EGG COFFEE EXPERIENCES IN HANOI
The 15 best egg coffee experiences in Hanoi you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
At Local Beans Roastery in Hanoi, hosts such as Val, Lin, and Luka guide you through Vietnam’s coffee culture and six drinks, including phin, brown, salt, egg, coconut, and coffee cocktail. Equipment, snacks, recipes, and Old Quarter pickup are included.
“Val organised everything so well and we had a great and informative time with her. She handed us a lot of tips over”
Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide such as Phoenix, Jelly, or Alex, stopping at family-run food shops for 4 to 6 local dishes, banh mi, beef noodle salad, sticky rice ice cream, and egg coffee. Expect about three hours of walking, eating, and city stories.
“the tour was amazing, going from appetizers all the way to deserts. the locations are close each other so we also got to see old quarter streets well. Phong (i hope I'm not misspelling it) was an amazing guide, she explained the makeup and history of every food and even accounted for everyone's taste and allergic preferences on the spot. honestly one of the best things we've done in vietnam. love and would recommend to everyone. ❤️”
At Cafe Minh in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, an English-speaking teacher guides you through egg coffee and Vietnamese milk coffee recipes. You prepare the ingredients yourself, learn the drinks’ cultural background, and leave with a small gift. Classes last about an hour and cost $12 per person.
“We had a great coffee class with Iris! She showed us how to make salt coffee, egg coffee, and coconut coffee. She also showed us how to make coffee art on the foam with chocolate syrup! We had a great time and tasty coffee!”
At Hong Hoai's Restaurant, an English-speaking instructor such as Katie or Tan guides you through Vietnamese coffee, egg coffee's origins, and each step of the recipe. You prepare your own cup, adjust the taste, and enjoy it with a spring roll, water, or iced tea.
“Friendly guide, very clear and detailed in explanation. Highly recommend.”
Meet at 20 P. Bat Dan in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a one-hour, small-group lesson with step-by-step guidance. You’ll mix your own egg coffee, adjust the flavor, try latte-style decoration, and enjoy it with a spring roll. Guides such as Katie and Jenny have been warmly praised.
“Wonderful 1 hour class with tips on how to create egg coffee at home. Thankful we made time for this!”
Spend 2.5 to 3.5 hours exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter by cyclo and on foot. Visit Ngoc Son Temple, cross the red bridge on Hoan Kiem Lake, taste bun cha, and finish with egg coffee. English-speaking guides such as Justin, Dan, and Liam have earned praise for clear stories and friendly help.
“Good Tour with a very nice Tourguide Dan! The Egg Coffee was delicious!”
Set out at 6pm from Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a 3.5-hour open-air Jeep ride with guides such as Tyson and Linh. You’ll eat bun cha, pho cuon, banh mi, and other local dishes, then visit Train Street and drink egg coffee.
“Wonderful experience with a top tour guide Tyson. He is well versed in all aspects of the tour and everything was very well arranged. Thank you for giving us an unforgettable experience.”
Meet at 8 Gia Ngu Street for a one-hour, hands-on Hanoi coffee class. You’ll learn about Vietnamese coffee, prepare egg and coconut coffee, and enjoy your drinks with banh mi or a spring roll. Guides including Phuong, Vy, Ruby, and Trang are praised for clear, friendly instruction.
“We had a great class! Ruby was awesome and did a great job explaining the coffee, its history, and how these two drinks came to be. It was so fun making it ourselves and the end result was delicious!”
Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking food guide, sample five Vietnamese dishes, then make egg, black, and milk coffees at Cafe Minh. Devin, David, or another instructor leads the one-hour workshop near Ta Hien Beer Street. Hotel pickup is available within the Old Quarter.
“Very fun and enlightening coffee making experience with Devin! We now have more ways to make coffee at home. ☺️”
Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide, tasting pho, banh mi, spring rolls, grilled pork noodles, and xôi chè. You’ll visit Train Street and finish by making egg coffee at a local café. Guides have included Quynh, Huong, Thom, Linh, Summer, and Alice.
“Amazing tour around Hanoi, local food and good history! This girls who show us the city are so friendly and they know everything about Hanoi. Thank you so much!”
Meet at Hong Hoai’s Restaurant in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a one-hour, hands-on egg coffee class with a local guide. You’ll prepare the ingredients, watch a demonstration, make your own creamy coffee, and practice edible decoration. Groups are limited to 10, with several departure times available.
“The egg coffee here is rich and creamy, absolutely delicious! A must-try in the heart of the Old Quarter. Perfect blend of sweet and strong flavors in a cozy setting. Highly recommended!”
Start at Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street for an egg coffee class with an English-speaking teacher, then ride a cyclo through Hanoi’s Old Quarter. See St. Joseph’s Cathedral, sample a Vietnamese dessert, and optionally finish with a Thang Long Water Puppet show. Ruby may lead the coffee class.
“This was a great experience. Ruby was a gem and she was an excellent teacher whose English was perfect with an American accent even. She taught us to make 4 types of coffee while we frothed and poured. I learned a new party trick Read more”
Meet at Hoang’s Restaurant in Hanoi’s Old Quarter for a 3.5-hour cooking experience. Visit Dong Xuan Market, help choose ingredients, cook three Vietnamese dishes with a guide and small group, then eat together. An egg coffee bonus and recipes sent after class add value.
“We had few day free in Hanoi. Absolutely the cooking class at Hoang restaurant was good choice. We went to local market and have so many prepared for cooking. We had Pho, chicken and pork roll. So yummy. Will do it at home.😊😊😊😊. Thank for everyone”
Spend six to seven hours with an English-speaking guide visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple, and the B-52 lake. Your private car, entrance fees, lunch, bottled water, and one egg coffee are included.
“Cycle tour and boat tour were very good! Tour guys are very friendly. We had doubts about the meal but the diversity was quite enough.”
Walk from St. Joseph’s Cathedral through Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide. Taste phin coffee, fermented Fine Robusta, Eggpresso, and local street food while meeting baristas and visiting a century-old house and Đồng Xuân Market.
“I really enjoyed this tour, you’ll discover excellent hidden coffee spots around Hanoi as well as the chance to try new street foods and learn more about Vietnamese culture. A great starting point for your first trip to Hanoi. Come hungry!”
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