This delightful cafe provides an authentic Vietnamese coffee experience. During our visit, we decided to share a large iced Vietnamese milk coffee made with oat milk. I appreciated that there was no extra fee for the milk substitution. The coffee had a unique aftertaste that reminded me of the flavors we experienced in Vietnam. While the sweetness from the condensed milk was a bit much for my taste, I found it interesting that the oat milk was largely overpowered by the strong coffee flavor, which I viewed positively. Besides coffee, the cafe also offers a variety of pastries and other items, but we were too full to try anything beyond our drinks. The decor is warm and inviting, filled with...
This place is probably the least welcoming Viet Cafe place I've been to. The guy who makes the coffee was so unhelpful and actually pretty rude when my girl friend was asking for a hot coffee and he said the 2nd from the top but asked what was the difference between the first one and the 2nd one and he said less coffee.. OK.... Not helpful at all. Then we thought we saw our coffee at the counter and waited a bit but realized a group of girls that were sitting didn't have theirs yet (and was there before us) so we just decided to sit back down. The guy didn't say anything. Good Viet coffee but you're better off going to Hello Em. They at least greet you and is super helpful with questions. Th...
What a fantastic spot! The coffee here is not only delicious but also wonderfully strong. The owner is incredibly personable and a joy to chat with. The atmosphere is cozy and tranquil, making it the perfect refuge from the rain. I can't wait to return because there’s so much more to explore on the menu—I only tried the Americano this time, thanks to my Autism tendencies. I’m especially looking forward to sampling the Vietnamese coffee and pandan waffles; I think my son would really enjoy those!
The vietnamese coffee with salted cream was really good, and the avocado durian was also tasty (you can taste the durian; usually many places fail to put enough/ make the mix blend well). The pandan waffle was okay- we were quite disappointed by it. We wanted to try the fancy/ extra fancy, but they didn't have it at that time we were there. Will come back for the viet coffee!
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Had the Cozy Coco. It was fine, just a really sweet cappuccino. The service wasn’t really helpful and overall it seemed like they were a bit unenthused about my business. I’d try again but stick to more traditional Vietnamese coffee, but I wanted to try something unique.
I have visited this restaurant multiple times over the past couple of years, and the Vietnamese coffee is consistently delicious. You can’t go wrong with the pandan waffle either!
I've been living in Seattle for nearly two years now, and I still can't get the yogurt coffee from this place out of my mind. It's that good. Seriously, you have to try it!
The atmosphere is wonderfully relaxed, and this place serves the best Vietnamese coffee in Seattle, even compared to the many new spots that have opened in recent years.
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I ordered the black sesame latte, bac siu, and pandan waffle, and everything was fantastic! Just a heads up, the latte is quite strong! <3
Delicious strong coffee! We got the coconut the classic so
