Mia Coffee
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Why worth it
- A well-reviewed cafe in Hoi An, rated 4.5 across a large number of visitors
- Popular enough to be a regular stop on local cafe-hopping lists
- Best treated as a coffee break rather than a full meal destination
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Latest Google Reviews
Mia Coffee Located at the intersection of Phan Boi Chau Street and Truong Minh Luong Street, this café enjoys a convenient central location in Hoi An, only about 100 meters from the Hoai River. Situated on a corner with plenty of surrounding greenery, the café offers a pleasant and airy atmosphere. The seating area is suitable for groups, families, and travelers looking for a relaxing place to take a break while exploring the Ancient Town. The menu features coffee and a variety of popular beverages, with prices averaging around USD 2 per drink, making it a reasonable choice for the area. The customer mix varies by season, with both local Vietnamese visitors and international tourists frequenting the café throughout the year. Recommended for: Groups, travelers, and anyone looking for a comfortable café near the Hoai River and Hoi An Ancient Town. ⭐️☕️🌿
Simple, unpretentious place for breakfast. Moderately priced. Service is a bit slow, but staff is very friendly. It would t be my first choice in Hoian, but if you are nearby it’s handy to drop in to a cold beer or coffee.
This is the perfect respite to relax after a long day of walking. Or, in my case, a place to charge my devices and work for a few hours in comfort. The ambience is beautiful, with the second floor looking like a colonial balcony where you can watch the world go by. I sat inside, where I could relax on a comfy couch (not a hard wood or plastic chair!!) and wait a few hours until my departure time. I was greeted immediately by the proprietor who directed me upstairs and seemed to know exactly what I was looking for. Large enough for a group of 5-7, not too crowded - highly recommend.
Since visiting Vietnam, salt coffee has become my new addiction. At Mia coffee shop, I had the best salt coffee by far. Been to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and they cannot beat this little coffee shop. I will be returning for coffee for my entire stay in Hoi An.
This latte was disappointing overall. The espresso tasted sharply sour upfront, followed by a harsh, bitter aftertaste that felt over-extract, slightly burnt. Although the milk looked smooth, the texture was foamy & airy rather than silky, resulting in a thin mouthfeel. The finish was short &flat, more like hot milk with a hint of coffee than a balanced latte. Considering the price, the quality does not justify the cost. the first day in Faifo so bad with the hot latte
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