VIETNAM
Vietnam's standout days.
The 15 most popular coffee experiences in Vietnam. What each day is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Hands-on Vietnamese coffee class in Hoi An: make black, salt, coconut and egg coffee with a Phin filter, plus recipes to take home.
“We really enjoyed this coffee making class. The guides are very funny and it’s a good laugh. We made 5 lovely coffees. I would highly recommend!”
Hanoi hands-on coffee workshop in an alley villa: 6 brews, 9 recipes, liquor tastings, plus history in about 3 hours for $17.
“Absolutely fantastic! Tours can be hit or miss all over the world, but this one is worth every cent. PA (Piey) is fantastic -funny, warm, knowledgeable, and organized. When you book, I hope you get her. She makes all the difference. Please don't be like me and forget cash for a tip. A++++”
Hanoi coffee workshop with egg, salt, and coconut brews plus Phin filter coffee, cocktail, rice wine, and take-home recipes for $16.
“The experience was awesome. We enjoyed it a lot. Giang and Valerie were a lot of help and made the experience quite memorable. I highly recommed the class to those who are imterested to learn more about Vietnamese coffee culture.”
Hanoi coffee workshop in 3 hours: taste and learn 6 Vietnamese brews, including salt and egg coffee, plus get recipes to take home.
“Good variety of drinks made with good explanation of the different history and ways of making it. It was fun to do this in a group with people that were very social so you don’t feel alone as a solo traveller. Chiang was our amazing instructor and Valerie was always swift in her responses whenever…”
5:30am My Son from Hoi An with AC pickup, buggy transfers, Champa breakfast, and a guide-led history session before crowds.
“This was a great tour, a lot of information and the guide was very nice and knowledgable. It was also great to see the site and then go to the Champa museum in Da Nang later (not part of the tour). The early morning tour meant that there Read more”
Learn Vietnamese coffee in Da Nang. Make phin, egg, salt, and coconut coffee with Jane, plus optional lunch and recipes to take home.
“We learned a lot about Vietnamese coffe, made delicious drinks and had a great time with Jane.”
Hoi An coffee making class: learn Vietnamese ca phe, make 5 styles including egg and coconut, and take home a phin filter.
“It was something fun to do if you love coffee!!! I can’t wait to go back home and make the different coffees for my friends and family. The staff were very friendly and made me feel comfortable as a solo travel. Very interactive”
Make four classic Vietnamese coffees, from egg coffee to sea-salt and coconut. Learn brewing with drip technique in a 2-hour workshop.
“Sarah was really great showing and explaining how to make the perfect coffees.”
Hanoi Old Quarter street-food walk with 4–6 bites, egg coffee dessert, local history stops, and friendly English guide for $24.
“The tour was very fun and very informative (and delicious). Phoenix was a wonderful guide who took us to some great places I otherwise wouldn't have tried or even found. she also shared a lot of information on the history of some places and some of the dishes we tried and even gave us some…”
A small-group Da Nang cooking class with market shopping and Vietnamese coffee tasting, ending with a family-style lunch.
“I've attended to cooking classes in several different countries and this one was the best. Not only the food itself but the experience altogether was amazing. Kelly and Blue organized everything smoothly. The sequence of food, small events in-between, local atmosphere, hygiene of the kitchen was all just perfect. No doubt a 5 star”
Hands-on Vietnamese coffee workshop in Ho Chi Minh City: make Bạc Xỉu, salt coffee, and Phin Con Panna with tea, snacks, recipes.
“This class was amazing! You learn how to make three different kinds of coffee and the history of their coffee bean. Our host Julia was absolutely amazing! We had so much fun, and she was so kind. Vietnamese coffee is like no other!”
Hanoi coffee workshop with hotel pickup, 6 brews and 8 recipes, including egg coffee, coconut coffee, and pour-over, plus pastries.
“This was such an amazing experience. I was never a coffee lover until now. To add, meeting such wonderful people was the icing on the cake. Thank you!”
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.
“This was such a nice workshop. I can totally recommend it :)”
Get to My Son early for a calm, photo-friendly visit, then fuel up with banh mi and Vietnamese coffee in Hoi An.
“We enjoyed the tour very much, our guide Mr Lee was very knowledgeable and fun and gave is a lot of interesting facts about Vietnam history. We arrived just in time to avoid most crowds and had very pleasant morning. Totally recommended! Thanks a lot, Mr Lee!”
