Hoi An: Vietnamese Coffee Culture and Coffee Making Class

1.Hoi An: Vietnamese Coffee Culture and Coffee Making Class
Hands-on Vietnamese coffee class in Hoi An: make black, salt, coconut and egg coffee with a Phin filter, plus recipes to take home.
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Hands-on Vietnamese coffee class in Hoi An: make black, salt, coconut and egg coffee with a Phin filter, plus recipes to take home.

Hanoi hands-on coffee workshop in an alley villa: 6 brews, 9 recipes, liquor tastings, plus history in about 3 hours for $17.
“This was the best thing we did in Hanoi! It was so fun to learn about the history of Vietnamese coffee and taste so many delicious types of drinks! Pa was the best teacher and was so helpful and friendly. I would recommend this experience to everyone!”

Hanoi coffee workshop with egg, salt, and coconut brews plus Phin filter coffee, cocktail, rice wine, and take-home recipes for $16.
“Absolute must do before leaving Vietnam! I did an 8am workshop with Val and she was AMAZING. She was super funny and taught me a lot about coffee growing in Vietnam and the history behind the famous drinks. I’m so happy to be able to take a piece of Vietnam home with me.”

Hanoi coffee workshop in 3 hours: taste and learn 6 Vietnamese brews, including salt and egg coffee, plus get recipes to take home.

5:30am My Son from Hoi An with AC pickup, buggy transfers, Champa breakfast, and a guide-led history session before crowds.
“Incredible! History of My Son told by Linh, was done in a knowledgeable, interesting and funny story”

Learn Vietnamese coffee in Da Nang. Make phin, egg, salt, and coconut coffee with Jane, plus optional lunch and recipes to take home.

Hoi An coffee making class: learn Vietnamese ca phe, make 5 styles including egg and coconut, and take home a phin filter.
“We had a great time learning about the history of coffee in Vietnam, we made 5 different coffees, my favorite was the coconut coffee, I would recommend this to anyone who is a coffee lover, we also received a lovely gift at the end.”

Make four classic Vietnamese coffees, from egg coffee to sea-salt and coconut. Learn brewing with drip technique in a 2-hour workshop.
“Great value for money and a lot of fun. Sara is great. Highly recommended :)”

Hanoi Old Quarter street-food walk with 4–6 bites, egg coffee dessert, local history stops, and friendly English guide for $24.

A small-group Da Nang cooking class with market shopping and Vietnamese coffee tasting, ending with a family-style lunch.
“Was a great experience! Rosie made it fun and educational! Food was amazing and the environment made it even better!”

Hands-on Vietnamese coffee workshop in Ho Chi Minh City: make Bạc Xỉu, salt coffee, and Phin Con Panna with tea, snacks, recipes.
“Both my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our coffee experience with Quan. We liked the coffees so much that we bought the coffee and Phinn to make at home. Everything was reasonably priced. The instructions they give you are excellent. The experience is very hands on, you get to do everything!”

Hanoi coffee workshop with hotel pickup, 6 brews and 8 recipes, including egg coffee, coconut coffee, and pour-over, plus pastries.
“The coffee making class was super fun and interesting to learn about. I especially like that they provide you with the recipes so you can make the coffees when back home.”

Learn Hanoi egg coffee plus two Vietnamese milk coffee styles in a small group at a central Old Quarter café, $12 and 50–60 minutes.
“We had a great coffee class with Iris! She showed us how to make salt coffee, egg coffee, and coconut coffee. She also showed us how to make coffee art on the foam with chocolate syrup! We had a great time and tasty coffee!”

Hanoi salt coffee workshop with 6 brews: learn roasting, spot good beans, and make egg, coconut, pour-over, plus espresso martini.
“It was very interesting and the host was very informative about the different aspects of coffee bean growing and making the actual coffee”

Get to My Son early for a calm, photo-friendly visit, then fuel up with banh mi and Vietnamese coffee in Hoi An.

