The 15 Best Coffee & Egg Coffee Tours in Vietnam

1.Hanoi Coffee Workshop: Taste Salt, Coconut and Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,286 reviews · from $16Our pick

At Local Beans Roastery, baristas such as Val, Lin, Luka, and Giang guide you through Vietnam’s coffee culture and six local drinks: Phin, brown, salt, egg, coconut, and coffee cocktail. You taste each cup, learn the brewing method, sample rice wine, and take home recipes. Old Quarter pickup is available.

“The class was fantastic. As a solo traveler, the class was very open, inclusive and easy to feel comfortable within the group. Lin was engaging as the host and instructor, involving each class attendee in the processes and encouraging questions. Would recommend to anyone visiting Hanoi and interested in learning more about the local customs and life.”

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2.Vietnamese Street Food Tour with Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 315 reviews · 3 hours · from $24

Walk Hanoi’s Old Quarter with an English-speaking guide such as Phoenix, Jelly, Alex, or Lisa, stopping for 4 to 6 local dishes, including banh mi, beef noodle salad, sticky rice ice cream, and egg coffee. Small groups and private tours are available, with plenty of local food advice along the way.

“Ceri was an amazing tour guide! We booked a private tour and it was everything and more. She asked us about the food we had already tried in Vietnam and then tailored our tour to let us try foods we hadn’t before. We enjoyed 6 different foods that were amazing! An egg coffee in one of the oldest egg coffee shops in Hanoi followed by a post office ice cream. We loved all the food and sharing great conversation with Ceri. We talked about her life in Vietnam, our travels and we’re able to learn a lot from her. What a valuable experience and wonderful to meet a new friend…”

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3.Ha Noi Egg Coffee Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 227 reviews · from $12

At Cafe Minh near Ta Hien Beer Street, an English-speaking instructor guides you through egg coffee, Hanoi-style espresso-strength milk coffee, and Saigon-style milk coffee. The 50-minute to one-hour class is hands-on, limited to eight people, and includes all ingredients, equipment, and a small gift. Some sessions also feature salt or coconut coffee.

“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!”

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4.Decadent Vietnamese “Egg Coffee” Workshop in Hồ Chí Minh City

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 150 reviews · from $20

At Lacàph Coffee Experiences Space in central Hồ Chí Minh City, you’ll make phin coffee with Lacàph’s blend, whip an egg cream sweetened with coffee blossom honey, and learn why egg coffee matters in Vietnam. Guides such as Ngoc, Quan, Joey, An, Noah, and Vi lead a 60 to 90-minute class with tasting included.

“Vi was a great instructor. Made the experience enjoyable learning about the history as well the art to making this coffee. Recommended worth the price!”

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5.Hanoi Egg Coffee Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 137 reviews · 1 - 4 hours · from $12

At Cafe Minh beside Ta Hien Beer Street, an English-speaking instructor such as Ha, Hai, Lena, or Ashley guides you through Vietnamese coffee culture and hands-on recipes. Depending on your class, you may make egg, salt, coconut, black, white, and condensed milk coffee, then enjoy your creations and take home a small gift.

“Coffee class here with Hai was absolutely fantastic he is the best instructor for this course! We did the iconic class so we got to try 3 coffees egg, salt and coconut all absolutely delicious. And Hai has excellent knowledge of the history and process of coffee making. 2.5 hours long so a great way to spend time getting to know the local culture. A must do experience and cafe to visit in Hanoi. Kirstie from England”

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6.Coffee Farm Tour with Roasting & Tasting Workshop – Da Lat

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 126 reviews · from $9Best value

Visit Twin Beans Farm, 20km from Da Lat, to follow Arabica coffee from plantation to cup. Jessie guides you through farming, processing, roasting, and brewing, then you roast and taste your own coffee. Harvesting is available from November to January. The visit lasts about 75 minutes and groups are capped at 10.

“We had a great time at this lovely farm. Jessie was super knowledgeable and explained the process to us in detail. We learned a lot and even got to roast our own beans and taste the coffee. Great activity!”

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7.Hanoi Egg Coffee making course

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 112 reviews · 1 hour · from $15

Meet your English-speaking instructor at Hoang’s Restaurant, learn why Hanoi egg coffee is so distinctive, then make your own cup step by step. Katie and Tan are among the instructors praised for clear teaching. The one-hour class includes all ingredients, a spring roll, water or iced tea, and a recipe.

“We had a fantastic experience! Our instructor, Katie, was incredibly friendly and patient. She explained everything in depth—from the history of Vietnamese coffee to the ingredients and brewing process—with great detail. Her English was also excellent, which made the activity even more enjoyable. My wife and I left with unforgettable memories; it was truly outstanding. Highly recommended for an authentic taste of Hanoi’s coffee tradition!”

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8.Hanoi Egg Coffee Making Course

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 76 reviews · from $15

At Hoang’s Cooking Class in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, you’ll learn to make Vietnamese egg coffee in about an hour. Your guide, including hosts such as Katie or Jenny, demonstrates each step before you mix, taste, and decorate your own coffee. Customize the sweetness and flavor, enjoy spring rolls, and leave with tips for making it at home.

“Wonderful 1 hour class with tips on how to create egg coffee at home. Thankful we made time for this!”

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9.Hanoi Secret Coffee tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 69 reviews · from $34

Start at St. Joseph Cathedral at 9 am for a small-group walk through four Hanoi cafes. With guides such as Linh, Hà, Jennifer, Daniel, or Rosie, you’ll taste iced coffee, yogurt coffee, egg coffee, and Vietnamese single-origin pour-over while learning how coffee became part of daily life in Hanoi.

“You will have some of the best coffee on the planet and get the history behind the locations. A lot of caffeine!”

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10.Cyclo the Old Quarter and Egg Coffee Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 63 reviews · 150 - 210 minutes · from $22

Spend 150 to 210 minutes exploring Hanoi’s Old Quarter by cyclo and on foot. You’ll visit Temple of Jade Mountain, cross the Welcoming Morning Sunlight Bridge, taste Bun Cha, and finish with a carefully made egg coffee. Guides may include Justin, Dan, Liam, or Tina. Hotel pickup is included within the Old Quarter.

“Tina was an excellent guide. Our family loved the whole experience.”

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11.Hanoi Jeep Night Street Foodie Tour, Train Street and Egg Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 60 reviews · from $79

Join an English-speaking guide such as Tyson, Linh, or Ping for a 3.5-hour open-air Jeep ride through Hanoi. Taste bun cha, pho cuon, banh mi, and other local dishes, then visit Train Street and enjoy egg coffee. Hotel pickup and food are included for up to 20 people.

“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.”

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12.MOTORBIKE TOUR TO PONGOUR FALLS- SILK- COFFEE FARM

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 52 reviews · from $43

Ride or drive from Dalat with an English-speaking guide such as Alex, Hung, An, or Leo. Visit Pongour and Elephant waterfalls, Linh An Pagoda, K’ho village, coffee and silk workshops, rice wine makers, and Paradise Lake. The 8-hour route packs in rural scenery, local food-making, and flexible stop times.

“Excellent, fantastic service. They took us to many places even not listed and gave very helpful advice for sights and historical facts and stories. Very strongly recommended if you want to come see the country side.”

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13.Hanoi Egg Coffee & Coconut Coffee Making Class with Free Banh Mi

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · from $15

At Apron Up Cooking Class on Gia Ngư Street, you’ll learn the story of Vietnamese coffee and make egg coffee and coconut coffee with a guide such as Phương, Vy, Ruby, or Trang. The one-hour class includes your drinks, hot beverages, and a banh mi or spring roll. Some sessions may move by moped to another café.

“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!”

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14.Hanoi Egg Coffee Class and Street Food Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 33 reviews · from $36

Spend about three hours tasting Hanoi favorites such as spring rolls, mixed phở, bánh mì, and chè, then make Vietnamese coffees at Cafe Minh with an instructor such as Devin. The one-hour class covers egg coffee, Hanoi milk coffee, and Saigon milk coffee. Pickup is offered in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, with groups capped at eight.

“Very fun and enlightening coffee making experience with Devin! We now have more ways to make coffee at home. ☺️”

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15.Hanoi Street Food Tour with egg coffee making

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · from $40

Spend four hours tasting pho, banh mi, spring rolls, grilled pork with noodles, and xôi chè in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Guides such as Summer, Alice, Quynh, Huong, Thom, and Linh have led this small-group walk, which ends with hands-on egg coffee making at a local café.

“It was a really good experience and we tried some nice spring rols, egg coffee and delicious sticky rice :)!”

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