Viet cafe day

Not authentic I had an egg coffee, but it wasn't authentic. It was made without condensed milk. Honey was used to sweeten the egg yokes instead of condensed milk, but it wasn't right. The character had changed. The sweetness of the condensed milk is needed to balance the strength and bitterness of the robusta coffee. The honey didn't manage to achieve the balance. I was disappointed.

Hidden gems of Vietnam cafe! I really love this cafe because it is quite unique from others. Vietnam coffee has its own style and taste. I love salted Vietnamese coffee very much. The second time I visited, I tried peach tea and it was so good, very fresh! The seats are not many.

Was very pleased to find this place. I love vietnamese coffee and the iced one I had here tasted very authentic. Probably the best I've had in Bangkok. Nicely decorated as well.

Delicious hidden Vietnamese coffee spot We tried the egg coffee and the coconut coffee — both were so good! It’s a bit off the beaten path and a little hard to find, but definitely worth it. The atmosphere is cute and cozy with board games available to play, and the service was great. The egg coffee was even served directly at the table — a nice touch!

The Vietnamese Coffee with whipped egg was delightful. I enjoyed the way it was served table side. I wished there were Vietnamese savories available to go along with the beverages. The hospitality and the offering of complementary, refreshing icetea was greatly appreciated. There are two floors. I preferred the upstairs to enjoy peace and quiet. A few people used the space as a place to work online, others played with the board games available. I sketched in my journal.