The “Café Giảng” is one of the most famous traditional coffee shops in Hanoi, located on the east side of the Old Quarter. Opened since 1946, the café was named after its founder – Mr. Nguyễn Giảng – a bartender at a colonial hotel in the French Quarter.
You don’t have to go looking for great coffee in Vietnam. Great coffee finds you. It’s everywhere. In cafes, on sidewalks, at corners, refurbished houses, and on bicycles ply by smiling vendors. Coffee is more than just a beverage, it’s a way of life in this country.
You can have a great coffee anywhere in Hanoi, but there are much more to experience beside sipping a delicious cup of coffee in these Hanoi coffee shops, largely because of their plethora of interesting and unexpected traits.
Vietnam is globally known for its strong flavored coffee, featuring a delicious combination of traditionally roasted Robusta beans and sweetened condensed milk. Yet, the country is a famous producer of weasel coffee.
Like the traditional black coffee, weasel coffee and those with sweeten condensed milk that Vietnam is famous for, egg coffee has been one of the must-tries for Hanoi visitors. So, where to try the best egg coffee in Hanoi?
