Café
1. Cafe Giang
The family café where egg coffee was invented in 1946, still run by the founder's son in an alley off Nguyen Huu Huan Street in the Old Quarter.
View details — Cafe GiangCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
18 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Vietnam
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The family café where egg coffee was invented in 1946, still run by the founder's son in an alley off Nguyen Huu Huan Street in the Old Quarter.
View details — Cafe GiangCafé
The flagship café of Marou, the Vietnamese bean-to-bar chocolate maker founded in 2011, serving chocolate drinks, cakes and French-style pastries on Calmette Street.
View details — Maison Marou SaigonCafé
A calm tea house on Tran Phu Street staffed by speech- and hearing-impaired people, where you order in writing and taste Vietnamese teas in near silence.
View details — Reaching Out Tea HouseCafé
A simple second-floor café overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake, opened by the daughter of egg coffee's inventor and known for its hot and iced egg coffee.
View details — Cafe DinhCafé
A home-grown Hoi An coffee roaster founded in 2015, serving Vietnamese and specialty coffee in historic buildings on Tran Phu and Tran Cao Van.
View details — Hoi An RoasteryCafé
A specialty coffee café in a bright, high-ceilinged heritage space up a staircase just off Dong Khoi Street, known for pour-over and serious coffee.
View details — The Workshop CoffeeCafé
A Hanoi coffee house dating from the early 1950s, where the owner once swapped coffee for paintings by struggling artists, whose works still line the walls.
View details — Cafe LamCafé
A small specialty coffee shop on Phan Boi Chau Street where owner Le Quang Huy roasts Dalat Yellow Bourbon Arabica daily for his own house blend.
View details — Mia CoffeeCafé
A well-designed specialty coffee café near Ben Thanh Market, set in an older building with large colonial-era windows and a small food menu.
View details — Okkio CaffeCafé
A specialty coffee shop by day and European bistro by night, hidden in a lane off Phan Huy Chu Street and listed as a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
View details — HabakukCafé
A busy café and roastery on Hai Ba Trung Street serving farm-to-cup coffee from Dalat, with beans roasted on site in an open industrial space.
View details — La Viet Coffee SaigonCafé
A family-run coffee shop in a shady courtyard off Tran Phu Street, roasting its own beans and serving pour-overs, cold brew and coconut coffees.
View details — Phin CoffeeCafé
A café hidden behind a shop on Hang Gai Street, reached through a courtyard and an old house, with a rooftop terrace overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake.
View details — Cafe Pho CoCafé
A tea room in an old two-storey merchant's house on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, with around 25 teas, a garden courtyard, a gallery and herbal footbaths.
View details — Cocobana Tea RoomsCafé
A characterful café on Yersin Street recreating old Hanoi with dark wood and vintage photographs, known for northern-style egg coffee and breakfast.
View details — Little HaNoi Egg CoffeeCafé
An acclaimed specialty coffee roaster with a riverside roastery at Saigon Pearl and a downtown café on Nguyen Sieu Street, known for its skilled baristas.
View details — Bosgaurus Coffee RoastersCafé
A three-storey café beside Hoan Kiem Lake whose walls are covered in hundreds of handwritten sticky notes left by customers, from quotes to reflections on life.
View details — The Note CoffeeCafé
A dessert shop on Tran Hung Dao Street specialising in Vietnamese che, best known for coconut gelato served in a fresh coconut.
View details — Tiem Che Xiu