Vietnam · COFFEE TOURS IN HOI AN
Pick one of these 6 coffee tours in Hoi An and the day plans itself. Prices, running times and the one thing to check before you pay are on every entry.
In a lantern-filled Hoi An workshop, guides Tan and Le lead you through Vietnamese coffee culture, from dark-roasted beans and Phin filters to egg, salt, coconut, black, and white coffee. You make and taste five drinks in a small group, with tea, cookies, recipes, and a take-home gift included.
“A must do activity! It was so informative and we laughed so much thanks to the host!”
At a small, family-run class in Hoi An, you’ll learn how French influence shaped Vietnamese coffee, then prepare five styles: phin black coffee, white coffee, Hue salt coffee, coconut coffee, and Hanoi egg coffee. English-speaking instructors guide you through each recipe, with a Vietnamese phin filter included to take home.
“Easy to follow as all the necessary items are prepared ahead. Instructions was clear and patience with explainations.”
At Trí Long Coffee in central Hoi An, an English-speaking barista guides you through Vietnam’s coffee culture, roasting, and two hands-on drinks. Choose from phin, egg, coconut, or salt coffee, then enjoy what you make. The small class suits beginners, and some sessions include recipes or a completion certificate.
“We really enjoyed this coffee making class! Was able to make all the different types of coffees that we wanted to and learnt all the different history behind them! Great experience!”
Spend 210 minutes learning five Vietnamese coffee styles with an English-speaking local host, then walk to a nearby family workshop to make a foldable silk lantern. You will use a phin filter, prepare condensed-milk coffee, egg coffee, coconut coffee, and Hue salt coffee, then choose fabrics and receive patient help from lantern makers including Tam.
“Both the coffee class and the lantern making were super fun and informative. The guides were very knowledgeable and helpful.”
At Tri Long Coffee on 88 Phan Chau Trinh Street, guide Long introduces you to Vietnam’s coffee culture, small-batch beans, and traditional brewing. Choose coffee styles such as phin, egg, salt, or coconut coffee, then prepare and taste your own drink. The class costs $15, lasts one hour, and includes recipes to take home.
“very interesting. The take home recipe cards were fantastic also. I'll be making the coffees at home”
Meet at Tri Long Coffee in downtown Hoi An for a hands-on Vietnamese coffee class. Learn how beans are roasted, brew with a traditional phin, and make two or more specialties such as egg, coconut, or salt coffee. Ingredients, tools, water, and your finished cup are included. Private groups are available.
“Coffee course was very informative and liked how hands on it was . We made 2 coffees of our liking and lived the secret ingredients that was a WoW . Highly recommend this .”
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