Vietnam · COFFEE EXPERIENCES
Vietnam grows more robusta than anywhere on earth and drinks it with condensed milk, egg or yoghurt. These 15 sittings and tastings are priced by the number of brews, with a note on which end in a class.
Make five Vietnamese coffees in Hoi An, learn their stories, and take home recipes and coffee skills in this fun two-hour class.
“An amazing experience! The venue is perfect and the hosts are so welcoming and fun. Learnt so much with great explanations- highly recommend!!!”
Brew six Vietnamese coffees, taste local liquors, and learn coffee culture in a Hanoi villa workshop for $17 per person.
“Great experience. We recimmend it to everyone. Everything about viatnamese coffee. I also recommend having food after the coffee experience”
Learn to brew six Vietnamese coffees, from egg to salt and coconut, at Hanoi’s Local Beans Roastery with pickup and recipes included.
“The class was fantastic. As a solo traveler, the class was very open, inclusive and easy to feel comfortable within the group. Lin was engaging as the host and instructor, involving each class attendee in the processes and encouraging questions. Would recommend to anyone visiting Hanoi and interested in learning more about the local customs and life.”
Make six Vietnamese coffee drinks in Hanoi, from egg and salt coffee to coconut brews and an espresso martini, with expert local guidance.
“I had a really good time in Hanoi at the coffee workshop! We got to practice all the famous Vietnamese recipe, taste the local wine and learned a lot. Thanks again! Just be aware that you’ll have a lot of caféine, sugar and alcohol to get through the rest of the day.”
Review of the early My Son Sanctuary tour from Hoi An, with sunrise ruins, Champa food, coffee, guide tips, transport, and honest costs.
“Lind was an incredibly kind and insightful tour guide. The experience was eye opening. Could not recommend this tour enough.”
Make five Vietnamese coffees in Hoi An, learn their cultural roots, and take home a phin filter for $15.39.
“I am a connoisseur now! Very informational and great to experience all the different kinds of vietnamese coffee in 1 day. Definite palpitations but great experience!”
Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter through local dishes, family-run food stalls, banh mi, beef noodle salad, and famous egg coffee for $24.
“Linh had great knowledge of the food, but also shared Vietnamese culture and history. Lovely friendly personality. Very happy with the tour.”
Review of Da Nang’s 3.5-hour cooking class with Vietnamese coffee, market shopping, four dishes, and a family-home meal.
“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”
Learn three Vietnamese coffee recipes hands-on at Lacàph in Ho Chi Minh City, with history, snacks, recipes, and practical brewing tips.
“Very fun and memorable experience! The workshop carefully brought us through the coffee culture of Vietnam and other stories that enabled us to understand the origins and how it works! This activity is also a great one to do in rainy weather!”
Cook one Hanoi classic in a peaceful villa, learn local food traditions, and finish with egg, coconut, salt, or drip coffee for $19.
“I chose to make bún chà. It was a one-on-one class as I was the only client /guest. Chef Simon (Viet name Tín) was engaging and I learned he had culinary training in Paris and spoke some French which I was happy to practice my French Read more”
Learn egg, Hanoi, and Saigon coffee in a small Old Quarter class with hands-on instruction, ingredients, equipment, and a take-home gift.
“Our coffee class experience was outstanding. It began with a delightful tea and snack reception. We gained hands-on knowledge of crafting distinctive coffee varieties, such as bhin, egg, salt, and coconut coffee. I definitely recommend signing up for the class.”
Review of Hoi An’s early My Son tour, with quiet temple ruins, Cham history, small groups, banh mi, coffee, and practical booking tips.
“Highly recommend an early morning tour to experience the ruins without crowds, and enjoy the natural environment! Our guide Tu was fantastic, the Banh Mi and coffee delicious.”
Explore Vietnamese coffee culture in Ho Chi Minh City with roasting, tastings, snacks, stories, and hands-on brewing at Lacàph Coffee.
“Good insight of coffee culture and history. We would love to make egg coffee however it didn’t happen hence the 4 star.”
Learn to make two Vietnamese coffees in Hoi An, from phin to egg, coconut, or salt coffee, with a local barista for $16.
“Amazing activity learning to make all the delicious Vietnamese coffees! Egg, Salt & Coconut!”
Learn six Vietnamese coffee styles in a small Hanoi workshop with local guides, fresh ingredients, practical recipes, and a maximum of eight people.
“We had such a great time doing this experience with Jennifer! We loved learning about Vietnamese coffee, and coffee’s role in Vietnamese culture.”
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