Vietnamese coffee class: Make 5 coffees in Da Nang

During our second trip to Da Nang, our family took a Vietnamese coffee class that taught us to make 5 iconic Vietnamese coffees:

  1. Phin coffee
  2. Milk coffee
  3. Egg coffee
  4. Salt coffee
  5. Coconut coffee

From strong black phin coffees that perk up the morning, to sweet coconut coffees that add delight to the afternoon, when you’ve enjoyed Vietnamese coffee, it’s only natural to take the next step.

Check out our family’s experience in the video below:

Making Vietnamese coffee is so easy, our kids could do it

Why is a Vietnamese coffee class a good idea when visiting Da Nang?

Vietnam runs on amazing and affordable coffee. A Vietnamese coffee class makes it possible for you to recreate those delicious coffees wherever you go after you leave Vietnam.

Plus, you can adapt many Vietnamese coffees from the traditional phin to methods such as a filter coffee or pourover cone.

Coffee classes are available throughout the Da Nang area, and most are a quick Grab rideshare ride away from your accommodation. We were staying in the My An Beach area, and our Grab had us at our class in about 10 minutes.

Join us for an afternoon full of lots of laughter and lots of coffee, while we take a Vietnamese coffee class with our kids in Da Nang, Vietnam.

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We are the Learners and Makers: Jodie, Anthony, Connor, and Aster. We empower families and people with mobility disabilities to travel confidently, their way. With a cozy vibe that focuses on how to slow down, connect, and enjoy each day, our worldschooling family of four has been traveling the world full time since 2022.