Coffee shops in Vietnam

There is one delicacy you have to try in Vietnam, and that is coffee. Whether it is drip coffee or iced coffee, it is the most unique coffee variety in Vietnam. Coffee is an indispensable thing in Vietnamese life. Cafes can be found everywhere in Vietnam, and there are many customers from morning till night. Many people regard coffee as "three meals a day" like eating. These people are called "coffee believers".

In Vietnam, large and small cafes can be seen everywhere, especially at night, when people are buzzing and lights are ablaze. The most typical way to drink Vietnamese coffee is "dripping". The coffee is made in a metal leaky pot like a small bowl, put the coffee powder on the middle layer, press it down with a metal filter, pour boiling water, and let the coffee flow into the cup drop by drop. The stronger the coffee is, the slower it flows, and condensed milk and ice can be added to it. Ho Chi Minh City people love iced coffee, many people go to the cafe early in the morning to drink a large cup of iced coffee and then go to work. One of the important reasons for the popularity of coffee in Vietnam is its low price and wide variety. A cup ranges from two or three yuan to dozens of yuan, which can meet the needs of all classes. 2 yuan a cup is to sit on the bench in the street to drink, although this is cheap, but risky, the enjoyment process may be disturbed by the inspection of urban management staff at any time. At this time, the coffee vendor ran with something, and the customer stood awkwardly with the cup. There are also many "mobile cafes" in some stations and parks in Vietnam, where vendors hold bags full of ready-made coffee bags in their left hand and containers containing ice in their right hand. Customers find a place to sit and drink after buying them.