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1. Reaching Out Tea House
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 HouseHoi An's cafes reflect the town's mix of old houses and new ideas. In the Ancient Town, Reaching Out Tea House on Tran Phu Street is a silent tea house run as a social enterprise, where staff are speech and hearing impaired and guests order in writing, and Cocobana Tea Rooms on Nguyen Thai Hoc offers around 25 teas in an old merchant's house with a garden courtyard. Both are calm places to rest between heritage visits.
Coffee lovers have plenty of choice. Hoi An Roastery, founded in 2015, roasts beans from Vietnam's growing regions and has several branches on Tran Phu and Tran Cao Van, while Mia Coffee on Phan Boi Chau roasts Dalat Arabica daily for its espresso. Phin Coffee, tucked into a courtyard off Tran Phu, serves pour-overs, cold brew and coconut coffees and runs coffee tastings. For something sweet, Tiem Che Xiu on Tran Hung Dao specialises in traditional Vietnamese desserts, with coconut gelato in a fresh coconut as its best seller. Many cafes open early, which makes them good stops before the heritage sites, and the tea houses are pleasant in the heat of the afternoon.
6 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Hoi An
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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