The 10 Best Coffee Experiences in Hoi An

1.Vietnamese Coffee Culture and Coffee Making Class

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 4,006 reviews · 2 hours · from $14Our pick

Join Tan, Le, and their family team for a two-hour Hoi An coffee workshop. You will trace coffee from crop to cup, use a metal phin filter, and prepare black, milk, salt, coconut, and Hanoi egg coffee. The small group, recipes, and take-home gift make this a useful class for coffee fans.

“This was so much fun and the coffee’s we made were delicious. Would highly recommend if you are in Hoi An.”

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2.Early Morning My Son Sanctuary Trip w. Champa Food & Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 629 reviews · from $21Top rated

Leave Hoi An at 5:30 am in an air-conditioned vehicle for My Son Sanctuary. A guide such as Linh, Van, Han, or Lin leads you through the ancient temple towers before the heat and crowds arrive. Afterward, enjoy Champa-style breakfast, local mochi, fruit, and coffee or tea.

“Definitely worthwhile . We did the 5.30am tour. While it was early we were able to skip the crowds . A unique insight into the Champa period of Vietnam’s history. Our guide was friendly and informative.”

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3.Vietnamese Culture and Coffee Making Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 497 reviews · from $15

At Hoian Handicraft Tours in Hoi An, an English-speaking instructor such as Linh guides you through five Vietnamese coffees, from phin-brewed black coffee to egg coffee. You will learn how French influence shaped local coffee, make each drink yourself, receive recipes, and take home a Vietnamese phin filter.

“It was something fun to do if you love coffee!!! I can’t wait to go back home and make the different coffees for my friends and family. The staff were very friendly and made me feel comfortable as a solo travel. Very interactive”

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4.My Son Early Morning with Banh My and Coffee 6 am

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 205 reviews · 4h 30m · from $18

Leave Hoi An before sunrise for My Son Sanctuary, where an English-speaking guide explains the Champa Kingdom and eight centuries of sculpture. Explore for two hours, then enjoy banh mi and Vietnamese coffee at a local café before returning by late morning. Small groups are limited to 13 people.

“Our guide was so lovely and made the whole experience more fun! The sanctuary was beautiful but very crowded. Opt for the sunrise tour if you can 😊”

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5.Vietnamese Coffee Making Workshop at Local Roastery

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 174 reviews · 1 hour · from $16

At Trí Long Coffee in central Hoi An, an English-speaking barista guides you through Vietnam’s coffee culture, roasting, and two hands-on drinks. Choose from phin, egg, coconut, or salt coffee, then enjoy your creations in the café. Sessions may be small and relaxed, with recipes sometimes provided to take home.

“Was so fun, had the workshop last month and still thinking about it. Definitely recommend, they give you loads of information about coffee in general, show you how it’s being processed, and the girls were super nice and friendly!!!!!”

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6.Lantern and Coffee Making Class

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 154 reviews · 3h 30m · from $24

Spend 210 minutes learning five Vietnamese coffee styles, including salt, coconut, and egg coffee, before making a foldable lantern. English-speaking family-run hosts guide you between two nearby venues on Ba Trieu Street. You receive coffee, cookies, tea or water, and a lantern to take home.

“Great experience the coffee making especially had a family who ran us through the experience making us laugh along the way.”

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7.My Son Sanctuary Early Morning Tour 6 am w Banh my and Coffee

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 142 reviews · from $21

Leave Hoi An around 5:30 am for My Son Sanctuary, arriving before the main crowds and strongest heat. An English-speaking guide such as Ben, Philip, Mr Vu, or Mr Lee explains Cham history and construction. You get about two and a half hours at the ruins, plus banh mi and Vietnamese coffee.

“Great early morning trip with our guide Ben despite the rain. We missed all the crowds and had time to explore My Son with Ben supplying all the details.”

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8.Hands-on Vietnamese Coffee Making Class with Long

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 66 reviews · 1 hour · from $15

Meet Long at Tri Long Coffee in central Hoi An for a one-hour, hands-on lesson in Vietnamese coffee. You will learn how beans go from crop to cup, make two traditional drinks, receive recipes to take home, and enjoy your coffee in a small local roastery.

“Interesting learning about coffee in Vietnam, and enjoyed learning how to make different types of Vietnamese coffees”

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9.Unique Lantern and Coffee Making Class in Hoi An

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · from $29

At 10C Bà Triệu in Hoi An, you’ll prepare black, white, salt, egg, and coconut coffee with local instructors, then use the relaxed coffee break to make a foldable lantern. The family-run class welcomes up to 20 people and ends where it begins.

“I loved both the lantern and coffee making classes. The teachers were funny patient and helpful and the whole experience was my most memorable part in my trip to Vietnam! If you have time or if you want to try something different and unique please try to make time for this. My friend and I loved it!”

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10.Vietnamese Coffee Making Course

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 25 reviews · 1h 30m · from $22

Meet at Tri Long Coffee in downtown Hoi An for a 90-minute, English-language coffee class. Learn roasting basics, use a traditional phin filter, and prepare your choice of egg, coconut, or salt coffee. The class includes ingredients, tools, water, and a coffee you make yourself.

“Coffee course was very informative and liked how hands on it was . We made 2 coffees of our liking and lived the secret ingredients that was a WoW . Highly recommend this .”

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