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Tiệm Cà Phê Ngói Đỏ - Đà Lạt

Coffee roasters4.8 from 216 reviews₫1–100,000

51/1 Đ. Yết Kiêu, Cam Ly - Đà Lạt, Lâm Đồng 66000, Vietnam

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Opening hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

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What reviewers say

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  • 52 years ago

    Warm and cozy coffee shop. Great place, great coffee. Affrogato and fruit tea are must try!

  • 5a year ago

    Drinks are good, space is beautiful and peaceful. Cars can access the place, though the road is a bit steep—typical of Da Lat.

  • 5a year ago

    The drinks and pastries are exquisite, with prices that remain quite reasonable. The ambiance is serene and soothing. The proprietor clearly has an impeccable eye for design. This marks my fourth visit, and as always, the staff are courteous and attentive

  • 5a year ago

    A quiet and beautiful place. Best espresso we had in Vietnam so far. They use great foreign beans (from Japanese Roasters) and can do Lungo (They call it Turbo Shot). I really enjoyed my Lungo drinks and will come back again before we go back home to Hanoi. Update: got the same Turbo Shot and v60 (third photo). Really good Turbo Shot as had day before and v60 had lots of flavor that we enjoyed.

  • 5a year ago

    Local hidden spot with impressive beans! They really did focus a lot in improving their coffee everyday and I found surprised each time I tried their different drinks Nice scenery inside out as well!

  • 52 years ago

    Nhà Mái Ngói Coffee is a delightful café that perfectly blends traditional Vietnamese architecture with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Located in a quiet neighborhood, this charming spot offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. The first thing that strikes you about Nhà Mái Ngói is its unique design. The café is housed in a traditional Vietnamese house with a red-tiled roof, wooden beams, and antique furniture, which gives it an authentic, nostalgic feel. The interior is cozy and filled with natural light, creating a serene ambiance that is perfect for both work and leisure. The menu at Nhà Mái Ngói Coffee is both diverse and well-curated. From traditional Vietnamese coffee to a variety of teas and pastries, there's something for everyone. The iced Vietnamese coffee, in particular, is a must-try, offering a perfect blend of strong, aromatic coffee with a hint of sweetness. The café also offers delicious homemade cakes and snacks that complement the beverages perfectly. One of the standout features of Nhà Mái Ngói is its excellent service. The staff is friendly, attentive, and always ready to offer recommendations. Their warm hospitality adds to the overall experience, making you feel right at home. In conclusion, Nhà Mái Ngói Coffee is a hidden gem that combines traditional charm with modern comforts. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to work, catch up with friends, or simply enjoy a good cup of coffee, this café is definitely worth a visit.

  • 511 months ago

    Yet another charming small cafe in Dalat! This one in a quiet area featuring an interesting wooden structure with a red tiled roof. The details of the construction inside the cafe, the landscaping, as well as the interior decor really stood out for me. The staff was equally as charming. My cappuccino was flavorful and strong like I prefer and though it was a bit pricier than others, I thoroughly enjoyed it. An excellent place to enjoy a peaceful break.

  • 29 months ago

    Kind of a weird vibe. Staff aren’t too friendly and coffee is a little bit expensive with no tea included. They said it’s robusta on the menu but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t. They refused to show me the coffee bag so I think they were lying. Response to owners reply: Why would I know what a robusta bean looks like in your hands? 😂 Just show the bag. How do you know whether I enjoyed the coffee? Just something you made up . It was average, little overpriced.

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