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Trí Long Coffee

Cafés5.0 from 5,320 reviews₫1–100,000

88 Đ. Phan Chu Trinh, Hội An, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam

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Opening hours

Monday
7 am–9 pm
Tuesday
7 am–9 pm
Wednesday
7 am–9 pm
Thursday
7 am–9 pm
Friday
7 am–9 pm
Saturday
7 am–9 pm
Sunday
7 am–9 pm

Hours are as published on Google Maps and are not independently verified. Check with the business before travelling.

What reviewers say

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  • 5a month ago

    We had a brilliant time this morning learning how to make traditional Vietnamese coffee using the Phin Filter method. The staff were super friendly and knew a lot about the coffee culture and the history of Vietnam. It was a calm atmosphere and good value for money. Overall, we had a amazing time! ❤️🩷

  • 52 months ago

    Had a great time doing the coffee making class here. I’ve been loving the egg and salt coffees whilst visiting Vietnam so I really wanted to learn to make them for myself at home. I did the coffee making class where you’re shown to make two coffees. It lasted about 1hr30. We had a brief on Vietnamese coffees, were shown how to make the coffee and then given time to drink them. You make and drink then go back to make and drink the others, so they’re nice and fresh.

  • 5a month ago

    The coffee workshop is very informative and fun.. Huang and the rest of the baristas are friendly and know their stuff well. One tiny suggestion is, they could use a mic lapel and a portable speaker maybe so that the attendees of the workshop can hear the baristas speaking. It could get a bit noisy when motorcycles and other vehicles pass by. Overall it was an excellent experience! Thank you Tri Long!

  • 5a month ago

    We participated in a coffee-making class and it was a truly enjoyable and interesting experience. The instructor was friendly, knowledgeable, and explained everything clearly. We especially loved the Hot Egg Coffee and the Cold Salt Coffee – both were absolutely delicious and unique. It was fascinating to learn about the preparation process and the stories behind these traditional Vietnamese coffee specialties. We are definitely going to try making them at home! Highly recommended for anyone who loves coffee and wants to experience a special part of Vietnamese culture.

  • 52 months ago

    Really fun workshop that was very hands on with a little info on the side about coffee in Vietnam. We chose the different coffees we wanted to learn. We didn't book online, just turned up and slotted in to a session (I think the times are on their website). Definitely recommend this.

  • 56 months ago

    Great experience at Tri Long Coffee! Their egg coffee is absolutely delicious — creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced, one of the best we’ve tried. The staff are incredibly kind and attentive: since one of us doesn’t drink coffee, they kindly offered to replace it with chocolate so we could still enjoy the egg cream, and it was amazing. The location is also a big plus — just off the main street, making it much quieter and more relaxing. Excellent quality and truly thoughtful service. Highly recommended!

  • 5Edited 5 months ago

    Best Durian coffee ☕🌞 in town. All flavours are good. Will come back again to try Mango 🥭 coffee 😋 tomorrow. Staff are so kind and mindful. Staff recommended to try Mango coffee with Durian coffee. We told her that "this is our 5th coffee in four hours". Immediately she said "Try to drink plenty of fresh water not to feel uncomfortable". So thoughtful.

  • 44 months ago

    EDIT******This is an edit to the review below. I gave the Coffee place a 4 Star review only because while we were enjoying our coffee the server came by to make sure we did a google review. She sat in the back and as soon as I posted the below review she came over and was asking for me to change it to a 5 star review. I said No. Everyone here is striving for your dollar. Go to the back alley places. The coffee is way cheaper there. Also don’t believe the Google reviews as most are bought with discounts, freebies and pressure. Nice little spot to people watch and enjoy a good coffee. They have a great selection and even hold classes on how to make different coffees. We visited twice. Lots of seating.

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