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35 Ng. Huyện, Hàng Trống, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam
Little cute café in a small, quiet street. We tried iced almond coffee and iced coconut coffee, which were more than delicious! They can be hot or cold, but cold were more special in my opinion. Welcoming (free) hot tea also very tasty! Staff was nice and prices were good. Highly recommended!
SO GREAT. I GET WHY IT'S GOT 5 STARS! Small foot print for maybe 4 small groups. It was a one woman show from what it looked like. The egg yolk coffee takes about 10 minutes and you can only order it hot. My husband enjoyed it a lot but said it was very strong. Instead of scooping a spoonful bottom to top, he thinks he would like it better stirred. The sea salt coffee was amazing. A sea salt cream right on top. I mixed that bad boy up and YUMMM. So great. It's my favorite coffee I've had in Vietnam so far.
Lovely place. The owner is the nicest person. I came back every day just for her! Has vegan options. We had variety of drinks, each was great.
An amazing coffee experience, attracting locals and tourists alike. Located in an alley, this is a hidden spot that serves an amazing cup of coffee. The egg coffee was rich and mesmerizing to stir. The salt coffee was balanced and a great way to cool down on a hot day. Very kind owner who offered to set up seating just outside the shop for us to sit when to the inside seats were all occupied. You can get their freshly roasted beans in bags. They roast their own stuff. They take credit cards and cash. Highly recommended!
The egg coffee here was absolutely delicious, but what made this visit truly memorable was the exceptional service. When I went to pay and left a tip, the server graciously tried to decline it, gently explaining that "it's not normal to tip in Vietnam." Her thoughtfulness in trying to save me from what she assumed was a cultural misstep was genuinely touching. She clearly thought I was unfamiliar with local customs and didn't want me to feel obligated. Even when I insisted she keep it, she remained reluctant, genuinely attempting to accept only the cost of the coffee itself. This kind of honest, considerate gesture is rare anywhere in the world. Her warmth and sincerity, combined with the fantastic coffee, have made this my go-to spot. I'll be back every single time I'm in Hanoi.









