#vietnamesecoffee

[monixdeleon]

Egg Cream Coffee🤍

[hopecohen]

finally made it to Càphê Roasters Love the bright cafe space + creative and thoughtful menu BLACK SESAME BRÛLÉE LATTE Black sesame paste, condensed milk, your choice of milk, a double shot of Vietnamese Espresso, sweet vanilla cream cold foam, w/ torched brown sugar on top . Super 💯 #vietnamesecoffee #coffeeroasters #kensingtonphiladelphia #philly #cafeculture #coffee #coffeeculture #vietnamesefood #icravephilly #travelerstorytellerchef #visitphilly #eaterphilly (at Càphê Roasters) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp0YNIYpZjl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[shoppingstax23]

Coffee Beans Products

Indulge in the delightful world of coffee beans products! From freshly roasted beans to gourmet blends, elevate your coffee experience with rich flavors and enticing aromas. Treat yourself to a cup of perfection today!

[walkaboutrojo]

Walkabout Buon Ma Thuot, Dak Lak, Vietnam

In this episode, I took a journey on one of Vietnam's infamous long-distance sleeper buses—a 13-hour overnight adventure from Da Nang to Dak Lak. With the family in tow, we explored the local cuisine, vibrant culture, and the rich agricultural landscape of the Central Highlands, including a visit to a durian farm and the fascinating World Coffee Museum in Buon Ma Thuot.

This region, nestled in Vietnam’s western mountains, is a hidden gem that many foreign tourists rarely venture to explore. Visiting in the heart of summer, we were greeted by cool mornings and evenings, a welcome reprieve from the tropical heat. The people here are some of the friendliest I’ve encountered, making the experience even more memorable.

Our trip started on one of the older sleeper buses—far from luxury but still equipped with the basics. Each berth had a pillow, blanket, and a small TV that unfortunately didn’t work. While not the most comfortable beds, they were manageable for the night ahead. The bus journey was a bit of an endurance test; as we wound through towns and villages, the constant honking and vibrations made it hard to sleep. Despite the challenges, it’s these kinds of experiences that make you appreciate the comforts of home.

Upon arrival in Dak Lak early in the morning, we dove right into exploring the area. We visited a small farm where grapefruit, durian, and avocados thrive under the care of local farmers. It was a perfect way to start the day, enjoying fresh produce and learning about the agricultural traditions that define this part of the country.

Breakfast took us to a tiny hole-in-the-wall spot, where we sat on little plastic chairs and savored some of the best bánh xèo I’ve had in a long time. There’s nothing quite like enjoying local food in an unassuming setting—it’s one of the simple pleasures of travel.

We continued our journey through the backstreets and hidden alleys, discovering everything from small supermarkets packed with essentials to a badminton court tucked away in a nondescript building. It’s always a thrill to stumble upon these local gems that tourists often miss.

One highlight was the World Coffee Museum, a must-visit for anyone coming to Dak Lak. As the second-largest coffee producer in the world, the region takes great pride in its coffee heritage. The museum, sponsored by the Trung Nguyen coffee brand, is beautifully designed and offers a deep dive into the history of coffee, not just in Vietnam but globally. It’s a well-curated space with fascinating exhibits and, of course, delicious coffee samples. The architecture and layout are stunning, making it a great place to spend a leisurely afternoon.

After a few days of indulging in amazing food and exploring the local culture, it was time to head back to Da Nang. Given our less-than-comfortable bus experience on the way up, we decided to take the overnight train for our return journey. But first, we made a quick stop in Nha Trang, where we enjoyed a short but scenic ride along the beach, soaking in the lively atmosphere of the coastal city.

The train ride back to Da Nang was a significant upgrade from our bus adventure. The VIP bus to Nha Trang was a smooth three-hour ride, and the train itself offered comfortable berths—ideal for catching up on some much-needed rest. Riding through the night, we were lulled to sleep by the gentle swaying of the train, a welcome contrast to the bumpy bus ride.

This trip to Buon Ma Thuot and the Central Highlands was an unforgettable experience. From the bustling local markets to the serene temple visits and the deep dive into Vietnam’s coffee culture, it was a journey that highlighted the beauty and diversity of this lesser-known region. I hope more travelers take the time to explore this amazing part of Vietnam.

[2bearbear]

Cafe4H (4h Ca Phe) Hanoi Review: Nice little cafe for coffee and people watching in Vietnam After our banh cuon breakfast, we headed over to Cafe 4h for coffee – Vietnamese style – right on the streets! About Cafe 4H (4h... ( Open Link to Read More.. ) https://www.2bearbear.com/cafe4h-4h-ca-phe-hanoi-review-nice-little-cafe-for-coffee-and-people-watching-in-vietnam/

[dsnopphotography]

Ice Cream with Vietnamese Coffee Embark on a sensory adventure with every spoonful of Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream - a harmonious blend of aromatic coffee and luscious cream that will transport you to the enchanting streets of Vietnam.

[skinnyontheinside5]

Ice Cream with Vietnamese Coffee

Indulge in the delights of Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream, where the rich flavors of robust coffee dance with creamy sweetness like a symphony of taste.

[thesoulalley]

"Welcome to The Soul Alley, your gateway to authentic flavors and natural goodness. We are a passionate food and beverage company dedicated to bringing the rich essence of Vietnamese coffee and the health benefits of Sea Moss to the world."

[ayogikitchen]

Vietnamese Bun and coffee. My word for the year is Ease. I found that I connect to Ease by engaging in pleasurable activities. When I’m making sure that I step away from the mat, computer and kitchen, I recharge and I sink into Ease in a way that is new for me. It’s tough to remember because what I do is so varied. I get a break from the computer when I get on the mat or cook. I’m still working, though, and that’s what I forget. My dear @slimzadie and I needed to make ANOTHER supply run for the Pizza Party Fundraiser and wanted something light, but full of flavor for lunch. And, of course, local. So, obviously, Vietnamese food and Vietnamese Cafe did not disappoint. In the River Market area, it’s a corner shop with unassuming ambiance and cheerful, welcoming service. I had my favorite Bun, with pork, shrimp and egg roll. This is my go to dish that helps me decide how I feel about a restaurant. Vietnamese Cafe is delish! The liquid part of Bun can be too sweet sometimes, but here it was delicately balanced. There was sweetness, but not overwhelmingly so. I could taste the fish sauce. This is our new go to Vietnamese. Then we walked a few blocks to @cafecaphe and our tongues were tickled even more. This first generation Vietnamese-American woman-owned business is so delightful that I’m telling everyone. The space is bright and open, the staff is fun and lively and the coffee was so good that I’ve been craving it ever since. I had my favorite traditional iced Vietnamese espresso with condensed milk. Strong and sweet, The Saigon energized my afternoon. Steve had the Hella Good, which was so creamy and satisfying with Ube syrup, vanilla syrup, oat milk AND condensed milk. Next time I’m bringing my computer and hanging out longer. I don’t travel like I used to, but the gift of these last three years is that I’m more connected with my community and surrounding communities and it’s satisfying me in a different way. With Ease! #ease #vietnamesefood #vietnamesecoffee #vietnamcate #cafecaphe #food #foodporn #womanownedbusiness #eatlocal (at Vietnam cafe) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7lGzmL0kK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[osakiakiko]

桜木町での撮影の後、ライターさんと遅めのランチへ。 空腹のあまり、もう何食べても美味しいに違いない状態で、なんなら２人前くらい食べられそうなくらいの腹減り具合で、ベトナム料理を頂いて来ました。揚げ春巻きのビーフン（初）！ そしてライターさんとは今年最初ですねということもあり、喋って喋って喋り倒してベトナムコーヒーまで頂いて来ました（こっちも初）。 撮影後だからノンアルコールだけど（当たり前だ）、定点観測的に誰かと会って話すことは大切だなあと再認識。 美味しい時間@桜木町でした。 （そういえば、♪こんなとこにいるはずもない山﨑まさよしの歌、口ずさむの忘れた） このエリア、夜にまた来たい！ #sakuragicho #yokohama #lunch #今日のランチ #ベトナム料理 #vietnamesefood #vietnamesecoffee #ricenoodles #friedspringrolls #桜木町 #ベトナム料理 https://www.instagram.com/p/Co1vewkPl57/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[eatwhateveryouwant2-blog]

You can’t tell me you are not in a PHO mood with this LA cold cuddle weather. 🥶⁣ ⁣________________________________⁣⁣ ⁣ If you don’t know by now, @themylaikitchen has a NEW menu item, Beef Pho with Pork Meatballs. Swipe left to the end to see the massive bowl.⁣ ⁣ Some of my favorite items include….⁣ ⁣⁣ ➜ Chau's Chicken Salad⁣ ➜ Fresh Spring Rolls: Pork + Beef⁣ ➜ Pork Eggroll Vermicelli Salad ⁣ ➜ Mamma Mai's Chicken & Rice⁣ ➜ Pork Belly Banh Mi⁣ ⁣ Drinks⁣ ➜ Thai Tea + Vietnamese Iced Coffee ⁣ ⁣ 💡Pro Tip: Don’t skip on their variety of sauces. You can put it on everything you order! ⁣ ________________________________⁣⁣ ⁣ #vietnamesefood #springrolls #thaitea #vietnamesecoffee #pho #coldweather #banhmi #musttry #newmenu #lafood #eatingfortheinsta #yummyfood (at My Lai Kitchen) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl5oEGIuucQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yourcoffeeguru]

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[oldtownsanclemente]

So many Summer Goodies at Old Town! 😋

[ravishankarsivasubramaniam]

Vietnamese Cold Coffee #fruiticupclt #coffee #caffeine #charlottenc #vietnamesecoffee #vietnamesefood (at FruitiCup Charlotte) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNQNHjjH33k/?igshid=xb43v46im0h0

[banhmiandgrill]

BANHMI N’ GRILL - Your next destination 📍 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Will be providing you from early morning till late with our fresh daily baked bánh mì filled with charcoal grilled skewers 😋 Serving along side with housemade slow-pressed juices, plant-based milk and of course, Vietnamese signature filter coffee ☕⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀