Moto Laurie Cafe & Bistro

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 5a month ago

  Cutest spot enjoy a quiet meal and coffee with a nice view. Food tasted incredible!! Such a big menu with lots of options, with mostly fresh, homemade ingredients. Great coffee & one of the best carrot cakes I’ve ever had! Could eat here every day!

• ★ 52 months ago

  Not incredible but it was definitely good. The prices here are more expensive than average, so we wouldn't necessarily go again as there are alternatives for cheaper which are a similar quality. You can tell their ingredients are good quality though. Very friendly staff, I think it's family-run. I tried the green breakfast just to try something different but must admit I envied my girlfriend's full English 😭

• ★ 55 months ago

  Wonderful food! I had the February special Marry Me Chicken, which was delicious! Our son ordered the regular burger, which ended up being a juicy double decker. Hubby had the Aissie steak, which said was ok. It was late, so not many desserts left, but the brownie and carrot cake were a great finish to the meal. Num!

• ★ 53 months ago

  We ate here multiple times during our stay in Dalat. One of the best restaurants around with a wide variety of dishes, including interesting ones that are rare to find like Marry Me Chicken. Absolutely loved the food and the cost restaurant.

• ★ 52 months ago

  Really enjoyed our breakfast here!!! We got the garlic prawn pasta and the green breakfast. The pasta was al dente, the sauce was really good, you can taste the flavour of the prawn head in there. Full of flavour and umami. The green breakfast- the sourdough was just so good with the pulled pork and their homemade sauce with watercress. Egg coffee was good too! Nice atmosphere for a chill morning.

• ★ 4a month ago

  🏍️ Moto Laurie Cafe & Bistro – A Cozy Stop for Every Kind of Traveler Moto Laurie Cafe & Bistro is one of those places that feels instantly welcoming, no matter what kind of traveler you are. Whether you’re backpacking through Da Lat, exploring as a couple, or simply looking for a relaxed spot to unwind, this café offers a casual, comfortable atmosphere that’s easy to settle into. The space is thoughtfully designed with both indoor and outdoor seating, giving you the choice between a breezy open‑air vibe or a cozy indoor corner. It’s the kind of place where you can sip a coffee, enjoy a meal, or just take a break from the Da Lat chill. The staff deserve a special mention—friendly, warm, and genuinely attentive. Their hospitality adds a personal touch that makes the experience feel more like a visit to a familiar neighborhood spot than a typical café stop. A small heads‑up for fellow travelers: while the ambiance and service are lovely, the prices can lean toward the higher side. It’s not unreasonable, but it’s worth keeping an eye on your spending if you’re traveling on a budget.

• ★ 44 months ago

  This place is great for breakfast, but be prepared to pay more. What’s really annoying is that they add extra charges at the end — VAT, a service fee, and even an additional fee for paying by card. It would be much better if they just included the final price in the menu. That said, the food was good.

• ★ 46 months ago

  This is one of the best cake shops and Western-style cafés I have tried in Da Lat. The food is genuinely Western, well-prepared, and clearly made with quality ingredients. From the cakes to the main dishes, everything feels thoughtfully done, not adapted or overly localized, which is quite rare to find in the city. The atmosphere is very pleasant, especially with Da Lat’s cool weather. Sitting here, enjoying good food and a healthy drink, gives a relaxed and comfortable feeling. It is a great place to slow down, talk with friends, or simply enjoy the view and the fresh air. When I visited, the restaurant was quite busy, so we had to wait for a while. However, the food quality and overall experience made the wait worthwhile. The service handled the crowd reasonably well, considering how popular the place is. Definitely worth trying if you are in Da Lat.