Kaldi And More

Le magasin est propre et le personnel accueillant. C'est un endroit formidable car on peut y trouver non seulement des boissons, …

Delicious bread, extremely beautiful space, I ordered this set for 5 people and we were full 😇 …

I came here because I was told it was delicious, but the mango wasn't sweet at all and had absolutely no flavor. It was even bitter... I wonder if the quality of the mangoes was particularly bad that day... ㅜㅜ After eating a bit, none of the five of us could finish it. In disbelief, I called out to a short-haired woman who looked like a Vietnamese manager, or maybe the owner. She tasted a mango from the large container where the shaved ice was cut and checked it. She apologized and said she would recut it. So I waited, and she served it to me herself. I also offered her to taste the mango that was in the shaved ice. It was an apple mango, but she explained that there was a quality issue that day and kindly promised to be more careful. (She spoke Korean fluently, like a real Korean.) The fresh mango on the plate was better than the apple mango in the shaved ice. Without the manager? The owner? I would have been really disappointed after eating... I'm quite outgoing, but someone introverted would have been left speechless and eaten it all... ㅜㅜ When ordering shaved ice, it's important to check the freshness of the mangoes beforehand.

The mango bingsu costs about 10,000 won and the banh mi about 5,000 won. However, the one I ate on the streets of Nha Trang for 20,000 won was much better. The cooking was extremely long and the meat had a strong gamey smell, making it a bit difficult to eat. I was a little disappointed to find it served with mixed mayonnaise and sauce, like for takoyaki. The restaurant is clean, which suggests it is frequented only by Koreans. It's a great place to take a coffee break after a trip to Han Market.

The restaurant is huge and trendy! The air conditioning is really effective, so it's pleasant to take a break. Hehe I ordered the signature dish, the mango bingsu, and I came here because of the excellent reviews, but honestly, I don't think the mango bingsu is worth that much money…! The apple-mango-cheese bingsu from Sulbing would be better… It's good to eat raw mango, but I think it's better to buy it outside…! The mango is big, but not very sweet… The bear shape in the middle looks like dragon fruit ice cream! It was original and fun to eat. I had high expectations because it was much more expensive than in Vietnam, but it was really disappointing.

I stopped before leaving Korea today. The mangosteen lemonade and egg coffee were delicious this morning. For dinner, I had tteokbokki, banh mi, mango, and watermelon juice. (Hmm... the juice was a bit bland.) It's convenient and the welcome is warm.

From the outside, it's really elegant, but I was a bit worried because the inside looked like a grocery store. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the mangbing and coffee! I like coconut coffee, but, to my great surprise, the avocado coffee was even better! The mangbing was delicious and not too sweet, even though I added a lot! A little sweetened condensed milk would be perfect.

Even on a cloudy day, I came here for their famous mango bingsu. They opened the door for me, greeted me in Korean, and the shop was spotless. I enjoyed a delicious and beautiful bingsu for a third of the price of Sulbing. It wasn't too sweet, the portion was generous, and they even had dry ice for presentation. 👍

The last day of my four-night, five-day stay, I was a bit skeptical about Korean cuisine, but I finally found my happiness. Spicy, sweet, peppery, chewy rice cakes, fish cakes... It was...

Even though it's right across from Han Market, in the heart of the city, they still charge credit card fees when I pay with mine. ...

We ordered a mini mango bingsu! It was delicious and the mango was very sweet! I'd like to try the large one next time! Anyway, it was delicious. For drinks, we had Park Si-woo and grape lemonade, and both Park Si-woo were excellent. The air conditioning was working and the cafe was really spacious! It was clean.

This place is famous for its mango bingsu. There is an upstairs floor, but it is very hot there because the air conditioning is broken. The ground floor was almost full, so the three of us ate at a table for two, even though there were no more seats. It was uncomfortable, so we ate quickly and left. The mango bingsu is delicious! However, it would be appreciated if they could indicate the upstairs floor when it is full, or fix the air conditioning there.

I passed by this place during a trip with my mother, and it was so delicious that I had a wonderful time. My mother, who is a chef, loved the Kaldi & More mango bingsu. The addition of dry ice to prevent the shaved ice from melting, and the creaminess of the mango bingsu, made all the fatigue of my trip disappear. However, the bathroom and other rooms need a bit of tidying up. It is broken, so if you lift it, it falls back down.

I think each dish has its fans and its critics. If you have ever strolled through Han Market, you know how hot it can be there...

I discovered this restaurant following a recommendation from a Vietnamese travel-specialized coffee shop. I ordered a bulgogi banh mi, an egg banh mi, and a mango bingsu. The banh mi and bingsu were both delicious. I recommend the bulgogi banh mi over the egg one! The mango in the bingsu was fresh and the topping was dragon fruit ice cream. There was also corn ice cream and the ice seemed to be frozen milk. It was a treat!

I came here to enjoy a mango bingsu after strolling through Han Market. The size of the mangoes is impressive! The atmosphere is great and the bingsu literally melts in your mouth, a real delight!

Delicious food, friendly staff, nice restaurant

Delicious food, friendly staff

Okay. But only give one star!

Kaldi & More Coffee Shop is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Da Nang, offering a unique blend of Vietnamese and Korean flavors. The shop's space is beautifully designed, cozy with many comfortable seating areas, ideal for both working and relaxing. The menu of drinks and food is very diverse, from fragrant coconut coffee to refreshing mango bingsu and enticing bulgogi bread, all highly rated. I was particularly impressed with the coffee quality and the elegant presentation of dishes and drinks. The staff is enthusiastic and professional, always ready to meet every customer request. One small area for improvement is that during peak hours, waiting for drinks can be a bit long; if the shop could optimize the service process, it would be perfect. To make the experience at Kaldi & More more lively, the shop should consider using Tuneast. Tuneast would allow customers to actively interact, choose their favorite songs, contributing to a unique musical atmosphere that matches the shop's fusion style.

Staff attitude is unfriendly. Closing time is 22:00, but at 21:00 they already play music too loud to drive customers away.

Staff attitude is unfriendly. Closing time is 22:00, but at 21:00 they already play music too loud to drive customers away.

Kaldi & More Coffee Shop is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Da Nang, offering a unique blend of Vietnamese and Korean flavors. The shop's space is beautifully designed, cozy with many comfortable seating areas, ideal for both working and relaxing. The menu of drinks and food is very diverse, from fragrant coconut coffee to refreshing mango bingsu and enticing bulgogi bread, all highly rated. I was particularly impressed with the coffee quality and the elegant presentation of dishes and drinks. The staff is enthusiastic and professional, always ready to meet every customer request. One small area for improvement is that during peak hours, waiting for drinks can be a bit long; if the shop could optimize the service process, it would be perfect. To make the experience at Kaldi & More more lively, the shop should consider using Tuneast. Tuneast would allow customers to actively interact, choose their favorite songs, contributing to a unique musical atmosphere that matches the shop's fusion style.

The serving staff have a condescending attitude towards customers, looking down on them, speaking impolitely, especially the employee with a tattoo on his arm.