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The owner was very nice when we stopped in! No line, and we had the option to customize sweetness and caffeine levels. We wanted something not very sweet and with a good caffeine kick but not too strong since it was 3pm-ish when we arrived. She knew exactly what we wanted and the drink was smooth and tasty! Would definitely be back for more.
Ordered a ca phe sua da, and it was phenomenal. Strong, smooth, good quality of coffee, I asked not too sweet to mine, and it was just right.
You can adjust the sweetness because normal is pretty sweet already but this coffee is soo strong and so good. Pretty customizable too
Passed by this spot while I was in the area and was in desperate need of some strong coffee. I got the cà phê sữa đá (classic Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk) and it hit the spot! It was nice and strong just like the ones I've had in Vietnam and definitely woke me up. I also like that you can adjust the sweetness level. It's on the pricier side, but you can tell they use quality coffee. Worth it when you need a strong caffeine fix!
My new favorite Vietnamese coffee place. It is SO incredibly charming inside and the staff is super friendly too; you can tell a lot of love and curation was poured into this place, the menu, and the coffee - everything is A+. For the coffee, you can choose how strongly caffeinated it will be (vietnamese coffee is notoriously strong) and how sweet. As a vietnamese coffee lover I tend to go for how it comes here and really enjoy it each time. I love the reminder to sip slow - to really enjoy it and not just inhale it, to let it become a longer part of your day. The crushed ice is the perfect accompaniment to this strong coffee. They also sell little treats and a few artsy trinkets that you can pick up on your way as well. I really really hope this place sticks around for a long time as it's one of my favorite new openings of the year.
small shop with stools for sitting. very dim, warm lighting, making it a peaceful environment fit drinking coffee. I got a small regular and asked for medium sweet. not too bitter and was still lightly sweetened. could already feel a kick going after the first few sips. regular is $8, while a large is $12. high price points but very good.
Located in Chinatown, this quaint coffee shop offers some of New York's most authentic Vietnamese coffee. The inside of the cafe is small with some seating and a little shop area for you to buy stationary. The owner was an absolute pleasure to talk to and so sweet. Although Vietnamese coffee typically makes me SUPER jittery, I felt that this was a good balance of energy and the strong scent of Vietnamese coffee beans (without feeling like I'm going to have a heart attack). I personally love how you have the option for a lighter caffeine version as well as the option to decrease the sweetness level. A bit pricey but worth supporting a small business and having some amazing coffee.
Pretty authentic Vietnamese coffee in Chinatown area. The barista/store owner is super friendly and nice. You can also customize how sweet you want your coffee to be, the less sweet the more coffee. It comes as a slushy style. Inside, the cafe is very much reminiscent of cafes in Vietnam and lots of beautiful pieces of artwork. There are some little stools to chill at. No wifi.
I went to this quaint coffee shop, specializing in Vietnamese coffee, a while ago. Along with coffee, they also sell Vietnamese tea as well as some pickles and concentrate versions of their coffee. The woman working here was very friendly, and there was a nice, calming atmosphere and cool aesthetic here. For the price, the location is a bit odd as it is right near a bunch of reasonably priced Chinese spots, though I guess it's on the way to Soho. I went with a Cà Phê Sữa Đá/Ca Phe Sua Da, also known as a Vietnamese Iced Coffee made with condensed milk. There is a full-strength version, which I ordered along with two other options: a low-caffeine and a naturally decaffeinated version. The small iced version is $8 while the large is $12, though that doesn't appear to be on the menu anymore. You can also get it without condensed milk for $6, or with standard milk for the same price, with there also being an oat version for 50 cents more. All menu aside, the ice is crushed, which I didn't mind as it didn't dilute the coffee anytime soon. The coffee was excellent and closest to what I tried in Saigon and Hanoi from the shops I've been to, having a strong but balanced pour. It also wasn't overly sweet from the condensed milk, which is my definite preference for this style of coffee. It felt more like a drink to sip compared to other coffees, almost feeling a bit more special, which made the price a bit more justified. It's quite pricey for Chinatown, let alone Chinatown standards, but the quality of the coffee I had was excellent. I would go back here once in a while, treating myself occasionally like I do at most of the expensive Yemeni coffee shops.
This place is super cute and it is not just a coffee shop but they sell super cute greeting cards too. Not many seating options here more of a grab and go place. Very zen feeling place. The coffee just did not do it for me probably because I didn't really know what I wanted. I wanted something that tasted like an iced latte. I think the barista gave me a black coffee with milk. I'm really not too sure but I know alot of people like this place. It just did not do it for me and ai have been to other vietmanese coffee shops in the city that ai have enjoyed more.
One of the best Vietnamese coffees I've had stateside! Although a bit pricey, I thought it was well worth trying (and plus, I've definitely had worse for much more around here, which I chalk up to NYC pricing). The coffee is smooth, bold, and aromatic, and the crushed ice shape was what I thought made a huge difference to other coffees. I love that you can also adjust the caffeine and sweetness levels. The barista was so friendly and the cafe itself is small yet like a beautifully and well curated little art space. Will definitely be back!
Authentic Vietnamese coffee right in the heart of Chinatown! Hien serves up the real deal, and I love that they offer different versions so you can opt for a lighter option if you prefer
One of my favorite viet cafes in nyc. The owner Christmas is super nice and gave me A great recommendation, which was the classic Vietnamese iced coffee. It was slightly sweet didn't give me a jittery crash and overall very flavorful. I also tried one of her homemade cookies which is also made from Vietnamese coffee beans and it was slightly sweet as well and super yummy. I definitely recommend anybody who's trying this spot for a cozy chill vibe.
What's not to love about vietnamese coffee? This is the one time I joke about being a crack head because WHY is vietnamese coffee so damn good, so addictive, and keeps you hella up in the day time and night time? I heard about this place from a friend and I had to try. Once you step in, the vibes are chill. The owner/workers here are super sweet, friendly, and very informative. They want you to have a good coffee and want to make sure they make it to your liking - by even asking how sweet do you want it? You know "asian" sweetness is a thing and we don't always want it too sweet. I ordered the iced viet coffee topped with the oatmilk - full caffeine. I must say... honestly, the oatmilk is not giving. I think the drink would have been fine without it because before I mixed the drink up completely, I had the coffee and it was absolutely delicious. Strong and bold like I like, and the perfect sweetness. With the oatmilk mixed, I felt like I had it watered down a bit too much. Next time I know. Prices were roughly $9-$10... not bad considering the economy we're living in... although comparably to vietnamese deli's in Seattle, you can find an iced coffee for about $5 more or less. Nevertheless, this place is wonderful. Charming, friendly, and delicious handmade coffee that is super addicting. Would definitely recommend! read more
Solid place. Nothing life changing. Viet owned. Viet coffee is very much on sweeter side because of the condensed milk. Even medium is quite sweet, so definitely keep that in mind. Small space with seating stools but no real tables, wouldn't recommending really working here. read more
((4.25 stars)) Hien From Vietnam is a small Vietnamese coffee and tea shop, planted in Chinatown. the tiny coffee shop is quietly brews a handful of coffee and tea drinks in the hustle-n-bustle of the city. the interior is serene. cool dark woody interior with an artsy vibe to it. there's a small wall of stationery items, a few seats on each side of the interior, and the coffee / tea counter where the drinks get made. space is at a premium and there's not much room. most people seem to grab-n-go bc the space can only accommodate only a few people at a time. the menu is made up a few coffee and tea drinks. tried the "Viet Black Coffee of the Day" during the winter. the roast was fine and had good coffee flavor, but nothing memorable beyond that. more recently, i stopped by and ordered the classic Vietnamese iced coffee (Ca The Sun) which i took to go. the coffee hit the spot on a hot day--the coldness of the drink, the flavorful boldness of the coffee, and the sweetness of the condensed milk made for an enjoyable walk around downtown Manhattan. i'm pretty sure the drip coffee portion of the iced coffee is pre-batched because i got my drink pretty quickly (traditional brewing of a cup of coffee through a phin takes like 7-10 minutes before the condensed milk, ice, etc. is added). this makes sense as it would take forever to get a drink without the drip coffee being brewed beforehand. the owner/operator is pretty chill--didn't really speak to her beyond ordering. definitely come here for a traditional Vietnamese coffee drink, and enjoy it while exploring Chinatown & beyond. read more
The owner was very nice when we stopped in! No line, and we had the option to customize sweetness and caffeine levels. We wanted something not very sweet and with a good caffeine kick but not too strong since it was 3pm-ish when we arrived. She knew exactly what we wanted and the drink was smooth and tasty! Would definitely be back for more. read more
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1 day ago
Ordered a ca phe sua da, and it was phenomenal. Strong, smooth, good quality of coffee, I asked not too sweet to mine, and it was just right. read more
1 month ago
Passed by this spot while I was in the area and was in desperate need of some strong coffee. I got the cà phê sữa đá (classic Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk) and it hit the spot! It was nice and strong just like the ones I've had in Vietnam and definitely woke me up. I also like that you can adjust the sweetness level. It's on the pricier side, but you can tell they use quality coffee. Worth it when you need a strong caffeine fix! read more
4 months ago
My new favorite Vietnamese coffee place. It is SO incredibly charming inside and the staff is super friendly too; you can tell a lot of love and curation was poured into this place, the menu, and the coffee - everything is A+. For the coffee, you can choose how strongly caffeinated it will be (vietnamese coffee is notoriously strong) and how sweet. As a vietnamese coffee lover I tend to go for how it comes here and really enjoy it each time. I love the reminder to sip slow - to really enjoy it and not just inhale it, to let it become a longer part of your day. The crushed ice is the perfect accompaniment to this strong coffee. They also sell little treats and a few artsy trinkets that you can pick up on your way as well. I really really hope this place sticks around for a long time as it's one of my favorite new openings of the year. read more
small shop with stools for sitting. very dim, warm lighting, making it a peaceful environment fit drinking coffee. I got a small regular and asked for medium sweet. not too bitter and was still lightly sweetened. could already feel a kick going after the first few sips. regular is $8, while a large is $12. high price points but very good. read more
Located in Chinatown, this quaint coffee shop offers some of New York's most authentic Vietnamese coffee. The inside of the cafe is small with some seating and a little shop area for you to buy stationary. The owner was an absolute pleasure to talk to and so sweet. Although Vietnamese coffee typically makes me SUPER jittery, I felt that this was a good balance of energy and the strong scent of Vietnamese coffee beans (without feeling like I'm going to have a heart attack). I personally love how you have the option for a lighter caffeine version as well as the option to decrease the sweetness level. A bit pricey but worth supporting a small business and having some amazing coffee. read more
Pretty authentic Vietnamese coffee in Chinatown area. The barista/store owner is super friendly and nice. You can also customize how sweet you want your coffee to be, the less sweet the more coffee. It comes as a slushy style. Inside, the cafe is very much reminiscent of cafes in Vietnam and lots of beautiful pieces of artwork. There are some little stools to chill at. No wifi. read more
I went to this quaint coffee shop, specializing in Vietnamese coffee, a while ago. Along with coffee, they also sell Vietnamese tea as well as some pickles and concentrate versions of their coffee. The woman working here was very friendly, and there was a nice, calming atmosphere and cool aesthetic here. For the price, the location is a bit odd as it is right near a bunch of reasonably priced Chinese spots, though I guess it's on the way to Soho. I went with a Cà Phê Sữa Đá/Ca Phe Sua Da, also known as a Vietnamese Iced Coffee made with condensed milk. There is a full-strength version, which I ordered along with two other options: a low-caffeine and a naturally decaffeinated version. The small iced version is $8 while the large is $12, though that doesn't appear to be on the menu anymore. You can also get it without condensed milk for $6, or with standard milk for the same price, with there also being an oat version for 50 cents more. All menu aside, the ice is crushed, which I didn't mind as it didn't dilute the coffee anytime soon. The coffee was excellent and closest to what I tried in Saigon and Hanoi from the shops I've been to, having a strong but balanced pour. It also wasn't overly sweet from the condensed milk, which is my definite preference for this style of coffee. It felt more like a drink to sip compared to other coffees, almost feeling a bit more special, which made the price a bit more justified. It's quite pricey for Chinatown, let alone Chinatown standards, but the quality of the coffee I had was excellent. I would go back here once in a while, treating myself occasionally like I do at most of the expensive Yemeni coffee shops. read more
3 months ago
This place is super cute and it is not just a coffee shop but they sell super cute greeting cards too. Not many seating options here more of a grab and go place. Very zen feeling place. The coffee just did not do it for me probably because I didn't really know what I wanted. I wanted something that tasted like an iced latte. I think the barista gave me a black coffee with milk. I'm really not too sure but I know alot of people like this place. It just did not do it for me and ai have been to other vietmanese coffee shops in the city that ai have enjoyed more. read more
One of the best Vietnamese coffees I've had stateside! Although a bit pricey, I thought it was well worth trying (and plus, I've definitely had worse for much more around here, which I chalk up to NYC pricing). The coffee is smooth, bold, and aromatic, and the crushed ice shape was what I thought made a huge difference to other coffees. I love that you can also adjust the caffeine and sweetness levels. The barista was so friendly and the cafe itself is small yet like a beautifully and well curated little art space. Will definitely be back! read more
3 months ago
Authentic Vietnamese coffee right in the heart of Chinatown! Hien serves up the real deal, and I love that they offer different versions so you can opt for a lighter option if you prefer read more
One of my favorite viet cafes in nyc. The owner Christmas is super nice and gave me A great recommendation, which was the classic Vietnamese iced coffee. It was slightly sweet didn't give me a jittery crash and overall very flavorful. I also tried one of her homemade cookies which is also made from Vietnamese coffee beans and it was slightly sweet as well and super yummy. I definitely recommend anybody who's trying this spot for a cozy chill vibe. read more
I was in Chinatown early morning and looking for a coffee shop to visit. I saw Hien From Vietnam on Yelp and decided to give it a try. The menu I saw was just two drinks. A classic Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk, and the same classic with the addition of whole milk. I've often thought I would enjoy Vietnamese iced coffee with a little less condensed milk and a splash of whole milk, and here it was on the menu. The flavor of the coffee was fabulous. One of the most delicious coffees I've had. I will say I wish the ice wasn't crushed, it made it hard to drink with my straw. The coffee might have been on of the most delicious, but it was also the most expensive regular sized coffee I've ever ordered at $10.88 (not including tip). read more
9 months ago
The thing is with Vietnamese coffee is that there's a certain flavor profile that I can never identify with my barbarian tongue. I've had Viet coffee from its motherland and something about their poor water quality and different milk pasteurization process that really gives their coffee a strong kick. I felt the same kick when drinking this. I think that's all I'll say. read more
3 months ago
Vibe/ambiance: old school Viet coffee shop with minimal seating (small wooden stools), no bathroom Service: super sweet owner! Items ordered: - Ca Phe Sua Da, decaf ($8) love that they had a decaf option; you can customize the sweetness read more
4 months ago
Aesthetic place. Aesthetic coffee. I am Viet and from San Jose. So I have a thing for Vietnamese coffee. My go to when I visit NYC. read more
I initially was just picking up one of the sweet coffees (cà phê sũa dá) but took a sip and quickly ordered another. Good amount of sweet and strong coffee flavour. Only two coffees really but they are good. Got the coffee in under a minute. Very sweet girl working. Super small store in Chinatown and easy to miss but made for a fun little walk dilly-dallying around read more
6 months ago
Just tried Hien's iced coffee, and it was the perfect caffeine jolt I needed. Even the ice is well thought out as instead of cubes, she offers ice a step above shaved so it doesn't melt too quickly. As someone who doesn't like sweet drinks, I don't indulge in Vietnamese iced coffees often, but this was up there as one of the better ones I've had in recent years. Strong, balanced and most definitely hit the spot! I love it here and Hien is always very welcoming . Always a warm smile, nice conversation and she now is starting to offer pastries -- can't wait to try one on an upcoming visit! Thank you, Hien! Always enjoy visiting when I'm in the area. read more
2 months ago
Very good coffee! It has a kick. Recommend this place. We went with the classic Vietnamese coffee (Ca Phe Sua) read more
1 month ago
IF U LIKE VIET COFFEE COME!!! I will say I didn't pay for this myself and maybe that's why I loved it sm bc ik it's super expensive.... But it's huge, delish, and ugh love love love read more
5 months ago
So happy to find a great viet spot. This was recommended by a friend and definitely did not disappoint. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and open to make adjustments on sweater and dairy preferences. They got it just right perfect amount of sweet, dairy, and coffee strength. 10/10 would be back again read more
Cute little Vietnamese coffee spot in Chinatown. They have their menu on these small leather books which is super cute. The interior is nice and decorated. The staff is friendly and patient when you order your drink. The coffee is definitely really strong like many Vietnamese coffee drinks. Good to get a coffee and share with a friend if you don't want to drink the whole thing by yourself. read more
2 months ago
As a Vietnamese person, I'm quite particular about Vietnamese coffee when I'm abroad. Many places in New York label their drinks "Vietnamese Coffee," but the flavor is often overly sweet or tastes more like a latte than traditional Vietnamese coffee. Fortunately, I found the exact taste I've been missing. The coffee has a rich, roasted aroma and a strong yet smooth flavor, perfectly balanced with just the right amount of condensed milk--not too sweet. One sip instantly transports me to a sidewalk café back in Vietnam. What I love most is that they've truly captured the spirit of Vietnamese coffee: bold, aromatic, energizing, and authentic. If you're a Vietnamese person living in New York, or simply want to try genuine Vietnamese coffee, I highly recommend stopping by. I'll definitely be coming back. Thank you for bringing a taste of home to the heart of New York. read more
23 days ago
place was super cute, i think that was the owner and she was genuinely so nice. ordered a drink and it was pretty decent, definitely worth checking out if you're in the area read more
7 months ago
Hien From Vietnam has been on my list for a while since they opened and I believe they took over the storefront from 12 corners. It's a very cozy space with about 3 tables or so so 3 groups can comfortably sit in. I believe Hien (the owner) is the only one working and when we stepped in, it was so cute! On the right side there's customized cards that are very unique that you can purchase. The menu is limited but packs a punch especially since they're serving viet coffee. I got a hot viet coffee with 25% sweetness and an iced viet coffee with 25% sweetness too. The iced version tasted sweeter than the hot version so keep that in mind. I also do not recommend doing 25% sweetness unless you prefer the bitter taste. Next time I visit, I'll definitely get at least 30-35% sweetness! read more
Amazing in-house coffee made from beans fresh from Vietnam! Very convenient location near the canal street subway station. Aesthetically curated selection of stationery and coffee and tea, as well as homemade pickled selections and to go offerings. My favorite is the traditional Vietnamese coffee made with shaved ice and condensed milk! The service is exceptional and the ingredients used are high quality and traditional. The cafe is in its early opening stages so there's plenty in store that's to come including seats and light bites! read more
What is really unique about this place is that they have a decaf Vietnamese coffee option, which is rare and much appreciated! The flavor of the coffee was perfect. I almost really liked it but I personally would have preferred some regular milk to dilute the concentrated coffee and condensed milk. It had the consistency of a thick Vietnamese coffee slushie. read more
One of the best coffee experiences I've had in Manhattan. The Vietnamese coffee was outstanding--deep, bold, and perfectly smooth--and instantly took me back to the authentic coffee I had while traveling in Vietnam a few years ago. It's rare to find that level of authenticity, and this place truly delivers. What made the experience even more special was the owner, who was incredibly warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. You can feel the passion and care behind everything here. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates great coffee and real hospitality. read more
NYC is in need of more Vietnamese iced coffee places, and this is the best one I've been to! The owner is so sweet, and when we visited, it was her 99th day being open! Definitely go and support her because as a self-proclaimed fanatic of Vietnamese iced coffee, I was obsessed with hers. I love that she has crushed ice because it slowly melts into the coffee and even turns it into a slush versus having huge cubes that dilute the taste of the drink. This coffee definitely woke me up, and I will be a returning customer! read more
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8 months ago
Their Vietnamese iced coffee is no joke! Strong but still the perfect sweetness. I saw Hien from Vietnam on social media and came to try it out. It was a quiet day so there was no line for a Wednesday afternoon. I ordered the ca phe sua da with full caffeine and regular sweetness. It was prefect for me, but I prefer sweeter drinks. It came with crushed ice which is the traditional way it's served. I loved my drink, and the employee was so friendly and helpful. It's a small space inside but definitely worth it if you're in the Chinatown area! read more
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