Vietnamese coffee is a distinctive culture Vietnam takes pride in.
The distinctive flavor cultivated through a history dating back to the French colonial era has an appeal you can't forget once you drink it. Centering on the rich, fragrant Robusta variety, it's characterized by a brewing method using the distinctive tool "phin," and its popularity is steadily spreading in Japan too.
Actually, did you know that places where you can enjoy that authentic Vietnamese coffee within Japan are increasing?
Even without bothering to board a plane, cafes where you can meet authentic Vietnamese coffee are dotted all over the country.
This time, we introduce carefully selected cafes in Japan where you can meet authentic Vietnamese coffee, plus Vietnamese coffee beans you can buy in Japan and how to brew them.
Store information is as of January 2026. Hours, closing days, and prices may change, so please check official information before visiting.
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[Tokyo and Yokohama area] Famous shops that recreate the authentic flavor
dothi cafe Vietnam (Tokyo, Takadanobaba)
"dothi cafe Vietnam," within walking distance of Shinjuku Station, is an authentic cafe run by a Vietnamese owner.Not just egg coffee and bac xiu, but a rich lineup of smoothies and teas.
You can also enjoy classic Vietnamese dishes like banh mi and pho, and at lunchtime it bustles with many regulars.
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