Da Nang food guide5 places

Coffee and something sweet

From a cup that is closer to dessert, to beans they roast themselves

Vietnam is the world's second-largest coffee producer, but the more interesting part is that it invented its own way of drinking the stuff. Strong robusta under condensed milk — cà phê sữa đá — is the base, and out of it grew coconut coffee (cà phê cốt dừa) and avocado coffee (cà phê bơ). Both are closer to dessert than to coffee.

Lately the city has grown a crop of cafes that roast their own beans. If the sweet, heavy style has started to wear on you, a single-origin pour-over shows you the other face of the same country's coffee. They fall into two areas — Hai Chau in the city centre and My An / An Thuong behind My Khe beach. Staying by the sea, pick the My An side; staying downtown, almost everything in Hai Chau is walkable.

A cup runs 40,000–90,000₫ — about 50 to 113 baht (1 THB ≈ 800₫, Aug 2026). Most have air conditioning and wifi, which makes them a good place to sit out the afternoon heat.

In this guideCoconut coffeeAvocado coffeeSpecialty roasteriesCroffles & cream puffs

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The green sign that introduced coconut coffee to the world

Cộng Cà Phê

Approximate locations — see each card for the exact address

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Cộng Cà Phê

The green sign that introduced coconut coffee to the world

A chain with branches across Vietnam — but this is the name that introduced coconut smoothie coffee to the world. The interior looks assembled from old military surplus, and the green sign travelled through photographs first. In Da Nang, the riverside branch is the easiest to reach.
Local favouriteEnglish menuAir-conditioned

What to order

  • Cà phê cốt dừaCoconut smoothie coffee55,000₫≈ ฿70
  • Sữa chua cà phêYoghurt coffee50,000₫≈ ฿64
Hours
07:00–23:30
Price
40,000–70,000₫

96-98 Bạch Đằng, Hải Châu

Before you goThe coconut coffee is quite sweet — you can ask for it less sweet: ít đường.
#coconutcoffee #greensign #photospot #aircon #latenight
How to goThree faces of Vietnamese coffee
฿850฿765-10%
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XLIII Coffee
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XLIII Coffee

They buy straight from the farm and roast it here

A specialty coffee shop with its own roastery, pouring single-origin hand brews and cold brew. Its name was built on trading directly with growers and publishing where every bean came from (formerly 43 Factory Coffee Roaster). The European-style building and the neatly kept bar counter do the rest.
English menuAir-conditioned

What to order

  • Cold brew75,000₫≈ ฿96
  • Pour over (single origin)Single-origin pour-over90,000₫≈ ฿115
Hours
07:00–22:30
Price
60,000–120,000₫

Lô 422 Ngô Thì Sĩ, Mỹ An, Ngũ Hành Sơn

Before you goIf the strong, sweet Vietnamese style has worn you out, try a bright single origin here instead.
#specialtycoffee #ownroastery #singleorigin #aircon #photospot
How to goThree faces of Vietnamese coffee
฿850฿765-10%
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Brewman Coffee Concept
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Brewman Coffee Concept

The coconut cream is whipped right there, to order

A small roastery cafe. The signature is a coconut cold brew made with beans they roast themselves — the coconut cream is whipped on the spot and topped with fresh shaved coconut. The texture alone separates it from anything that comes in a bottle.
Local favouriteEnglish menu

What to order

  • Coconut cold brew65,000₫≈ ฿83
  • Espresso tonic70,000₫≈ ฿89
Hours
07:00–18:00
Price
45,000–90,000₫

K27a/21 Thái Phiên, Phước Ninh, Hải Châu

Before you goThey open early. The brew runs strong, so feel free to ask them to adjust the milk.
#coconutcoldbrew #whippedfresh #specialtycoffee #localsonly
How to goThree faces of Vietnamese coffee
฿850฿765-10%
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Trình Cà Phê
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Trình Cà Phê

Avocado blended into coffee — one glass is dessert

Known for avocado coffee — avocados from Đắk Lắk, Vietnam's coffee-growing province, blended into coffee and finished with toasted coconut flakes. Sweet and thick enough that it belongs with dessert rather than with coffee. There are several branches in the city; the address below is the central one.
Local favourite

What to order

  • Cà phê bơAvocado coffee50,000₫≈ ฿64
Hours
06:30–22:30
Price
35,000–70,000₫

25 Phạm Hồng Thái, Hải Châu 1, Hải Châu

Before you goOne glass is more filling than you expect — it works better as an after-meal dessert. Hours differ by branch, so check before heading to a different one.
#avocadocoffee #daklak #dessertdrink #earlybird #budgeteats
Gardenia Coffee & Bakery
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Gardenia Coffee & Bakery

What comes out of the oven in the morning is gone by evening

A cafe that runs its own bakery. Croffles — croissant waffles — and cream puffs are the signatures, and the pairing of a coconut coffee with a strawberry croffle is the one that keeps showing up on social media. The bread comes out in the morning, and the popular items are usually gone by evening.
Air-conditionedEnglish menuFamily friendly

What to order

  • Croffle dâuStrawberry croffle65,000₫≈ ฿83
  • Su kemCream puff35,000₫≈ ฿45
Hours
Tue–Sun 06:30–22:30 (Mon closed)
Price
35,000–90,000₫

43-45 Lê Hồng Phong, Phước Ninh, Hải Châu

Before you goClosed on Mondays. If you have your eye on a particular item, morning is the safe bet.
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