or generic “Coffee” kiosks at similar price points instead, with fewer custom drink options than a big chain and limited snacks—think basic pastries and instant noodles rather than full sandwiches.
If you absolutely want to verify Pacific Coffee’s status, give yourself at least 15–20 minutes extra after security in T3 to walk the main departures level and check the central food court area and side corridors. Practical move: treat Pacific Coffee at XIY as historical info only, grab a drink at whatever café you actually see open in T3, and don’t promise anyone back home a specific Pacific Coffee souvenir cup from this airport.