Cafe Tùng

What reviewers say

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

• ★ 54 months ago

  Very cool 😎 I can imagine the number of people who have experienced this place over its long history. Ginger & lime tea was just the right balance of warmth, sweetness and sour. Cheese yogurt the best I’ve had this year. Tiramisu was nice but mines better 😉 😉 Cacao worth trying. Gentle service. Appreciate the complimentary tea too.

• ★ 5a year ago

  As an avid lover of Trinh Cong Son, I was overjoyed when Jack took me here. It was a place where the legendary composer and his muse Khanh Ly often hung out (there is a portrait of him on the specific corner they used to jam). It is an institution that when the owner passed away, they held a grand funeral that closed the street in front. Atmosphere is nostalgic. They play old French songs (and others from the 70s - I was surprised by an Indonesian song that played) Top tip is that the place is legendary not for its coffee, but for its yoghurt (called yaoua in this city). I tried the cheese yoghurt and the passion fruit yoghurt, which enlightened me to the intensity and the heights a yoghurt can aspire to be. One caution: People can smoke here, so if that puts you off, just get something to go.

• ★ 54 years ago

  The most iconic coffee shop in Dalat. Everyone who arrives here has to check out this place. I have been several times and it’s my most favourite place for coffee in Dalat. Our frequent drinks are bac xiu and ca phe sua. The coffee smells awesome and astonishingly tasty. It can wake you up in the morning. The staff are friendly and helpful. The price for a coffee is only 25k. That’s pretty cheap compared to other places and the quality is great also.

• ★ 5Edited 2 months ago

  Old style coffee shop. Very good coffee and atmosphere. Very popular among young Vietnamese in Da Lat and a good place for small-talks and getting info. with locals

• ★ 55 months ago

  The coffee is good, and the yogurt is truly excellent fresh, thick, and very delicious. The atmosphere is also calm and peaceful; it makes you want to sit and enjoy your time. I’ll definitely come back.

• ★ 45 months ago

  Great little coffee shop with a cool, chill, and old-style atmosphere. It does get quite busy in the morning, so expect to wait a bit for a table during peak hours. They also allow smoking inside the café, so just a small heads-up for those who are sensitive to smoke. Located near Dalat Market, making it a convenient stop while exploring the area. The coffee is excellent, and their signature items — the cheese yogurt and flan — are definitely worth trying.

• ★ 3a year ago

  ill be honest.. i didnt get the hype of this coffee spot coffee was good, albeit with simple variations - it seems what makes this place special is the optional use of rhum (rum?) in ur drink i mark this place down as its a smoke friendly spot (good for u smokers) but bad for people who might have asthmatic issues breathing in cigar smells

• ★ 35 months ago

  Small and cozy coffee shop, and it’s one of the iconic spots in Da Lat. The ginger tea is warm and pleasantly sweet, the yogurt is thick and creamy, and the flan is nicely sweet as well. However, smoking is allowed inside, which makes it quite hard to breathe—especially since the space is very small. The prices are also quite expensive compared to other cafes in the area. Overall, it’s an interesting experience, but the indoor smoking and high prices may make it less comfortable for some guests.