The history of coffee cultivation for hundreds of years has helped Vietnam become one of the leading countries in the production and export of this bean. Coffee culture creeps in and stretches from vibrant cities to suburbs, providing coffee lovers with many experiences.
Hanoi - egg coffee
The capital of Vietnam is a place where antiquity and modernity intersect, and is also home to many trendy cafes, luxury restaurants and even small roadside shops. Egg coffee is one of the most famous specialties in Hanoi, loved by domestic and foreign tourists.
Egg coffee is a combination of coffee, egg yolk, condensed milk, and sugar, creating a smooth and fragrant drink. Visitors can visit Giang restaurant to sip this drink or participate in Hanoi Coffee Workshop coffee chemistry to understand more about Vietnamese coffee culture.
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Hai Phong - coconut milk coffee
Hai Phong is known as the "city of red phoenixes", but not all tourists know that it also has the famous coconut milk coffee. For many diners, this drink is more like dessert ice cream than coffee, but it is always on the list of must-try dishes when visiting this place.
Coconut milk coffee includes coconut milk, fresh milk, condensed milk and coffee. The fatty, greasy coconut milk is considered to help increase the sweetness and soften the bitter taste of coffee.
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Hue - salt coffee
The ancient capital of Hue, in addition to its rich historical and culinary relics, is also known as the origin of salt coffee.
This drink is described by Booking's culinary experts as a bold combination of Vietnamese coffee and salt, bringing a successful "comeback" in adding saltiness to the familiar coffee experience.
Enjoying a cup of salt coffee at a local shop or a small roadside shop is a unique experience for visitors to Hue .
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Buon Ma Thuot - filter coffee
The coffee capital of Vietnam, Buon Ma Thuot is a place where tourists immerse themselves in the diverse world of coffee. Here, visitors can visit tens of hectares of coffee fields, learn about the processing process, and enjoy the rich flavor of filtered black coffee.
A must-see destination is the World Coffee Museum, where visitors can explore global coffee culture through interactive exhibitions, displaying more than 10,000 artifacts.
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Ho Chi Minh City - iced milk coffee
Surrounded by a system of rivers and canals, Ho Chi Minh City not only attracts tourists with traditional markets, rich cuisine, and vibrant nightlife, but also through iced milk coffee. Visitors can visit any of the beverage stalls to buy this drink, from luxury restaurants to sidewalk casual bars.
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