Cong Caphe (Hoi An)

The second coffee shop I drank in Hoi An. After just finishing a cup of Vietnamese black coffee, I passed by here and hurried in to check it out. I ordered a large cup of coconut coffee and a cup of passion fruit juice. The passion fruit juice is very strong and has no seeds. It tastes good. The coconut coffee is a little sweet and feels like a smoothie. It is indeed a bit greasy after drinking too much. Later, I took it away and drank it while walking around. When I was halfway through drinking it, I accidentally dropped it on the ground and threw it away. The environment in the store is not bad, and it looks good when taking pictures. Each table has flowers, different types, such as gerbera, lily, etc., which are very beautiful. The price is a bit expensive here, but it is still quite cheap in RMB.

Cong Ca phe The decoration of "Viet Cong Coffee" Exuding nostalgia Make pillows from large floral fabrics chair cushion Old pots and pans made into wall decorations Dark coffee and dark green colors Create a retro literary atmosphere It’s a popular check-in spot It’s hard to find a job in Ho Chi Minh City Impressive Visit Hoi An Naturally can’t miss it Located beside the Thu Bon River in Hoi An Ancient Town The environment is great From the window seat on the second floor Can enjoy the street view and river scenery Vietnamese coffee Very strong Added condensed milk You can still feel the bitter taste of coffee Only when the ice cube melts The sweetness is slightly better coconut smoothie Really creative It’s all year round Recommended drinks Besides cheap and delicious coffee The store also sells snacks When I was visiting Hoi An Ancient Town alone A good place to recharge your batteries~

A small and fresh coffee shop. Coconut coffee and drip coffee are recommended. Vietnam is influenced by France and there are many coffee shops. This one tastes good and is relatively expensive.

Hoi An was once an important port, attracting many Chinese and Japanese who migrated south to conduct business, leaving a lasting impact. This ancient Vietnamese town, steeped in Chinese traditions, still retains many traditional wooden houses. Many tour groups arrive in the afternoon, filling the town to capacity at night. I prefer Hoi An during the day, wandering through the mottled yellow walls, exploring historic buildings, browsing small shops, and enjoying baguettes and coffee. 🚇｜Transportation Hoi An is about a 40-minute drive from Da Nang, and chartered taxis are available online. 🎫｜Tickets Entrance to the ancient town is free, but admission is required to visit its attractions. 📸｜Attractions ▫️ Cau Nhat Ban Bridge Built by the Japanese in the 1590s for communication with the Chinese community, this bridge is a symbol of Hoi An. ▫️Phoen Kien Hoi Quan This is one of the five most attractive guild halls; the other four are Chua Ba, Trieu Chau, Quang Trieu, and Hai Nam. ▫️Tan Ky House, Le Clan Ancestral Hall This two-century-old house remains well-preserved, blending Chinese and Japanese architectural styles. ☕️｜Coffee ▫️Faifo Coffee This is a well-known coffee shop with a rooftop terrace overlooking the old town. ▫️Cong Caphe This unique coffee chain offers affordable and delicious coffee, making it a great place to escape the scorching sun. 🍥｜Food ▫️Morning Glory ▫️Bahn Mi Phuong #The night view here is stunning #Ancient Towns and Villages Worth Visiting #Southeast Asia Travel #Vietnam Travel #Luxury Travel

Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We first went to Da Nang for two days and then took a red minibus to Hoi An. The minibus takes about 50 minutes to Hoi An. Search Hoi An on Google Maps, find the 02 bus stop, and find the one closest to you to take the bus. The first section of this bus is 02. Don't get off at the end, and then this bus will become LK02 and continue to Hoi An. I think Hoi An is really worth a visit, and the 22-yuan coconut boat is really worth experiencing. There are many merchants who can tell you when you get to the coconut boat.