Tan.

Wow, I finally came here in person and had a truly good cup of egg coffee. The flavor was surprisingly clean—there was no eggy smell at all, and it tasted smooth, rich, and very enjoyable.…...

My experience at Tan was relatively bad.. 30 minutes and still no drinks, the place has many trees but doesn't arrange insect-catching lights or spray insects for customers, it's now 2 days after I visited and my insect and mosquito bites haven't fully subsided. Well ok the place is beautiful but with a price comparable to big brands like ours, the service quality should be commensurate, right? 30 minutes waiting without anything, I called a staff member to ask but they couldn't give a customer apology and explained the issue very mumblingly and unclearly. Another staff member was carrying items for other customers, but then dropped a bowl clattering down to the first floor without an apologetic attitude, just a slight smile?? confusing for the second time. The drinks were also confusing, the banana dish I photographed below gave me a feeling from sweet to the point of choking to sour to the point of choking... I mean, hmm, you're not worth the good comments you've been receiving, sorry to say that. The shop should have internal training sessions for staff, especially new staff, because what I described above I think is the minimum in running a cafe, but if you don't care about bad comments from customers either, that's okay, I understand the market goes on without you :d

Tan. is a place I've visited many times before giving feedback. I come not because it's near, but because the experience at the shop is good and worth the 15km drive to study there. As for the coffee, I find the quality is still guaranteed and consistent in flavor through my many visits. The shop's space is very tasteful, and the lighting arrangement is very pleasing, which is what impresses me the most. Additionally, the work ethic of the Barista is fully displayed through the open, tidy, and professional bar counter. Overall, it deserves to be a top-tier coffee shop in Da Nang. Oh, one thing to note is that the menu is not very diverse, mostly focusing on coffee.

A stylish stand where you can enjoy strong, bitter, and sweet Vietnamese-style coffee [Tân Coffee]. The exterior is a Western-style building surrounded by greenery, and the interior has been renovated. Both the terrace and the interior are very crowded and have become a tourist spot. It is a very popular shop with many young guests spending time taking photos. The coffee is mainly made from Vietnamese Robusta beans finished sweet, and since the Robusta beans, which are high in caffeine and strong in bitterness, are deep-roasted, it is surprisingly strong in caffeine and sweet coffee. Even for coffee lovers, it is not recommended to drink after coffee time because it is deep-roasted and extremely strong, to the point where it slightly upset my stomach. It was a recommended shop to fully enjoy Vietnamese coffee culture with a local guide.

At Tân Coffee in Da Nang, I had the signature menu item called "Tan." It was a beautifully layered drink with two distinct layers, and the balance between the moderate sweetness and the bitterness of the espresso was excellent.

I happened to walk by and stopped in. Even though it was morning, there was one table left. It seems to be a vibe that locals like? The drinks and coffee taste good.

It's a cafe with spacious indoor and outdoor areas and a cozy atmosphere. The interior has a classic feel, and there's a glass room that's good for working quietly. The outdoor garden seats are especially nice on warm, sunny days, and the breeze keeps it cool. They have a variety of Vietnamese specialty coffees here. The pure salt coffee, corn coffee, and coconut coffee are all delicious! In particular, the creamy egg coffee was the best. During my two-day stay in Da Nang, I came here with my boyfriend every day and had two cups each. The staff are friendly, and they even provide attentive parking assistance, which was very satisfying!

I found this place while looking for a nice cafe. I went around sunset, and the cafe was really pretty. There were no Koreans at all, and there weren't many people, which was nice. My girlfriend really liked the cafe. There are so many photo zones, so it's perfect for a nice vibe. They said the egg coffee is delicious, but it was just okay; the corn coffee was tasty. The prices are reasonable, so I was even more satisfied. Note that the first floor is much cooler.

It's close to the accommodation, so I went at night. This area has several large cafes and seems to be a place where many local young people come. The atmosphere here is also nice, with diverse spaces including outdoor seating, first-floor seating, second-floor seating, and an outdoor area on the second floor—all with a good vibe. I ordered a matcha latte for 490,000 VND, and it was tasty, but the cup was small and had a large ice cube like those used for whiskey, so it was finished after about five sips. You might need to order two cups. The staff are friendly. Oh, I was disappointed that there weren't many dessert options. When I went, there were only two types of pastries.

It was the best cafe I visited in Da Nang. The atmosphere and interior were excellent. It felt like a local hot spot, which made it even better~!

The atmosphere is nice and the salt coffee is smooth and good.

Even though I went on a rainy day, it's a place with great atmosphere.. The coffee is delicious and the staff are friendly, so I really like it.

It was fine except that the hall management was a bit lacking, maybe because there were a lot of people.

A famous coffee shop in Da Nang... The atmosphere is satisfying, but the coffee taste and service are just so-so. It's a place worth visiting once.

Location: The shop is on a quiet street with plenty of parking for cars. Drinks: Beverages are high-priced, quality is stable. Staff: Friendly and enthusiastic. The shop is spacious, has many beautiful photo spots, professional mixing, decorated in a classic old-fashioned style, and has rooms for groups, workshops, and laptop work. The shop will be very crowded on weekends (tables fill up quickly). Other notes: Need to remind customers not to disturb other customers, such as using flash photography because the shop has dim lighting and flash is very annoying (a downside). If possible, will return to review later.

The salted coffee here is very delicious. I have visited many recommended shops in Da Nang, but tan.cf is the one that impressed me the most. The space is spacious and airy, the decoration is beautiful, the drinks are tasty, and the prices are reasonable, so it can get quite crowded. It's suitable for gatherings with family and friends. The salted coffee here is absolutely top-notch; the coffee is not too bitter, and the salted cream is fragrant, rich, and moderately sweet.

A chill, simple, rustic cafe in the style of Den Vau's Small Alley but modern. A place where many young people choose to check in, with a light, cheerful, and relaxing atmosphere.

They charge an extra 25% for the holiday while the regular price is already too high, so a drink costs up to ~100k. I was still okay with it until the staff started talking and laughing very loudly. I ordered some pastries and couldn't finish them, so I asked to take them home. When I received them, I was stunned. Not only was there no separate bag, but there wasn't even a piece of paper to wrap them. When eating in, they provide a paper napkin to line the knife and fork. The staff just dumped everything into a paper bag. Buying a 50k pastry wrapped like this is worse than a 30k one. If you feel you can't afford to pay your staff during the holiday, then just close for Tet instead of charging exorbitant surcharges with this kind of quality!

Every time I come here, I choose Tan coffee and croissant. I like the way you are meticulous in every small detail, the kind of service done with all your strength, intellect, and passion. Very satisfied, absolutely supportive. ^^

I went on a holiday, so the shop was quite crowded. However, because the shop is quite spacious, there are many seating areas from inside to outside. The shop has a separate area for customers who come to study and work. The staff are friendly, the drinks are average like other shops, but they give a whole 500ml bottle of water =))) The decor is quite nice and cool. The only downside is that the shop is crowded but there is only one toilet on the first floor, the other toilet is broken, which is quite inconvenient.

- The eatery is near Da Nang airport, so I stopped by to wait until it was time to go to the gate. The space is quite spacious, and the bạc xỉu (iced milk coffee) is good. - Perhaps because it's near the airport, there are quite a few customers like me. So when my family arrived at the eatery with a lot of luggage, the staff quickly and professionally came to assist, helping to pull the luggage into the eatery and find a place for us to temporarily store it, so my family could freely choose a table or go upstairs. Every staff member was polite, cheerful, and enthusiastic. When I left, they also helped pull the luggage all the way to the door. 💯 points for service.

Good coffee, rich flavor. The space is simply but impressively decorated. It's also okay for taking photos. It's fine for chatting, and also okay for working even though it's a bit noisy, but it's the kind of noise that doesn't disturb others.

The shop is beautiful, the drink prices are a bit high, but the space is spacious and it's on a street, so it's understandable. I still want to come back many times. I like the corn coffee.

Everything is fine. Going at 9-10 PM, the shop is quite crowded. It seems fully booked. The shop's design is quite interesting with many simple but beautiful corners. There is an air-conditioned room where you can sit and work. Prices range from 40k and up.