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A cozy coffee shop specializing in traditional Vietnamese phin-brewed coffee, known for its coffee brewing classes enthusiastically led by Ms. Hi. The menu ranges from egg coffee and salt coffee to gluten-free pastries like banana bread and carrot cake, served in a quiet garden tucked away in a small alley, perfect for unwinding away from the noise.
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Une ambiance vraiment charmante. C'est un peu plus grand et plus touristique, mais tout y est authentique et fait…
Great place, carrot cake is lovely😍 …
Very tasty, large portions, good price.
This is just incredibly delicious! Amazing menu, very cozy place, service is very attentive!
I had Iced Cafe Sua Da, Egg Coconut Coffee (hot only), Iced Blended Coconut Coffee, and Iced Blended Peanut Butter Coffee. For those who prefer the strong taste of espresso, Egg Coconut Coffee is the best. The Iced Blended Coconut Coffee was also more delicious here than at other places. The staff are friendly, and since it's located inside an alley, it's a good place to quietly enjoy coffee. Looking at other customers, the brunch menus seem popular.
I ordered iced Americano, strawberry banana smoothie, iced blended coconut coffee (?), and apple pie, and overall everything had a healthy taste that wasn't too sweet!! There was no air conditioning, so it was extremely hot, but the staff were friendly and had several fans running, so I managed to endure it!! For 5 drinks and 2 apple pies, it came out to about 350,000 VND.
I went there after seeing Google ratings and was very satisfied! The staff is friendly and the cafe is pretty. Above all, the coffee was very delicious. When I ordered drip coffee, they called me over during the extraction so I could see the bean aroma and the extraction process. They also explained well. It's a place I want to visit a second and third time.
It's hidden in an alley but it's a really good restaurant. The atmosphere is very nice. It was one of the most beautiful cafes I've been to. And they had fans blowing from all directions, so I was dying from the heat in the old town but I survived. I recommend the coconut coffee.
Peanut butter iced coffee is really delicious. I've seen a lot of coconut coffee in Vietnam, but this is my first time seeing peanut butter iced coffee, and it's really, really amazing... Also, here, apples must be cheaper than flour because the apple pie is packed full of apples and has a very rich cinnamon flavor. The smoothie bowl seems to have a banana+apple base, but it's not that icy cold taste; it's a combination of sweet and sour + nutty sweet and savory, which is amazing.
There is no air conditioning, but there is a huge tent in the outdoor space, so you can avoid the heat to some extent with a cold drink. There is also a second floor, but it seems too hot. I had egg coffee and peanut butter coconut coffee, and the coffee was very delicious. I heard they also offer coffee classes. Drip coffee is brewed right in front of you. The outdoor atmosphere was quite nice.
It's located inside the alley. It's quiet, which is nice. Soft music plays, and it's a cafe good for solitary contemplation rather than chatting. I had an iced coconut coffee, and it was more delicious than Cong Cafe. (50,000 VND)...
While walking around Hoi An, I needed a break. I arrived late, but thanks to the owner's consideration, I was able to enjoy delicious coffee and drinks even after closing time. A cool breeze and a coffee shop like a secret garden!! It broke my prejudice against Vietnamese coffee and I could enjoy it deliciously. I heard you opened a coffee shop in Busan, owner. I'll visit you sometime^^
Because it was the first time coming, it was quite hard to find if you didn't notice the signboard, but once inside, I was quite surprised by the spacious and airy space.
The shop is so beautiful, I have to compliment it. I only discovered it by going deep inside, I had no idea it was there before. Next time, I'll stop by to experience the coffee workshop, it seems interesting. The latte is delicious. Next time I go to Hoi An, I'll stop by, no need to say much.
I had spotted this small restaurant beforehand, because you won't pass by it, it's well hidden at the end of an alley. The decoration is cozy, I really liked this outdoor terrace. I had breakfast there with scrambled eggs. They also have pastries that looked delicious.
A favorite address. Far from the noisy center and tourist madness, Phin Coffee is the ideal place for a delicious, quiet breakfast in the center of Hoi An's old town. We even got a coffee sua da lesson 😊☕…
Honestly average. The toast bread was hard as concrete. I don't think it was fresh. The orange juice was so-so. The coffee was good. It's overrated and I'm disappointed. Try something other than the toast, it might be better.
Very good breakfast and nice coffee
Nothing exceptional, the coffee was good, the smoothie too. On the other hand, the slices of bread with avocado and scrambled eggs... I didn't even finish, it was bland, tasteless.
Horrible breakfast, I really hated it
Very good coconut coffee
Magnificent café where I have been several times, totally quiet and nicely decorated. In the shade of plants, with nice calm, very good coffees and cakes. Really great. And the servers are very pleasant.
I am sorry but I really have to say that the dish was not good. The taste of the bread was not pleasant, nor was the scrambled tofu. Only the avocado was good. And for 175,000 with feta, it is really too expensive. However, I gave 5 stars...
The lovely staff helped us park our bicycles, arranged seating, and gave us a fan. We visited in April and the weather was in the mid-30s Celsius with high UV. So we were very grateful for their help. We ordered French toast and a bowl of smoothie. Iced chocolate and iced latte. All were very delicious. My child preferred dipping the French toast into the sugar syrup that came with the iced chocolate rather than using the honey that came with the toast. (He likes maple syrup, so sugar syrup was a good choice). I really liked the atmosphere here, comfortable and quiet. There is an area upstairs that you can reach by climbing stairs through a tree. Very cool. The staff are friendly but also leave you alone, or maybe we looked like we needed some quiet time haha. Overall, a great indoor/outdoor space. Where they can open and close the canvas roof. The food was finished and I ordered another coffee. Delicious!!